Transformer Calculator
Three-phase cast-resin or oil-immersed transformer currents, winding quantities, Dyn5/Dyn11 vector groups, impedance and preliminary LV fault level.
Understand three-phase transformer nameplates
Calculate rated HV/LV currents, line and winding ratios, Dyn5/Dyn11 phase displacement, impedance magnitude and an illustrative transformer-limited LV three-phase fault estimate. Use actual nameplate data and a complete IEC 60909 study for design approval.
Nameplate inputs
Two-winding, balanced, three-phase MV/LV transformer. Use the nameplate ratings for power, voltages, vector group and uk%. No cos φ is required for rated currents.
Transformer characteristics
Winding quantities
Impedance & fault level
Dyn5 · Winding configuration
HV: Delta (Δ)
LV: Star (Y) with brought-out neutral
The LV phasor is at clock 5: 150° lagging the HV reference.
Vector group changes the winding-level values and phase displacement, not the rated line currents when kVA and voltages are unchanged.Calculated from transformer uk% assuming an ideal infinite upstream supply. Does not include grid source impedance, IEC 60909 voltage and transformer correction factors, motor or other transformer contributions, tap position, fault X/R, peak current, or downstream cable impedance. Earth faults and protection coordination are not evaluated. Manufacturer data and a site-specific study are required.
Cooling: AN is descriptive only; no overload or additional fan-cooled kVA is assumed.
1 · Three-phase rated line currents
2 · Delta/star winding voltage & current
3 · Transformer equivalent impedance
Only the magnitude of the equivalent impedance is obtained from uk%. Separating R and X requires additional data such as load losses.
4 · Simplified transformer-only LV fault
The transformer-only result in A is converted to kA by dividing by 1,000.