What will happen if the 50HZ Transformer is connected with
60HZ power Supply

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What will happen if the 50HZ Transformer is connected with 60HZ power Supply..

Answer / k.prakashchandra

Nothing, as the flux will be less for the same voltage.Iron
losses increase.

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What will happen if the 50HZ Transformer is connected with 60HZ power Supply..

Answer / hanumanth reddy

here two cases will arise.if supply voltage is constant the hysterises loss will decrease and eddy current loss constant.Then total loss will decrease.
if supply voltage is not constant means voltage also increases proportional to the frequency the eddy current losses and hysterises loss increases.

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