TRANSFORMER TRAINING

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TRANSFORMER TRAINING. Unless you are living ‘off the grid’, you are using electricity from an electrical system that uses a transformer.

TRANSFORMER TRAINING. Power stations use electrical transformers to increase voltage. Sub-stations use electrical transformers to decrease voltage. Even your smartphone and laptop use transformers to charge their batteries. But what are transformers? How do they work? And why do we need them? This course will help you answer all of these questions and many more!

In this course, you will learn:

  1. How electrical transformers work.
  2. How to identify different types of electrical transformers.
  3. The name and function of all of a transformer’s main components.
  4. How Buchholz relays work.
  5. How silica gel breathers work.
  6. The purpose of a conservator tank.
  7. What ONAN means.
  8. Why we need transformers in the electrical grid.
  9. Where transformers are installed in the electrical grid.
  10. And much more!

The course is designed to take you from zero to hero concerning electrical transformer knowledge. Even if you already have some background electrical engineering knowledge, this course will serve as an efficient refresher. Whatever your level of understanding, or engineering background (electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, HVAC, chemical engineering, oil & gas industry, power engineering, etc.), we can guarantee you will have never taken an engineering course like this one (unless you have taken one of our other courses…).

 

WHO THIS TRANSFORMER TRAINING  COURSE IS FOR:

  1. If you are interested in knowing how electricity reaches your home, are an electrician, a hobby learner, a power engineer, an experienced electrical engineer, or, anywhere in between, this course is for you.
  2. Anyone who is working or training in electrical engineering, industrial engineering, or power engineering
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What Will You Learn?

  • Identify different types of electrical transformers.
  • Identify electrical transformer components.
  • Identify electrical transformer protection devices.
  • Know how an electrical transformer works.
  • Know how all of an electrical transformer's components and protection devices work.
  • Know the three main electrical transformers 'killers'.
  • General knowledge concerning electrical engineering and electricity.

