On Load and No Load Tap Changer of Transformer | OLTC and NLTC

What Are On Load And No Load Tap Changer

On Load Tap Changer or OLTC In largerpower transformers, for proper voltage regulation of transformer, an on load tap changer is required. As there is no permission of switching off the transformer during tap changing. The tapping arrangement, is placed in separate divertor tank attached to electrical power transformer main tank. Inside this tank, the … Read more

MHD Generation or Magneto Hydro Dynamic Power Generation

What Is Mhd Generation

MHD generation, also known as magneto hydrodynamic power generation, directly converts heat energy to electrical energy without intermediate mechanical conversion. This process achieves substantial fuel economy by eliminating the steps of mechanical energy production and its subsequent conversion to electrical energy. History of MHD Generation The concept of MHD power generation was introduced for the … Read more

Oil Winding and Remote Temperature Indicator of Transformer

What Are The Types Of Temperature Indicator Of Transformer

Temperature Indicator of Transformer These are generally precision instruments. A temperature indicator of power transformer is specially designed for protection of transformer in addition to its temperature indication and cooling control features. That means, this device performs three functions. These instruments indicate instantaneous temperature of oil and windings of transformer. Types of Temperature Indicator of … Read more

MOG in Transformer (Magnetic Oil Level Gauge)

What Is Mog In Transformer

A Magnetic Oil level Guage (MOG) is a device used to indicate the position of transformer insulating oil level in conservator of a transformer. This is a mechanical device. A mog in a transformer consists of three main parts: Construction of Magnetic Oil Gauge or MOG The construction of a magnetic oil gauge (MOG) starts … Read more

Radiator of Transformer | Function of Radiator

What Is The Radiator Of Transformer

Function of Radiator When a transformer is loaded, the current starts flowing through it’s windings. Due to this flowing of electric current, heat is produced in the windings, this heat ultimately rises the temperature of transformer oil. We know that the rating of any electrical equipment depends upon its allowable temperature rise limit. Hence, if … Read more

Phase Sequence Indicator

What Is A Phase Sequence Indicator

In a three phase system, the phases are conventionally labeled as RYB. A phase sequence indicator is a device that determines the order of these phases in a three-phase supply.When we apply a conventional RYB three-phase supply to an induction motor, the rotor rotates clockwise.Now what will happen to direction of rotation of rotor if … Read more

Power Factor Meters | Electrodynamometer Type Power Factor Meter

What Are The Power Factor Meters

Before introducing various types of power factor meters, it is essential to understand their importance. We cannot directly calculate power factor in an AC circuit by dividing power by the product of current and voltage from a wattmeter, ammeter and voltmeter because this method is inaccurate and prone to errors. Therefore, industrial applications require accurate … Read more

Weston Type Frequency Meter

What Is Weston Type Frequency Meter

The Weston type frequency meter works on the principle that when current flows through two perpendicular coils, magnetic fields are produced, causing a magnetic needle to deflect towards the stronger magnetic field, indicating the frequency. Its construction is similar to the ferrodynamic type of frequency meter. The circuit diagram requires two coils, three inductors, and … Read more

Measurement of Three Phase Power

What Is The Measurement Of Three Phase Power

Various methods are used for measurement of three phase power in three phase circuits on the basis of number of wattmeters used. We have three methods to discuss: Let us discuss one by one each method in detail. Measurement of Three Phase Power by Three Wattmeters Method The circuit diagram is shown below-This method is … Read more

Busbar Protection | Busbar Differential Protection Scheme

In the early days, only conventional over-current relays were used for busbar protection. The goal was to ensure that faults in any feeder or transformer connected to the busbar did not affect the entire busbar system. However, the time settings of these relays were lengthy, causing delays in isolating faults on the busbar itself, which … Read more