3-1-13 Transformers—Single-Phase Connections Flashcards
A typical distribution transformer provides 120/240 volts to residential customers and has its coils connected in __?__.
series
The primary on a single transformer connected delta on a 2,400-volt system would be connected __?__.
phase-to-phase
The terminals on a transformer are called __?__.
bushings
Of all transformers installed in North America, __?__ are installed as single-phase transformers to supply a 120/240 volt service.
90%
When connecting to a transformer in a wye configuration, the high voltage terminals of a single-phase transformer are connected to the phase and to the __?__.
neutral
It is not possible to connect a transformer with two high-voltage terminals phase-to-phase on a wye system.
False
The only way to supply 240-volt, phase-to-phase to streetlights is to use a 240/480 volt transformer and tap X1 and X2.
False
A transformer has 7,200 volts on the primary, 480 volts on the secondary, and 10.5 amperes are flowing in the primary. The secondary current is __?__.
157.5 A
The higher voltage rating of a single-phase transformer’s secondary windings is achieved when the __?__.
secondary coils are in series
In order to parallel the coils on a transformer with four secondary bushings, it is necessary to remove the lid.
False
According to this lesson, transformers larger than __?__ have four secondary bushings.
100 kVA
In order to parallel the coils of a single-phase transformer, the internal leads must be connected __?__.
AC/BD
Two transformers rated 120/240 volts on the secondary can be connected to serve a single-phase 480-volt load.
True
In a 120/240 volt service, one 120-volt leg is opposite in __?__ to the other.
polarity
In a 120/240 volt residential service, the __?__ carries the current difference of the two legs.
neutral