Transformer Vector Group Test Conditions: Ynd1, Ynd11, Dyn11, Ynyn0 and More
Transformer Vector Group Test Conditions: Ynd1, Ynd11, Dyn11, Ynyn0 and More
Transformer
Vector
Group Test
conditions
YNd1, YNd11, Dyn11, YNyn0
and more
Pandian
Transformer Vector Group Test conditions
Index
Chapter Page
Cover page
Index 1
Introduction about Vector Group Notation 2
Test Conditions for Ii0 & Ii6 3
Test Conditions for YNyn0 4
Test Conditions for YNyn6 5
Test Conditions for Dd0 7
Test Conditions for Dd6 8
Test Conditions for YNd1 10
Test Conditions for YNd11 11
Test Conditions for Dyn11 12
Test Conditions for Dyn1 13
Introduction
In transformers the interconnection of the coils and the phase angle between the primary and
secondary side are denoted by standard form. Transformers with similar connections and phase shift
are grouped under a Vector group.
Connection Notation
Star Y
Delta D
HV Winding Neutral N
Zig Zag Z
Single Phase I
Star y
Delta d
LV Winding Zig Zag z
Neutral n
Single Phase i
The phase shift between the primary and secondary side are denoted in the form of Clock Position.
Taking HV side as the reference (i.e. 12 o Clock position) phase shift of the LV side is mentioned in
numerical values in multiples of 30°
0 denotes 0°, 1 denotes 30°, 6 denotes 180° and so on. In special transformer where the phase shift
is not in multiples of 30° particularly for the isolation transformer incorporated to reduce the
harmonics, directly the phase angle is been mentioned by the manufacturers
To carry out the Vector Group test one should establish the electrical connection between Primary
and Secondary since the separate winding transformers are inductively coupled whereas the auto
transformers are electrically coupled and so no need for latter.
After establishing the electrical connection between two windings under test, voltage may be
applied in either of the winding preferably in the HV side as it is safe and the voltage measured
between the various terminals will be indicative to ensure the phase shift. Testing Engineer should
derive at least three conditions to compare, add and or equate the particular set of voltage to be
measured. These conditions should be in such way to ensure the phase shift and phase sequence.
Usually 1U and 2u are connected but it is not necessarily to be so, Testing Engineer can choose by
his/her own choice and the conditions shall be derived accordingly.
1P 2p
Ii0
Connect 1P and 2p
Keep the neutral(1N & 2n)l floating 2n
Apply Voltage in HV side
1N
Condition
1P & 2p
Measure Voltage between
V1P2n
1. 1P and 2n (V1P2n ) 2n
2. 2n and 1N (V2n1N ) V1P1N
3. 1P and 1N (V1P1N ) V1N2n
Ii6 1P 2n
Connect 1P and 2p
Keep the neutral(1N & 2n)l floating
Apply Voltage in HV side 2p
1N
Condition 2n
Measure Voltage between V1P2n
1P & 2p
1. 1P and 2n (V1P2n )
2. 2n and 1N (V2n1N )
V2n1N
3. 1P and 1N (V1P1N )
1N
