Which of the following is not a routine test on transformers?

[amp_mcq option1=”Core insulation voltage test” option2=”Impedance test” option3=”Radio interference test” option4=”Polarity test” correct=”option3″]

The correct answer is C. Radio interference test.

A core insulation voltage test is a test to ensure that the insulation between the core and the windings is adequate to withstand the voltage that the transformer will be subjected to. An impedance test is a test to determine the resistance and reactance of the transformer windings. A polarity test is a test to determine the correct polarity of the transformer windings. A radio interference test is a test to determine the level of radio interference that the transformer produces.

Radio interference tests are not routinely performed on transformers because they are not considered to be a major safety concern. However, they may be performed if there is a specific concern about radio interference from the transformer.