The ordinary or commercial efficiency of a transformer is given by the
ratio
Output in
watts
Input in
watts
Again, for all-day efficiency,
¶=Output in Kwh/input in Kwh (For 24 hours)
Whereas core loss occurs throughout the day, the Cu loss occurs only
when the transformers are loaded. Hence it is considered a good pracice to
design such transformers so that Core loss is very low. The Cu losses are
relatively less important, because they depend on the load. The performance of
such a transformer should be judged by all day efficiency.
Math:
The energy output is 5*08*6=24 Kw=hr (operates at rated KVA)
½*5*.5*12=15 Kw-hr (one-half
rated KVA)
Total Output = 39 KW-hr
The energy loss due to core loss is 35*24=840 W-hr=0.84 Kw-hr
The copper loss is
40*(1)2=40*6=0240 Kw-hr
¼*40*42=120 Kw-hr =0.120 Kw-hr
Total Copper energy loss = (0240+.120) Kw-hr
=0.360 Kw-hr
Total energy loss= (.840+.360) Kw-hr
=1.2
Kw-hr
Total energy input =39+1.2=40.2 Kw-hr
All-day efficiency= (total energy output)/ (total energy output)*100%
=39/40.2*
=97.01%
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