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How to design a 3-phase resistive load bank?

Electrical Engineering Asked by Douglas on October 14, 2020

We are trying to design a 3-phase resitive load bank to test some step up transformers. We are receiving 3-phase 208v and stepping up to 3-phase 600V with 3-step up transformers wired in delta. Its a floating system Each step up transformer is capable of 800VA.

Q. How do you wire up the load with resistors, to test each transformer at full load? A picture or diagram would be helpful.

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Figure 1. Delta transformer with delta load.

Each step up transformer is capable of 800 VA [at 600 V].

  • From $ P = frac {V^2}{R} $ we get $ R = frac {V^2}{P} = frac {600^2}{800} = 450 Omega $.

If possible, having some way to test with load imbalance would be helpful.

450 Ω is your minimum on any phase. You can use any load between 450 Ω to infinity (open-circuit) on each phase.

Answered by Transistor on October 14, 2020

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