Electrical Engineering - Transformers - Discussion

Discussion Forum : Transformers - General Questions (Q.No. 15)
15.
The primary winding of a power transformer should always be
open
shorted
switched
fused
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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SUNIL said:   1 decade ago
If the load of the primary side the high current is flow therefore, the circuit will be damaged so, the fuse definitely connected.

Jithendra said:   1 decade ago
Depend upon load conditions, current flows through in primary winding. Normally primary winding voltage will be high but less current flows through primary, up-to rated current fuse will be on, above rated current flows fuse melts and stop conduction and provide equipment safe.

MOUNIKA M said:   1 decade ago
As primary will be connected to varying supply it must be fused and as the primary winding carries low current fuse is used as a protecting device if fuse is not used then primary coils will burn.

Ashish joshi said:   1 decade ago
Power transformer in primary large current compart with secondary that's what power transformer secondary is fused.

Bappa Mandal said:   1 decade ago
In power transformer the primary side supply is relatively very high compared to ordinary transformer so obviously FUSE is used in primary.

Er.Karan saini said:   1 decade ago
Primary side voltage is very high.
So, Primary winding should be fused.

ER.Banaj das said:   1 decade ago
When the secondary loaded is over loaded, it means draws max. Current in the primary side due to which damaged the primary side as wellas appliances. So that power t/f is fused the circuit.

Mohan reddy said:   1 decade ago
The power transfoemer rating is very high greater than 1MVA so cost of the equipment is very high. So to protech the transformer from any abnormal currents it should be protected by fuses.

In addition to fuses we use some other protecting equipments like LA (lightning arrester) etc.

Vgupta said:   1 decade ago
It should be fused because on the primary side always varying supply provided.

Naresh said:   1 decade ago
Why because, the incoming supply voltage is varying. It may not be constant, So we need fuse to save the transformer and inorder to limit the initial current, we use fuse.


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