Answer / amit upadhyay dscl

The type of t/f is
1. core type
2. cell type
3. berry type

Answer / kk_london

Types of transformers can be divided into two categories
1) structure
2) application

depending on structure there are two types
i)shell and
ii) core

depending on application there are three types
i)instrument transformers
ii) power transformers
iii) distribution transformers

Answer / v,parthiban

cooled based transformers
1.oil cooled
2.air cooled
Instrument transformers
1.potantiol transformer
2.current trans former
dstribution transformer
1.step up transformer
2.tep down trans
3.auto trans .POWER trans also .lastone depending
structure 1.core and shell type

Answer / a.elamvazhudhi

1.step up transformer
2.step down transformer
3.auto transformer
4.distribution transformer
5.islotion transformer

Answer / anil bhatia

MR kk_london given the good answer . i just want to
elabrote it .


# 3 Types of transformers can be divided into two categories

1) structure- shell and core type

2) application:-
i)instrument transformers
ii) power transformers
iii) distribution transformers
iv)Furnace transformers
v)welding transformers
vi)Testing transformers
vii)autotransformers
viii)current and voltage transformers
ix)high frequency transformers
x)high violtage testing transformers
xi)short circiut testing transformers
xii)traction transformers
xiii)mining transformers

Answer / nandu

These answers are right but answer depends on your field
like for a power transmission company the want to hear about
voltage transformer and current transformer. then they can
which one we are using in high power transmission lines the
ans is voltage transformer. they can also ask why??
but if a company which are making transformers(like BHEL)
than the structural answers are important like above given
answers because they want to hear that.

Thanking You.

Answer / raghav

nandu is right. the answer depends on the company also

Answer / chimbu

power transformer,distribution trasnformer,insrument
transformer,RF t/f,audio t/f,pulse t/f.

Answer / kiran

thanx anil...

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