S Thread Starter Santanu Das Apr 23, 2013 #1 I work in a power plant...Heard lot about core saturation. Why does a core (say for ex of a transformer/or an alternator) saturates? is this detrimental??? plz explain
I work in a power plant...Heard lot about core saturation. Why does a core (say for ex of a transformer/or an alternator) saturates? is this detrimental??? plz explain
D d- Apr 24, 2013 #2 It can occur on secondary short circuits (arcing), or on no load conditions if power factor reactances remain in place on the primary, etc., etc. when it occurs, basically unlimited primary current flows for a moment, at which time the fuses/breakers go (hopefully fast enough) extremely kinetic failures can occur
It can occur on secondary short circuits (arcing), or on no load conditions if power factor reactances remain in place on the primary, etc., etc. when it occurs, basically unlimited primary current flows for a moment, at which time the fuses/breakers go (hopefully fast enough) extremely kinetic failures can occur