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FIGURE 3.3.17 Methods of voltage connection (reversing changeover selector in mid-position): (a) fixed tie-in<br />
resistor Rp; (b) with voltage switch Sp and tie-in resistor Rp.<br />
FIGURE 3.3.16 Phase-shifting transformer, circuit (as shown in Figure 3.3.12): top) winding arrangement with<br />
two windings and screens; bottom) recovery voltages (U r+ , U r– ) for tap windings 1 and 2 (phasor diagram).<br />
• Voltages across the windings and electrical position of the windings within the winding arrangement<br />
of the transformer that is adjacent to the tap winding<br />
• Capacity between tap winding and adjacent windings or winding parts<br />
• Capacity between tap winding and ground or, if existing, grounded adjacent windings<br />
• Surge stress across half of tap winding<br />
• Service and test power-frequency voltages across half of the tap winding<br />
3.3.5.2 Effects of the Leakage Impedance of Tap Winding/Coarse Winding during the<br />
Operation of the Arcing Switch When Passing the Mid-Position of the Resistance-<br />
Type LTC<br />
During the operation of the arcing switch from the end of the tap winding to the end of the coarse<br />
winding and vice versa (passing mid-position, see Figure 3.3.19a), all turns of the whole tap winding and<br />
coarse winding are inserted in the circuit.<br />
This results in a leakage-impedance value that is substantially higher than during operation within<br />
the tap winding, where only negligible leakage impedance of one step is relevant (Figure 3.3.19b). The<br />
higher impedance value in series with the transition resistors has an effect on the circulating current,<br />
FIGURE 3.3.18<br />
Phase-shifting transformer — changeover operation by means of an advance–retard switch (ARS).<br />
which is flowing in the opposite direction through coarse winding and tap winding during the arcing<br />
switch operation.<br />
Consequently, a phase shift between switched current and recovery voltage takes place at the transition<br />
contacts of the arcing switch and may result in an extended arcing time.<br />
In order to ensure optimum selection and adaptation of the LTC to these operating conditions, it is<br />
necessary to specify the leakage impedance of coarse winding and tap winding connected in series.<br />
© 2004 by CRC Press LLC<br />
© 2004 by CRC Press LLC