YNyn0 1U
2u
Connect 1U and 2u
Keep the neutral floating 2n
Apply 3Φ Voltage in HV side 2w 2v
1N
1W 1V
Condition – 1
1W 1V
Condition – 2
1W 1V
Condition – 3
1W 1V
YNyn6 1U 2v 2w
2n
Connect 1U and 2u
Keep the neutral floating
Apply 3Φ Voltage in HV side 2u
1N
1W 1V
Condition – 1
2v 2w
Measure Voltage between 2n
1W 1V
2v 2w
Condition – 2 2n
V1W2v = V1V2w
1N
1W 1V
YNyn6…(contd)
2v 2w
2n
Condition – 3
2. 1W and 2w (V1w2w )
1W 1V
*By connecting 1U and 2u the Voltage V1W2w may be high, hence the author feels
comfortable to connect 1U and 2n. Then the Condition – 1 changes as follows
1W 1V
1U
Dd0 2u
Connect 1U and 2u
Apply 3Φ Voltage in HV side
2w 2v
1W 1V
Condition – 1
Condition – 2
1. 1U and 2v (V1U2v )
2. 2v and 1V (V2v1V ) 2w 2v
3. 1U and 1V (V1U1V )
Condition – 3
1U&2u
Measure Voltage between
2v V1W2v
1. 1W and 2v (V1W2v ) 2w
2. 1W and 2w (V1w2w )
Dd6 1U
Connect 1U and 2u 2v 2w
Apply 3Φ Voltage in HV side
2u
1W 1V
Condition – 1
2v 2w
Measure Voltage between
1W 1V
Condition – 2
1. 1U and 2v (V1U2v )
1U&2u
2. 2v and 1V (V1V2v ) V1U2v
3. 1U and 1V (V1U1V ) V1V2v
1W 1V
Dd6…(contd)
Condition – 3
1. 1W and 2v (V1W2v )
1U&2u
2. 1W and 2w (V1w2w )
V1W2w
V1W2w > V1w2v
1W 1V
*By connecting 1U and 2u the Voltage V1W2w may be high, hence the author feels
comfortable to connect 1U and 2v and conditions shall be derived accordingly.
YNd1 1U 2u
Connect 1U and 2u 2w
Keep the neutral floating 2v
Apply 3Φ Voltage in HV side
1N
1W 1V
Condition - 1
1U & 2u
Measure Voltage between V1U2v 2w V1U1N
2v
1. 1U and 2v (V1U2v ) V2v1N
2. 2v and 1N (V2v1N )
1N
3. 1U and 1N (V1U1N )
1W 1V
V1U2v + V2v1N = V1U1N
Condition – 2 1U & 2u
Condition – 3
1U & 2u
Measure Voltage between
2w
2v
1. 1W and 2v (V1W2V )
2. 1V and 2v (V1V2v ) V1W2v V1V2v
1N
V1W2V = V1V2v
1W 1V
YNd11
1U 2u
Connect 1U and 2u
2v
Keep the neutral floating
2w
Apply 3Φ Voltage in HV side
1N
1W 1V
Condition - 1
V1U2w 2v
1. 1U and 2w (V1U2w )
2w V1U1N
2. 2w and 1N (V2w1N ) V2w1N
3. 1U and 1N (V1U1N )
1N
V1U2w + V2w1N = V1U1N
1W 1V
Condition - 2
1. 1W and 2v ( V1W2v ) 2v
2w
2. 1V and 2v (V1V2v )
V1W2v V1V2v
V1W2v > V1V2v 1N
1W 1V
Condition -3
2. 1V and 2w (V1V2w ) 2v
2w
V1W2w = V1V2w
V1W2w V1V2w
1N
1W 1V
Dyn11
1U
2u
Connect 1U and 2u
Keep the neutral floating
Apply 3Φ Voltage in HV side 2n 2v
2w
1W 1V
1U& 2u
Condition - 1 V1U2n
V1U1V
Measure Voltage between 2n 2v
Condition - 2 1U& 2u
Condition -3
1U& 2u
Measure Voltage between
2n
2v
1. 1V and 2v (V1V2v )
2. 1V and 2w (V1V2w ) 2w
V1V2v = V1V2w 1W 1V
Dyn1 1U 2u
Connect 1U and 2u 2w 2n
Keep the neutral floating
Apply 3Φ Voltage in HV side 2v
1W 1V
Condition - 1
1U&2u
V1U2n
Measure Voltage between V1U1W
2n
2w
1. 1U and 2n (V1U2n )
V2n1W
2. 2n and 1W (V2n1W ) 2v
3. 1U and 1W (V1U1W )
1W 1V
V1U2n + V2n1W = V1U1W
1U&2u
V1V2v
Condition - 2
2n
2w
Measure Voltage between
2v
1. 1V and 2v ( V1V2v )
2. 1V and 2w (V1V2w ) 1W 1V
Condition -3 1U&2u