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Transformer Fundamentals Worksheet

Total questions: 53

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Single phase and three phase loads can be supplied by ______ transformer connections.

a)

Open delta

b)

Delta–delta

c)

Open wye–open delta

d)

Wye–delta

2.

The principle of self‑induction is employed with a:

a)

Step‑up transformer

b)

A.C. generator

c)

Autotransformer

d)

Motor

3.

A bank of transformers that has a low impedance path and high circulating currents will be caused by:

a)

Mismatched transformers

b)

Re‑magnetized transformers

c)

Ungrounded transformers

d)

Loss of one phase

4.

The series‑winding in a step‑down autotransformer has a volt‑per‑turn value of 0.46 volts. The common winding in the same transformer will have a volt‑per‑turn value of:

a)

1.2 volts

b)

0.86 volts

c)

0.46 volts

d)

1.5 volts

5.

The primary neutral current contains a third harmonic with a balanced load and is most apparent with a ______ connection.

a)

Y–Y

b)

Y–Δ

c)

Δ–Δ

d)

Δ–Y

6.

Three 1 kVA single‑phase transformers are connected in a delta‑wye configuration. If the primary line voltage is 480 volts, what is the voltage from A to B on the secondary?

a)

120 volts

b)

208 volts

c)

240 volts

d)

277 volts

7.

On a transformer nameplate, taps labeled with the letters “FCAN” stand for:

a)

Full capacity below normal

b)

Reduced capacity above normal

c)

Full capacity above normal

d)

Reduced capacity below normal

8.

Delta‑wye connected transformers ______ support three‑phase as well as single‑phase loads.

a)

can

b)

cannot

c)

must be reconfigured first

d)

require a tertiary winding to

9.

A lighting ballast is connected for a 208‑volt supply. With the lamp removed from the lamp holder socket and a voltmeter connected to measure the open‑circuit voltage, it would read:

a)

240 V

b)

300 V

c)

480 V

d)

220 V

10.

Polarity and secondary currents are not the same with ______ connected transformers.

a)

Δ–Δ

b)

Y–Y

c)

Δ–Y

d)

Y–Δ

11.

The ______ rating of a breaker indicates the amount of short‑circuit current that it can safely clear.

a)

interrupting rating

b)

ampere rating

c)

thermal rating

d)

demand rating

12.

Three‑phase transformers connected for four‑wire wye have their voltage balance accomplished with the use of a:

a)

phase‑shifting reactor

b)

zig‑zag transformer

c)

isolation autotransformer

d)

neutral grounding resistor

13.

The three phase transformer bank shown is connected in

a)

Y

b)

Δ

c)

Δ-Δ

d)

Y-Δ

14.

if the primary phase voltage is 240v then the secondary line voltage will be....

a)

480V

b)

480VA

c)

960V

d)

960VA

15.

if the primary phase voltage is 240v then the secondary line voltage will be....

a)

480V

b)

480VA

c)

120V

d)

120VA

16.

A transformer has 50 turns on the primary winding. From the bottom of the secondary upward, the taps provide 15 V, then 60 V, and 120 V at the top. With a 120 V supply applied to the primary, how many turns are on the secondary tap that produces 15 V?

a)

400

b)

6.25

c)

15

d)

120

17.

A transformer has multiple secondary windings. If one of the windings has 208V, how much windings would this correspond to when linked to a 24 V supply?

a)

1040|120

b)

12|4

c)

1200|120

d)

208|24

18.

A transformer has multiple secondary windings. If one of the windings has 208V, how much windings would this correspond to when linked to a 24 V supply? what is the coil Ratio.

a)

8.66'

b)

3

c)

10

d)

8.66

19.

A transformer has multiple secondary windings. If one of the windings has 240V, how much windings would this correspond to when linked to a 24 V supply? what is the coil Ratio.

a)

8.66'

b)

3

c)

10

d)

8.66

20.

Transformer taps are usually full capacity, meaning that:

a)

The transformer can deliver its rated kVA only at the nominal tap position.

b)

The transformer can deliver its rated kVA regardless of the tap position.

c)

The transformer can only operate at reduced capacity when taps are changed.

d)

The transformer taps limit the current from the rated value.

21.

What type of connection does the transformer secondary use to deliver voltage to the load/output?

a)

Y

b)

Δ

22.

In a three-phase transformer bank, what is the primary purpose of the power leg on the secondary side?

a)

To reduce current

b)

To provide a neutral point

c)

To balance the load

d)

To increase voltage

23.

When connecting a three-phase transformer bank, which configuration is commonly used to ensure a stable power leg on the secondary side?

a)

Δ-Y

b)

Y-Δ

c)

Δ-Δ

d)

Y-Y

24.

In a transformer with a (YΔ) connection, what is the relationship between the primary and secondary voltages?

a)

Primary voltage is higher than secondary voltage

b)

There is no relationship

c)

Primary voltage is equal to secondary voltage

d)

Secondary voltage is higher than primary voltage

25.

What is the advantage of connecting the primary side of a transformer in Wye (Y) and the secondary side in Delta (Δ)?

a)

Increased efficiency

b)

Ability to handle unbalanced loads

c)

Reduced losses

d)

Improved voltage regulation

26.

What is the nominal declared voltage for a grounded wye connected transformer connection?

a)

Neutral voltage

b)

Grounded voltage

c)

Phase voltage

d)

Line voltage

27.

In a delta connected transformer, what is the nominal declared voltage when it is ungrounded?

a)

Neutral voltage

b)

Phase voltage

c)

Grounded voltage

d)

Line voltage

28.

