THE TRANSFORMER
The power frequency transformer has a laminaed core and generally at least two windings referred to as a primary and secondary. For small single phase transformers ashell type core is used.This consists of a central iron sectioncarrying the windings and two outer section which provide the return path for the flux.The laminations are either formed from 'T' and 'U'
shapes or from 'E' and 'I' shapes.The laminations must beinterleaved so that the air gap in one lamination is covered by the next lamination in the stack.The Transformer is highly efficient so that for practical purposes ,input equals output,ie.,V1L1-V2L2.
The equation E = 4.44BmAiN eneables the number of turns to be determined.Bm is the maximum flux density,say 1`.35wb./m2.AiN is the net area in square metresof the centre iron section,usually 90%of the gross area to follow for the lamination insulation.f is the frequency .
                         The turns ratio N1/N2 - V1/V2. the voltage ratio
                         The primary ampere turns N1I1-N2I2 the secondary ampere turns

ELECTRO DEPOSITION (100 or 200Amps.at 10 or 12 Volts D.C)
Metal used as coating
mg per coulomb
lb per 1000Ah
Solutions
Current Density
Amps/m2
Temperature of
Solution
Cadmium
0.58
4.6
Cadmiumoxide
100 - 150
Cold or Warm
Chromium
0.91
7.20
Chromic acid
1500 - 2000
35°C
Copper sulphate
0.658
5.22
Copper sulphate
250- 300
Cold or warm
Copper cyanide
0.658
5.22
Cuprous cyanide
and sodium cyanide
30 - 40
50° C
Gold
2.03
16.2
Double cyanide of potassum and gold
100 - 300
60° - 80°C
Iron 0.29
2.3
  Ferrous sulphate
100 - 200
90°C
Lead
1.07
8.51
Lead borate or fluosilicate
100 - 200 
Cold
Nickel
.305
2.42
Nickel sulphate
100 - 200
50° - 60°C
Silver
1.118
8.9
Double cyanide of
silver and sodium
30 - 60
Cold
Tin
0.615
4.9
Sodium stannate
100 - 200
70°C
Zinc
0.34
2.68
Zinc sulphate
200 - 300
Cold

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