1. Open Circuit (No Load) and
Short Circuit Test
by:
Dr Sunil Singh
Associate Professor, EED
GB Pant University of Ag & Tech Pantnagar
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2. Open circuit (no load) and Short circuit test
Why ?
To calculate equivalent circuit parameters (Re, Xe, and Rc, Xm).
To measure core loss at rated voltage and copper loss at full load.
To calculate efficiency.
To calculate voltage regulation.
To calculate the turns ratio
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3. Open Circuit or no load Test
Procedure
A, V, W is connected on
LV side : why ?
HV side is left open or Connect a voltmeter
Apply the rated voltage on primary (LV) side
Take the reading of voltmeter, ammeter and
wattmeter.
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4. Calculation of shunt branch parameters
Let at rated voltage the reading of
Voltmeter V0 (rated voltage)
Wattmeter P0 (core loss at rated voltage)
Ammeter I0 (no load or exciting current,
3 to 5%)
P0 = V0 I0 cos ϕ0
cos ϕ0 = V0 I0 / P0
Ic = I0 cos ϕ0
Im = I0 sin ϕ0
Rc =V0 / Ic
Xm =V0 / Im
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5. Short Circuit Test
Procedure
Connect A, V, and W on
HV side : why ?
Short circuit the LV side
Adjust the voltage till full load primary current
flows. (KVA/ HV rated voltage)
Take the reading of voltmeter, ammeter and
wattmeter.
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6. Calculation of series branch parameters
Let the reading of A,V, and W at full load
current
Voltmeter, Vsc ( 5 to 12 % voltage)
Wattmeter, Psc (Full load Copper loss)
Ammeter, Isc (full load current)
ZeH = Vsc /Isc
reH = Psc / Isc
2
𝑋 𝑒𝐻 = (𝑍𝑒𝐻2 −reH
2 )
X1 = X2 = ½ XeH
r1 = r2 =½ reH
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