Which of the following describes the nominal declared voltage for a wye connected transformer?

a)

It is always lower than delta voltage

b)

It is always higher than delta voltage

c)

It is the same as phase voltage

d)

It is the same as line voltage

29.

What is the relationship between line voltage and phase voltage in a wye connected transformer with a nominal voltage of 480/277V?

a)

Line voltage is equal to phase voltage

b)

Line voltage is higher than phase voltage by a factor of √3

c)

There is no relationship

d)

Phase voltage is higher than line voltage by a factor of √3

30.

What is the nominal declared voltage for an ungrounded wye connected transformer connection?

a)

Both 138V and 230V

b)

Neither 138V nor 230V

c)

230V

d)

138V

31.

What is the significance of the high leg voltage in a grounded delta connected transformer?

a)

It helps in balancing the load

b)

It reduces the risk of electrical shock

c)

It allows for higher phase voltage

d)

It provides a neutral point for grounding

32.

Select subtractive polarity. 

a)

Left

b)

Right

33.

Select Additive polarity. 

a)

Left

b)

Right

34.

What is the primary function of a control voltage transformer in industrial applications?

a)

To isolate circuits

b)

To provide backup power

c)

To convert high voltage to a lower control voltage

d)

To increase high voltage

35.

When converting 240V to 24V using a control transformer, what is the voltage ratio?

a)

5:1

b)

10:1

c)

8:1

d)

12:1

36.

What type of transformer is used to supply a stable, low-voltage output for operating control devices such as relays, contactors, and indicator lights?

a)

Control voltage transformer.

b)

Control Current transformer.

c)

Control Apparent transformer.

d)

Control Resistance transformer.

37.

In a three-phase transformer bank, what is the effect of connecting the primary side in a delta configuration?

a)

It eliminates the need for a neutral connection

b)

It increases the line voltage

c)

It allows for better load balancing

d)

It reduces the phase current

38.

What is the primary advantage of connecting the primary side of a transformer bank in wye configuration?

a)

Ability to provide a neutral point

b)

Lower voltage drop

c)

Reduced harmonic distortion

d)

Higher efficiency

39.

When the primary side of a three-phase transformer bank is connected in wye, what is the relationship between the line and phase voltages?

a)

Line voltage is equal to phase voltage

b)

Line voltage is higher than phase voltage by a factor of √3

c)

Phase voltage is higher than line voltage by a factor of √3

d)

There is no relationship

40.

What is the typical voltage level on the primary side of a transformer when it is rated at 6900V?

a)

240V

b)

480V

c)

6900V

d)

120V

41.

In a transformer, what does the primary voltage of 6900V indicate about its application?

a)

It is only for residential use

b)

It is suitable for low voltage applications

c)

It is used for medium voltage applications

d)

It is designed for high voltage transmission

42.

When a transformer has a primary voltage of 6900V, what is the expected phase voltage in a wye configuration?

a)

3970V

b)

6900V

c)

4000V

d)

3970V

43.

The current flow in a transformer is called.

a)

Amps

b)

Excitation

c)

Volt Amps

44.

What is the primary cause of excitation in a transformer?

a)

Inductive reactance

b)

Electrical resistance

c)

Magnetic flux linkage

d)

Capacitance

45.

What is the primary principle that allows a single-phase transformer to operate?

a)

Capacitance

b)

Electromagnetic interference

c)

Resistance

d)

Mutual induction

46.

In a single-phase transformer, what happens to the magnetic field when alternating current magnetizes the secondary winding?

a)

It reverses direction

b)

It remains constant

c)

It becomes static

d)

It collapses

47.

What is the main advantage of using a delta-delta transformer connection in industrial applications?

a)

Improved voltage regulation

b)

Ability to provide a neutral point

c)

Reduced harmonic distortion

d)

Higher efficiency under balanced loads

48.

In a wye-delta transformer connection, what is the effect on the phase current when stepping down voltage?

a)

Phase current remains the same

b)

Phase current becomes zero

c)

Phase current decreases

d)

Phase current increases

49.

Which of the following correctly describes the characteristics of a Delta/Wye transformer connection?

a)

Provides line-to-line and line-to-neutral voltages, allows for grounding of the neutral, and can supply both three-phase and single-phase loads.

b)

Provides only line-to-line voltage, cannot be grounded, and is mainly used for low-voltage single-phase applications.

c)

Uses only two transformers to supply three-phase loads and cannot provide a neutral.

d)

Is limited to supplying ungrounded high-voltage systems only.

50.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of a delta-wye transformer connection?

a)

Increased voltage drop

b)

Higher risk of unbalanced loads

c)

Increased harmonic distortion

d)

Requires a neutral connection

51.

Which of the following statements is true about an Open Delta (V-V) transformer connection?

a)

It uses three transformers, can carry the full load, and provides both line-to-neutral and line-to-line voltages.

b)

It uses two transformers, can supply three-phase loads at reduced capacity (~57.7% of full load), and is often used as a temporary or economical solution.

c)

It is identical to a Delta/Wye connection but provides extra capacity for heavy loads.

d)

It is used only for single-phase loads and cannot supply three-phase equipment.

52.

What is the effect of using a four-wire delta transformer connection on the phase current?

a)

It balances the phase current

b)

It has no effect on the phase current

c)

It increases the phase current

d)

It decreases the phase current

53.

What is the primary advantage of using a four-wire delta transformer connection?

a)

It improves load balancing

b)

It reduces harmonic distortion

c)

It allows for higher phase voltage

d)

It provides a neutral point for grounding