Course Content

TRANSFORMER

  • TRANSFORMER #1 – INTRODUCTION AND COURSE STRUCTURE
    14:08
  • TRANSFORMER #2 – Why Transformers are important for us??
    11:25
  • TRANSFORMER #3 – Ideal Iron core reactor ( Phasor diagram – circuit view )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #4 – Ideal Iron core reactor ( Phasor diagram – Field point of view)
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #5 – Practical Iron core reactor ( Phasor diagram )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #6 -Two winding Transformer ( EMF equation )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #7 – Observation of the EMF equation of Transformer
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #8 – EMF equation – Numerical
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #9 – Tranformer Phasor diagram @ NO LOAD ( Part I )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #10 – Tranformer Phasor diagram @ NO LOAD ( Part II )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #11 – Transformer on Load ( Part 1)
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #12 – Transformer on Load ( Part 2) – Phasor diagram @ UPF
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #13- Transformer on Load ( Part 3 ) – Phasor diagram @ Lag power factor
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #14 – Effect of Saturation on Magnetizing current ( PART – I )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #15 – Effect of Saturation on Magnetizing current ( PART – 2 )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #16 – Numerical on Topics covered
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #17 – Equivalent circuit of Transformer
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #18 – Single Line equivalent of Transformer ( Referring to Primary side )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #19 – Approximate equivalent circuit
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #20 – Single Line equivalent of Transformer ( Referring to Secondary side )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #21 – Numerical – Equivalent circuit of Transformer
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #22 – Meaning of the Transformer Name plate rating
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #23 – Construction of Transformer – Part 1
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #24 – Construction of Transformer – Part 2
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #25 – Construction of Transformer – Part 3 ( Sandwiching of winding )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #26 – Numerical
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #27 – DOT CONVENTION
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #28 – Numerical on Leakage flux
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #29 – LOSSES IN A TRANSFORMER( Part 1 ) – COPPER LOSS
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #30 – LOSSES IN A TRANSFORMER( Part 2 ) – NUMERICAL COPPER LOSS
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #31 – LOSSES IN A TRANSFORMER( Part 3 ) -HYSTERESIS LOSS
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #32 – LOSSES IN A TRANSFORMER( Part 3 ) -EDDY CURRENT LOSS
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #33- NUMERICAL ON TRANSFORMER LOSSES – PART 1
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #34 – NUMERICAL ON TRANSFORMER LOSSES – PART 2
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #35 – NUMERICAL ON TRANSFORMER LOSSES – PART 3
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #36- NUMERICAL ON TRANSFORMER LOSSES – PART 4
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #37- TESTING OF TRANSFORMER – WINDING RESISTANCE TEST
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #38- TESTING OF TRANSFORMER – OPEN CIRCUIT TEST ( PART 1 )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #39- TESTING OF TRANSFORMER – OPEN CIRCUIT TEST ( PART 2 )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #40 – TESTING OF TRANSFORMER – SHORT CIRCUIT TEST
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #41 – TESTING OF TRANSFORMER – NUMERICAL ( PART 1)
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #42 – TESTING OF TRANSFORMER – NUMERICAL ( PART 2)
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #43 – IMPEDANCE MATCHING
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #44 – NUMERICAL – TRANSFORMER CONNECTED TO POWER SYSTEM ( PART 1 )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #45 – NUMERICAL – TRANSFORMER CONNECTED TO POWER SYSTEM ( PART 2 )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #46 – PER UNIT ( PU ) SYSTEM OF MEASUREMENT – PART 1
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #47 – PER UNIT ( PU ) SYSTEM OF MEASUREMENT – PART 2
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #48 – Converting PU values from one base to another
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #49 – Important Per Unit results for the Transformer
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #50 – Voltage Regulation of Transformer ( Part 1 ) – Definition
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #51 – Voltage Regulation of Transformer ( Part 2 ) – Voltage regulation Equation
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #52 – Voltage Regulation of Transformer ( Part 3 ) – Numerical
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #53 – Voltage Regulation of Transformer ( Part4 ) – Condition for Maximum Regulation
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #54 – Voltage Regulation of Transformer ( Part5 ) – Zero regulation and Reg at UPF
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #55 – EFFICIENCY ( PART 1 )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #56-EFFICIENCY ( PART 2 ) Maximum Efficiency & Change with respect to Load current
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #57-EFFICIENCY ( PART 3 ) Maximum Efficiency & Change with respect to Power Factor
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #58-EFFICIENCY ( PART 4 ) Numerical
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #59 – The AutoTransformer ( Part 1 )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #60 – The AutoTransformer ( Part 2 ) – The Apparent Power advantage #autotransformer
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #61 – PARALLEL OPERATION OF TRANSFORMER ( PART 1 )
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #62 – PARALLEL OPERATION OF TRANSFORMER ( PART 2 ) DESIRABLE CONDITION
    00:00
  • TRANSFORMER #63 – PARALLEL OPERATION OF TRANSFORMER ( PART 3 ) Equivalent Circuit and Numerical
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #1 – 3 PHASE BASICS
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #2 – 3 PHASE CONNECTIONS BASICS
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #3 – WRONG STAR STAR CONNECTION
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #4 – Single Unit 3 Phase Transformer
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #5 – HARMONICS – PART 1 – BASICS
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #6 – HARMONICS – PART 2 – 3rd 5th and 7th Harmonics
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #7 – HARMONICS – PART3 – The Floating/Oscillating Neutral
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #8 – STAR – STAR CONNECTION
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #9 – STAR – DELTA CONNECTION ( part 1 )
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #10 – STAR – DELTA CONNECTION ( part 2 )
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #11 – DELTA – STAR CONNECTION
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #12 – DELTA – DELTA CONNECTION
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #13 – DELTA – ZIGZAG STAR CONNECTION ( PART 1 )
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #14 – DELTA – ZIGZAG STAR CONNECTION ( PART 2 )
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #15 – STAR – ZIGZAG STAR CONNECTION ( PART 1 )
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #16 – STAR – ZIGZAG STAR CONNECTION ( PART 2 )
    00:00
  • 3 PHASE TRANSFORMER #17 – Comparison of Different Transformer Connections
    00:00

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