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Transformers
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Subject
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engineering
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. The output side it develops AC by electromagnetic mutual induction - Secondary voltage is induced in this coil
copper losses (I2R); hysteresis losses (lagging losses); and eddy current losses (swirling currents)
secondary coil
an iron core and coil
Copper Losses - Core Losses
2. The 3 types of transformer power loss
Step-up
copper losses (I2R); hysteresis losses (lagging losses); and eddy current losses (swirling currents)
transformers efficiency law
variable
3. An instrument used to measure electrical current.
primary coil - secondary coil - central magnetic core
grounded system
ammeter
copper losses (I2R); hysteresis losses (lagging losses); and eddy current losses (swirling currents)
4. A choke coil uses this to induce current
an iron core and coil
Step-down
Simple Transformer
variable transformers
5. closed core with a top and bottom. It directs the magnetic field towards the primary and secondary coils and increases the field stregnth
Primary
closed-ended core (square/doughnut shaped)
Volt-Amperes (Eh-lh=ExLx)
Exciting
6. The output which can be delivered for the time specified at rated secondary voltage and rated frequency without exceeding the specified temperature limitations.
rated KVA of a transformer
open-ended core
primary coil - secondary coil - central magnetic core
saturable reactor
7. The current flowing through the primary winding - in response to the applied primary voltage - sets this up
a magnetic field that varies quickly in direction and stregnth
current related to voltage law
H1 - h2...
closed-ended core (square/doughnut shaped)
8. An electromagnetic device that operates on the principle of self induction. It uses AC.
by varying the size of the applied DC
Secondary
Step-up
Choke coil
9. A magnet made by winding a coil of wire around a soft iron core. Current passed through this winding produces magnetic lines of force in the coil.
Vs Ip = Vp Is
central magnetic core
Copper Losses - Core Losses
Electromagnet
10. Central magnetic core made of
die to leakage flux
Transformer
highly permeable material - iron or stalloy
grounded (Earthed)
11. A designated limit of operating characteristics based on definite conditions.
rating
air core
Hysteresis - Eddy - Current
Exciting
12. _____ shows that the voltamperes of the primary of a transformer equal the voltamperes of the secondary of a transformer.
Eh - lH = Ex - lX
transformers efficiency law
flux
one coils serves as the primary and secondary windings
13. How a variable degree of core saturation is accomplished in a saturable reactor?
closed-ended core
directly proportional
eddy currents
by varying the size of the applied DC
14. ___________ is often used in laminated cores - increases electrical resistance which decreases eddy currents
secondary coil
closed-ended core
How a transformer works
silicon steel
15. Waste of power known as transformer loss - often produced by closed-ended core
Secondary
eddy currents
Electromagnetic Induction.
polarity
16. 3 types of transformers
continuous path
step-up (high voltage) transformers - step down transformer - autotransformer
flux
high frequency transformer
17. Modern; extremely efficient-more effective coupling between primary and secondary coils; smaller and lighter
Vs Ip = Vp Is
grounded (Earthed)
low rententivity
high frequency transformer
18. The loss of power required to reverse the core magnatism each time the current reverses. This loss is caused by friction between the molecules of iron as these particles are aligned first in one direction and the in the opposite direct as current dir
voltage ralated to turns ratio
Hysteresis
Exciting
variable transformers
19. The output rating of a transformer is based upon the maximum _____ the transformer is capable of carrying without exceeding a certain temperature rise.
Current
Autotransformer
closed-ended core (square/doughnut shaped)
one coils serves as the primary and secondary windings
20. Insulated primary and secondary coils are in close proximity to each other - no iron core and very innefficient
air core
Current
shell core
transformers efficiency law
21. The relationship between current and voltage in the coils are inverse
current related to voltage law
a magnetic field that varies quickly in direction and stregnth
saturable reactor
copper losses (I2R); hysteresis losses (lagging losses); and eddy current losses (swirling currents)
22. A part of a circuit made of a low melting point material so that it will melt and break the circuit when a specified current exceeded. Always the weakest point in the circuit.
coercivity
closed-ended core
grounded (Earthed)
fuse
23. The winding to which voltage is supplied is called the _____ winding.
magnetic flux
Primary
Same
CORE: Core losses are caused by eddy currents set up by the magnetic field.
