I have wired several loaded transformers and when calculating power on H vs X side by multiplying current times voltage the wattage is not even close to equal with the H side having 2 to 3 times more of it than the X side.
I'm having a hard time grasping how this has anything to do with the power triangle.
Please provide a practical "wrap my brain around" answer that does not involve calculus and higher mathematics would be much appreciated!
I teach about electricity at a vocational school for ET technicians.
