How To Choose Perfect Transformer
How To Choose Perfect Transformer |Easy Steps to Calculate Required Capacity of KVA Rating.
This article will explain how to select a perfect transformer in your substation and also discuss here calculations of kVA rating.
For example, you can easy to understand the calculation. Here I choose connected load around 77.84kVA and consider maximum demand 58.7kVA. Large motor load is very important for transformer calculation because of the motor will consume a large amount current in starting time
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Connected load: 77.84 kVA
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Max. Demand: 58.7 kVA
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Ratings of largest motor: 5.595KW(7.5HP)
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Starting method of Largest Motor:
Star-Delta Starter
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2. Calculate Continuous Steady State Capacity in kVA
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=Max.
Demand/Derating factor
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=
58.7/0.9
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=
65.22kVA
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3. Calculate the Starting load of the largest motor
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=
(0.746*k*Pmhp)/(PFm*Eff.m)
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=
(0.746*3*7.5)/(0.8*0.8)
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=
26.22 kVA
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4
Calculate the total load present during the starting of the largest motor
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P1= P - PmFL + Pmst
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=
58.7-5.595 + 26.22
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=
79.325 kVA
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5 Calculate Rated Continuous Capacity of
Transformer during staring of the largest motor
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=
P1/Overload Factor of Transformer
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=
79.325/1.25
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=
63.46 kVA
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6
Comparison & Selection of Rating
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Continuous
steady-state capacity = 65.22kVA
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Rated
continuous capacity during starting of largest motor = 63.46KVA
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65.22kVA
is higher and it is selected as the required capacity.
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The
nearest available size above the required rating = 100 kVA
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