24. This is the most advanced and most efficient type of tansformer; it is commonly used in x-ray equipment
primary coil
class 400 transformers
grounded system
shell core
25. With no load on the secondary winding - a small current flows in the primary called _____ _____.
Distribution transformer
Exciting Current
leg(s)
flux leakage
26. Some losses occur in all transformers. These losses are classified as copper losses and _____ losses.
Short Circuited: Unless the secondary winding is short-circuited - a high open circuit voltage that can be dangerous will exist.
CORE: Core losses are caused by eddy currents set up by the magnetic field.
Hysteresis
wigginton
27. A transformer is a device that has no moving parts and that transfers energy from one circuit to another by _____.
Electromagnetic Induction.
directly proportional
central magnetic core
closed-ended core
28. What is a rotation meter?
A small three-phase meter used to determine the direction of phase rotation on circuits or transformer banks.
copper losses (I2R); hysteresis losses (lagging losses); and eddy current losses (swirling currents)
air core
29. The terminals of the low voltage winding are marked _____.
by varying the size of the applied DC
X1 - X2...
Electromagnet
open-ended core
30. A magnetic field changing with respect to the conductor will generate a _____ in the conductor.
Voltage
central magnetic core
Voltage - Current
shell core
31. Divergence of the magnetic field causes this
Distribution transformer
Exciting
primary coil
leakage flux
32. Both the primary and secondary coils in a transformer are arranged around this
air core
by varying the size of the applied DC
rated KVA of a transformer
central magnetic core
33. both coils in this core are heavily insulated
step-up (high voltage) transformers - step down transformer - autotransformer
copper losses (I2R); hysteresis losses (lagging losses); and eddy current losses (swirling currents)
closed-ended core
current related to voltage law
34. Instrument transformers reduce high voltages and currents to safe - usable values for the operation of _____ equipment.
Exciting
Measuring
Low
Vs Ns = Vp Np
35. The input side that attaches to the AC supply it recieves the electrical energy or incoming voltage
primary coil
primary winding
secondary coil
by using silicon iron core
36. Is concentrated in the metal core
magnetic field
the number of turns of wire in the primary and secondary coils
Class 200 transformers
Exciting Current
37. has a laminated iron core (layers of metal plates)
closed-ended core (square/doughnut shaped)
closed-ended core
Primary
Kilovolt -- Amperes (kVA)
38. _____ shows that the voltages across the windings of a transformer are directly proportional to the turns in each winding.
rating
high frequency transformer
Eh/Ex=Th/Tx
silicon steel
39. If the transformer is used as a _____ transformer - the high voltage winding is the primary.
Transformer
Step-up
electromagnetic mutual induction without loosing too much energy
Step-down
40. The magnetic lines of force that flow from the north pole of a magnet and return to the south pole.
die to leakage flux
dielectric oil
flux
Measuring Equipment
41. The turns of both windings are cut by the same flux; therefore the induced emf in each turn of both windings is the _____.
Same
5
Short Circuited: Unless the secondary winding is short-circuited - a high open circuit voltage that can be dangerous will exist.
Low
42. Transformers designed for 4800 volt primary operation - but the secondaries are connected 240/480 volts. Winding ratio is 10:1
Distribution transformer
class 400 transformers
central magnetic core
one coils serves as the primary and secondary windings
43. A transformer which when supplied from a constant potential source automatically maintans a constant current in its secondary circuit under varying conditions of load impedance. Used on series street light circuits.
High voltage
Vs Ns = Vp Np
Volt-Amperes (Eh-lh=ExLx)
constant current transfomers
44. Refers to the transformer's ability to avoid power loss (heat)
Current
transformers efficiency
variable
Voltage
45. The current related to turns ratio law
Voltage
Ip Ns = Is Np
directly proportional
Distribution transformer
46. If the transformer is used as a _____ transformer - the low voltage winding is the primary.
High voltage
Step-up
fuse
Eh/Ex=Th/Tx
47. A large amount of power wasted with the open-ended core
Primary
secondary coil
die to leakage flux
Exciting Current
48. The voltage induced in the coil is directly proportional to this
directly proportional
the number of turns in the coil
Low
change the input voltage
49. The characteristic that requires energy to carry out the constant reorientation of the magnetic dipoles in the hysteresis loss
copper losses (I2R); hysteresis losses (lagging losses); and eddy current losses (swirling currents)
flux
coercivity
Simple Transformer
50. Reference to a jumper or conductor - to or from a piece of electrical equipment.
Vs Ns = Vp Np
the number of turns in the coil
current related to voltage law
leg(s)