Why a Transformer Noise during its running condition ??
Answer Posted / nimish
when A.C. supply is given to ferrite material there is a
change in its length this procedure is known as
magnetostriction and we know that transformer core is
consist of ferrite material and this change in length
causes humming during its running condition.
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