1. Three identical transformers rated 2 KVA, 120/120 volts 60 hz.. The primaries are connected in delta and the secondaries are connected in wye. (a) Draw the circuit and (b) complete the table below for the rated values: Phase voltage Phase current Line voltage Line current Primary secondary

1. Three identical transformers rated 2 KVA, 120/120 volts 60 hz.. The primaries are connected in delta and the secondaries are connected in wye. (a) Draw the circuit and (b) complete the table below for the rated values: Phase voltage Phase current Line voltage Line current Primary secondary

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Chapter3: Power Transformers

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1. Three identical transformers rated 2 KVA, 120/120 volts 60 hz..
The primaries are connected in delta and the secondaries are connected in
wye. (a) Draw the circuit and (b) complete the table below for the rated
values:
Phase voltage
Phase current
Line voltage
Line current
Primary
secondary

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