I remember asking about this a year or so ago, so take a search through the
archives.
This is from memory, having slept many times since then...so can others please
confirm:
If you wire two primaries in parallel and two secondaries in series (assuming
delta input and star output) then you'll get (I think):
(1P Input voltage/ 3P design input voltage) times (3P design output voltage)
times (root 3)
Of course if the three bobbins are separate and you can separate the primaries
and secondaries then you can just parallel them up and treat it like three 1P
transformers in parallel. The limitation would be the flux density that the
core can handle.
But I could be talking hogwash so please check this out. The pole pig never
did come my way so I never got to test the theory
Cheers
Dave
G0OIL
-----Original Message-----
From: "Ronald Brown" <rg52brown@yahoo.com>
To: amps@contesting.com
Sent: 18/02/2010 07:19
Subject: [Amps] 3 phase plate transformer
I acquired a 3 phase plate transformer. Is there a way to use it single
phase 120/240vac ?
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