in a transformer,the core loss is 100 watt at 40 hz and 72 watt at 30 hz.find the the hystersis and eddy current losses at 50 hz.
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Core loss=hysteresis loss+eddy current loss
Hysteresis loss (Wh) is directly proportional to frequency (f) .Eddy current loss(We) is directly proportional to (f²).
Wh=Kh.f
We=Ke.f²
Wc=Wh+We =Kh. f+Ke.f²
100=Kh(40)+Ke(40)² ………………(1)
72=Kh(30)+Ke(30)² …………………(2)
Solving (1) &(2)
Ke=.01
Kh=2.1
Therefore,
At 50 Hz,
Wh=Kh.f =2.1(50)=105W
We=Ke.f²=.01(50)²=25W
Wc=Wh+We =105+25=130W
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Hysteresis loss (Wh) is directly proportional to frequency (f) .Eddy current loss(We) is directly proportional to (f²).
Wh=Kh.f
We=Ke.f²
Wc=Wh+We =Kh. f+Ke.f²
100=Kh(40)+Ke(40)² ………………(1)
72=Kh(30)+Ke(30)² …………………(2)
Solving (1) &(2)
Ke=.01
Kh=2.1
Therefore,
At 50 Hz,
Wh=Kh.f =2.1(50)=105W
We=Ke.f²=.01(50)²=25W
Wc=Wh+We =105+25=130W
Hope it helps you...
Please mark my answer as the brainliest answer...
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