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RMBcapecod

Electrical
Apr 28, 2003
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I want diagrams on the exact wiring from primary to secondary for all transformer hook-ups. My text books do not show the actual physical wiring (not theory) that is on the exam here in Massachusetts.
 
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There's IEEE C57.12.70-2000, but that is fairly nasty stuff to have to sift through, and it's not free, and may be considered "theory" so much as quasi-phasors are concerned.

A contents page of an earlier version is standards.ieee.org/reading/ieee/std_public/description/dtransformers/C57.12.70-1978_desc.html

Perhaps you could find some locals that will tell you what they've used.
 
Suggestion: Reference:
1. Electrical Transmission and Distribution Reference Book by Central Station Engineers of the Westinghouse Electric Corporation, East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1964
 
Try a manufacturer's catalog, Acme, Hevi-Duty, ect. They give many hardwire examples. All is a tough term, hope this helps on the practical side.
-tommy23t
 

There’s material like federalpacific.com/literature/drytrans/trans.html but it’s maddeningly cookie-cutter in approach, and not likely much help on an exam.
 
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