SGP406 Calculation of CT Ratios of Current Transformers for Differential Protection

[@swapnilspatil3296]

Got it sir,
And I developed one short trick also...
First find current on both side of main transformer then
If Y side ratio of CT is given then just divide the D side ratio by ✓3 and vice-versa if D given then multiply the star side by ✓3
Be cautious while writing the secondary current of CT just keep it same for two side and perform above Operation for answers.
Answer will be ready in 5 sec max.
Thank you Sir..🔥

[@BhukyaDhanalaxmi]

Can u explain clearly

[@chandradeep648]

at 9:35, There is a calculation mistake. CT ratio should be 191:1

[@PRIYANKMAKWANA-kw2gm]

Wonderful Explanation sir, I was critically confused but you made it clear sir. Thanks.

[@patakotisrinivas1918]

Thanks a lot for explaining it so well sir..

[@chaitanyaborude5980]

Thank you so much sir.very great explanation.

[@pavanambala9594]

Got the clarity sir how to take currents..thank you sir

[@rfbrothers8165]

Thank you. Very informative

[@AmanKumar-lp3uj]

Really thankful to you sir

[@SanjeevKumar-so9pm]

Thank you sir it is very helpful for me

[@narendersharma5523]

Thanks for giving best knowledge sir

[@HabiburRahman-qp8lw]

Thank you Sir for explaining so much.

[@SanjeevKumar-so9pm]

It really help me sir ❤️🙏❤️

[@thelsazzad]

Helpful video sir...

[@rajeshnaik2228]

Thank you so much sir
Very nice explanation 🙏🙏

[@rajeshnaik2228]

@@lecturesinelectricaleng before this video I have many confusion over it,but after seeing this video I will confidentially say that solve any problem based on CT Ratio 💥🙏

[@anujsaini2654]

Thank you so much sir ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sra1649]

Sir in first example you did rather multiplication of 1650 with root 3 than division.

[@alokverma1186]

Its coming to be around 190 : 1

[@AnasKhan-iy1ek]

Yes

[@kashishsheth5310]

good work

[@ibrahimkuttymk2387]

good answering

[@prashanthsadam9048]

Sir We don't know both sides of CT ratios how to calculate?

[@niyazahmed9737]

Now clear sir 🙏

[@shubhamnakhate10]

Loved it😍

[@surendrakverma555]

Very good 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@cricketinformationcapsule]

Sir in 2nd example the current flowing through delta connected ct is 5√3A.but you are telling 5/√3A.how sir plz reply me

[@rfbrothers8165]

Because it was copied, there was an error in explanation.

[@md.shaheenalam8517]

what will be the ct ratio of 20 mva, 132/33 kv delta delta transformer?

[@md.rezowanmiah6656]

I have same question sir...
please explain Sir.
or suggest me book name. which book covered this type math..

[@ratnaprakash451]

Sir there is mistake in calculation in first problem
Please look into it

[@rjshtk]

YOu are right!

[@Rahul-ki6py]

Sir I have doubt in ies, gate questions ,so please sir tell me where should I ask

[@Munaam1989]

Which software are you using for drawing and writing these question?

[@gururajmmutalikdesai4886]

Dear sir how to calculate 110 kv / 11 KV substation CT Ratio please tell me sir calculation

[@electricalandelectronicske7160]

Thanks sir

[@niharranjansen5218]

Sir i think there is some error in the calculation of the ct ratio in the first example. The ct ratio should be 330:√3

[@Vishal_Jha]

How to take calculation for differential in motor case

[@kapilkanzariya3087]

For star star transformer calculation will same or not??

[@viralparmar9889]

My only question is in 2 prob whatever star or delta if sec side is 5 A given then it's output of sec so why it's divided by root 3 .. If we divided it by root 3 That means sec on 220 kv side also 5 by root three as line current is equal to phase ..

[@rjshtk]

When the CTs are connected in delta, to get the output current coming out of the CT is the line current. Hence you need to multiply with Root3. Now, if you are given line value of the current for a Delta connected CTs, you need to divide the line current by Root3 to get the phase value.

[@prashanthsadam9048]

Sir generally Transformers secondary side 400v connected star connection but your saying 400v side delta connection

[@ohgoditsjames94]

It's just an example

[@manishsah1640]

Hlo sir , how can we calculate the CT ratio if ct ratio of neither side is given and instead power of transformer is givenalong with voltage ratio.
Tq

[@rjshtk]

Then you just have to calculate the reated current for the HV and LV sides from the MVA rating and Voltage rating of each side. Then you can take the ctr so as to accommodate these value of currents.

[@12321119]

Thank you so much sir for this explanation. I am preparing for OPSC AEE exam sir. I have several doubts while solving previous year's questions from IES. Can you help me out sir.

[@12321119]

@@lecturesinelectricaleng Thank You very much Sir...

[@prashanthsadam9048]

Sir these CTs only for protection purpose or measuring?

[@ohgoditsjames94]

Protection

[@anilshemade6048]

Thank you sir for explaining so simply.One question...on site practically ,is there any margin added to the calculated sec.current?

[@Rahul-ki6py]

🙏🙏🙏

[@nikhilbari1752]

please improve your hand writing