Power Generation Handbook: Selection, Applications, Operation, and Maintenance

| 1. | Why is the dew point of nitrogen in a transformer less than ?50 C? |
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| 2. | How would electrical faults occur? |
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| 3. | Why would the forces between the windings increase during a short circuit? |
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| 4. | How would a transformer fail? |
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| 5. | What is the upper moisture limit that should be specified when selecting a transformer? |
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| 6. | What are the most important tests for oil in a transformer? |
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| 7. | When would preventive maintenance be required for oil in a transformer? |
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| 8. | What are the methods of dealing with bad oil in a transformer? |
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| 9. | What are the causes of gas formation in the oil of a transformer? |
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| 10. | What is the purpose of the gas detector relay? |
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| 11. | How does the gas relay operate? |
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| 12. | What is the purpose of the unit service transformer (UST)? |
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| 13. | What is the purpose of the station service transformer (SST)? |
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| 14. | Why are half the auxiliary loads inside some power plants supplied through the SST and the remaining half through the UST? |
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| 15. | How would the unit auxiliary loads be affected if the power supply through the SST and the UST were impaired? |
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| 16. | Would the breaker connecting the power plant to the grid open immediately following a turbine trip? |
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| 17. | Would the breaker connecting the power plant to the grid open if the grid voltage drops below its normal value? |
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