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How to calculate current of 10mva Dyn11 transformer. 110/kva to 6.6 kva.
3 Phase LINE Current = (kVA x 1000) / (line voltage x 1.732)
The primary is a DELTA so the primary phase current is primary line current / 1.732
The secondary is a WYE and the secondary phase current equals the secondary line current
I hope this helps,
William Hinton
The primary is a DELTA so the primary phase current is primary line current / 1.732
The secondary is a WYE and the secondary phase current equals the secondary line current
I hope this helps,
William Hinton
Your Voltage rating is not properly mentioned?
Current = KVA / Voltage
DYn11 only effects the Phase shift Between Voltage of HV & LV Sides & Hence Currents.......
Current = KVA / Voltage
DYn11 only effects the Phase shift Between Voltage of HV & LV Sides & Hence Currents.......
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