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1.     The nominal short-circuit voltage VSCN  of a transformer means the
a)     Voltage across the primary terminals when the secondary terminals are short circuited
b)    Voltage appearing across the secondary terminals when they are short circuited
c)     Primary voltage when secondary terminals are short circuited and the reated current fllows through the primary winding
d)    None of the above


2.     During short circuit test the core losses are negligible this is because
a)     The voltage applied across high voltage side is a fraction of its rated voltage & so is the mutual flux
b)    The current on the LV side is very small
c)     The power factor is high
d)    Iron becomes  full satuarated


3.     While performing the open circuit & short circuit tests on a transformer to determine parameters the status of  LV & HV windings will be such that
a)     In OC ,LV is open & in SC HV is shorted
b)    In OC , HV is open & in SC LV is shorted
c)     In OC, LV is open & in SC LV is shorted
d)    In OC, HV is open & in SC HV is shorted

4.     For a transformer to be tested at full load conditions but consuming only losses from mains , we do
a)     Load test
b)    open circuit & short circuit test
c)     back-to-back test
d)    none of the above

5.     The efficiency of two identical transformers under load conditions can be determined by
a)     Back to back test
b)    Open circuit test
c)     Short circuit test
d)    Any of the above

6.     The efficiency of a power transformer can be determined indirectly by
a)     Open circuit test alone
b)    Short circuit test alone
c)     Open circuit & short circuit tests
d)    Back-to-back test
Ans: c

7.     Transformer will operate at maximum efficiency when
a)     Hysteresis loss=eddy current loss
b)    Eddy current loss =copper loss
c)     Copper loss=iron loss
d)    Hysteresis loss = copper loss

8.     Power transformers are designed to have maximum efficiency around______full load
a)     Nearly
b)    70%
c)     50%
d)    25%

9.     The desirable properties of transformer core material are
a)     Low permeability & low hysteresis loss
b)    High permeability & high  hysteresis  loss
c)     High permeability & low hysteresis  loss
d)    Low permeability and high hysteresis loss


10.      The use of higher flux density in transformer design
a)     Reduces the weight per KVA
b)    Increase the weight per KVA
c)     Reduced iron losses
d)    Reduced copper losses

11.     The size of transformer core depends  upon
a)     Frequency
b)    Permissible flux density in core material
c)     Area of  the core
d)    Both (a) and (b)

12.      Cores of large power transformer are made from which one of following
a)     Hot-rolled steel
b)    Cold-rolled non-grain oriented steel
c)     Cold- rolled grain oriented steel
d)    Ferrite

13.     If the iron core of a transformer is replaced by an air core , then the hysteresis losses in the transformer will
a)     Increase
b)    Decrease
c)     Remains unchanged
d)    Becomes zero

14.     In order to reduce the hysteresis loss
a)     Core may be laminated
b)    Silicon steel used as the core material
c)     Core may be constructed with any permanent magnet material such as Alnico
d)    Core may be impregnated with varnish

15.      Why core of transformer built up of lamination
a)     To reduce eddy current loss
b)    For convenience  of fabrication
c)      No specific advantage
d)    For increasing the permeability

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