Electrical Power Transformers ,Stablizers and Power supply

Duration: 3h 26m | 1 section | 35 lectures | Video: 1280x720, 44 KHz | 1.6 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + Sub

Electrical Power Transformers ,Stablizers and inverters

What you'll learn
Understanding and planning for electrical power transformers

Requirements
Basic understanding of electric systems
Description
- Electrical Power Transformers course , for electrical power distributions engineers and technicians and students also in electrical departments,
- This is is simplified as possible as to be easy for all levels from several departments , and also concentrated on only required knowledge in the field of electrical distributions field  .
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- Here , in this course , do not search for academic knowledge  , you are here to prepare your self for practical required skills in the sites
- Electrical power transformers course includes also some practical applications such as stablizers and power supply circuits , component and theory of work
- The course includes but not limited to the following topics.
00- Transformer requirement
02- Classifications according to usage
03- Classification according to cooling type
04- classification according to turns ratio
05- classification according frequency
06- classification according to no. of phases
07- classification according to power
08- transformer impedance Z
09- Transformer tank
10- Transformer Oil
11- Standby tank & pressure relief device and discharge glass tube
12- Bochhlez device
13- Breathing device
14- Tape changer unit
15- Positive nitrogen system
16- Bushings and flang
17- Measurement devices
18- Parallel transformers
20- Transformer losses
21- Transformer efficiency 
22- Voltage regulation
23- Transformer heat
24-Transformer Harmonics
25- K-factor
26- Inrush current
27- Transformers noise
28- Insulation resistance test
29- Polarity test
30 - Oil test
31- TTR test
32- Short circuit test
33- No-load test
34- Stablizer application
35- power supply circuit
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Who this course is for:All Electrical engineers and technicians and student and anyone curious about tranformers