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A _______ is an electric device that uses electro-magnetism to change voltage from one level to another or to isolate one voltage from another.

Transformer

_______ is the property of a device or circuit that causes it to store energy in a magnetic field.

Inductance

In a transformer, the conductor is the wire making up the coil.
True
The closed, laminated core gives a path of low ______for the flux to flow, which aligns the flux and allows the maximum number of conductors to be cut

Reluctance

________ is the ability of an inductor in a circuit to generate inductive reactance, which opposes change in the circuit.
Self-induction
A magnetizing current is also known as a(n)______current.
exciting
The turns ratio of a transformer which is rated for a primary voltage of 2400 volts and has a secondary rating of 120 volts is ______?

20 to 1

If a transformer has a turn ratio of 35 to 2 and the secondary voltage is 24v, how much voltage is applied to the primary?

430v

A(n)______ is an extra electrical connection on a transformer coil that allows a varying number of turns of a coil to be part of the circuit.

Coil Tap

What is the purpose of the taps that are used on some transformers?
Taps allow for the output voltage of the transformer to be raised or lowered.
With careful design, it is possible to completely eliminate transformer power loss.

False

_________is power loss in a transformer due to currents induced in the metal field structure from the changing magnetic field.
Eddy current loss
__________ is the property of ferromagnetic materials where the magnetic induction of a coil lags the magnetic field that is charging the coil
Hysteresis
Transformer mutual inductance is also referred to as a______?
coefficient of coupling
Since a transformer typically consists of a primary and secondary coil wound over one another, two electromagnets exist in a transformer.

True

Taps are typically located on the secondary windings of a transformer.

False

A shell-type transformer has an equal number of legs and windings.

False

In a dry-type transformer, air is used to cool the coils.

True

Liquid - immersed transformers are typically immersed in _____?

oils

Askarels are often used instead of mineral oil as a cooling fluid in newer transformers.

False

The temperature rise in a transformer is the difference between the hot-spot maximum core temperature and the average operating temperature.

False

A(n) ______is a pipe, 4” in diameter or greater, that extends a few feet above the cover of a transformer and is curved toward the ground at the outlet end of the pipe.
explosion vent
A(n)_______is a transition device between underground cable and lines.

Pothead

Electrical power circuits must be insulated by ______ where they enter the transformer tank?

Bushings

Liquid-filled transformers are fitted with a thermometer to measure the temperature at the top of the fluid.

True

A sampling valve draws liquid from the lowest point in the tank

True

All transformers hum when energized.

True

.Liquid-filled transformers use a level gauge that has a mark at the correct level for fluid at _______ to ensure that fluid does not overflow or reach a dangerously low level.
25 degrees C
The _____ determines if a device is a step-up or step-down transformer.
turns ratio between the coils and the primary winding's physical relationship to the core
Transformers are rated by their capacity in ________?
kilovolt amps (kVA)
Power consumed by a load is measured in ______?

Watts