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Automatic Load sharing and Overload Protection of Distribution Transformer Using Micro- Controller

Author Name : Mrunalini Patil, Kiran Mane, Shivraj Harale, Atharv Patil, Suraj Varekar, Prathamesh Patel

ABSTRACT The distribution transformer is most important device and it is near to the consumer. Sometimes due to continues overloading it get damaged causing huge economical loss as well as power supply to consumer is interrupted hence its protection is important. The main aim of this project is to indicate the methods we are using to reduce the faults in the transformer and we are also able to protect the transformer. A transformer is a constant device that transfers electrical power from one circuit to another with the desired change in voltage and current at a constant frequency. As discussed above the problem of continues overloading. To avoid such a situation when there is a high load on the main transformer, we use other standby transformers that provide loads, which are switched on automatically by the Arduino. This will lead to efficient loading of both transformers. When the load is normal, both transformers can be switched to alternate loads. This will avoid the thermal loads of the transformer. Also, this arrangement will provide a proper maintenance facility for both the transformers. The best solution to avoid overloads is to run the number of transformers in parallel. This is as same as the parallel operation performed by the transformers, where the number of transformers shares the system load. In the recommended approach, the load of the first transformer will share loads of the second transformer when it rises above its rated capacity. The main objective of this paper isto provide an uninterrupted power supply to the consumers and also to protect the transformer from overload condition. By implementing this scheme the transformer can avoid supply interruption due to high load or high heat