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That procedure works very well here for steady state calculations at
full line voltage although the transient behavior with capacitor across
secondary and spark gap discharge can get very complicated and almost
chaotic.
Ed
Jim Lux wrote:
The shunt results in large leakage inductance. Model it as a very
large inductor in series with the secondary.
For instance, if you have a 15kV, 30mA transformer, that implies that
the series impedance of the secondary is 15E3/30E-3 or 5 Megohms.
Using X = L *2*pi*f At 60 Hz, that's 13kHenry