Electrical Transformers and Rotating Machines
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The secondary of the transformer in question #3 has a rated voltage of 2400 volts. What size fuse should be used to provide branch circuit protection?
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- If the secondary of the transformer in question 5 supplies a current of 9.6 amperes to a load, what is the primary current? (Disregard excitation current.)arrow_forwardWhat size conductor should be used to connect the primary of the transformer described in question #6? Assume the conductor to be copper with type THW insulation.arrow_forwardHow many transformers are needed to make an open-delta connection?arrow_forward
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