Prediction of oil flow and temperature distribution of transformer winding based on multi-field coupled approach
For large oil-filled transformers, the oil flow and temperature distribution in transformer windings are an essential issue to be addressed. However, the computation of the oil flow and temperature distribution is a complicated engineering problem because of the complex physical structure of the win...
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doaj-ecef977f915e4a089b2aacfe9ad997042021-04-02T15:51:22ZengWileyThe Journal of Engineering2051-33052019-04-0110.1049/joe.2018.8718JOE.2018.8718Prediction of oil flow and temperature distribution of transformer winding based on multi-field coupled approachLongnv Li0Wei Liu1Hai Chen2Xiaoming Liu3Tianjin Polytechnic UniversityTianjin Polytechnic UniversityTianjin Polytechnic UniversityTianjin Polytechnic UniversityFor large oil-filled transformers, the oil flow and temperature distribution in transformer windings are an essential issue to be addressed. However, the computation of the oil flow and temperature distribution is a complicated engineering problem because of the complex physical structure of the winding area and the coupled effect of electromagnetic, fluid and thermal fields. This study presents a multi-filed coupled approach to compute and analyse the oil flow and temperature distribution of the winding area for an ODFS-334 MVA/500 kV single-phase auto-transformer. The eddy current losses of the transformer winding discs are computed based on the combined finite element and analytical method, and the computational fluid dynamics based on 3D fluid-thermal coupled method is used to calculate the oil flow and temperature properties of the prototype. The computation of the oil flow and temperature distribution reveals accurately the hot spot of the transformer. To validate the feasibility and applicability of the proposed method, the numerical results obtained using the proposed method are compared with those of the experimental ones.https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/joe.2018.8718temperature distributiontransformer windingseddy current lossesautotransformerspower transformerscomputational fluid dynamicsfinite element analysisoil flowtemperature distributionmultifield coupled approachoil-filled transformerstransformer windingswinding areatransformer winding discs3D fluid-thermal coupled methodelectromagnetic field effectsthermal field effectssingle-phase auto-transformereddy current lossesfinite element methodanalytical methodcomputational fluid dynamicsvoltage 500.0 kV |
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Longnv Li Wei Liu Hai Chen Xiaoming Liu Prediction of oil flow and temperature distribution of transformer winding based on multi-field coupled approach The Journal of Engineering temperature distribution transformer windings eddy current losses autotransformers power transformers computational fluid dynamics finite element analysis oil flow temperature distribution multifield coupled approach oil-filled transformers transformer windings winding area transformer winding discs 3D fluid-thermal coupled method electromagnetic field effects thermal field effects single-phase auto-transformer eddy current losses finite element method analytical method computational fluid dynamics voltage 500.0 kV |
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Prediction of oil flow and temperature distribution of transformer winding based on multi-field coupled approach |
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Prediction of oil flow and temperature distribution of transformer winding based on multi-field coupled approach |
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Prediction of oil flow and temperature distribution of transformer winding based on multi-field coupled approach |
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Prediction of oil flow and temperature distribution of transformer winding based on multi-field coupled approach |
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prediction of oil flow and temperature distribution of transformer winding based on multi-field coupled approach |
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For large oil-filled transformers, the oil flow and temperature distribution in transformer windings are an essential issue to be addressed. However, the computation of the oil flow and temperature distribution is a complicated engineering problem because of the complex physical structure of the winding area and the coupled effect of electromagnetic, fluid and thermal fields. This study presents a multi-filed coupled approach to compute and analyse the oil flow and temperature distribution of the winding area for an ODFS-334 MVA/500 kV single-phase auto-transformer. The eddy current losses of the transformer winding discs are computed based on the combined finite element and analytical method, and the computational fluid dynamics based on 3D fluid-thermal coupled method is used to calculate the oil flow and temperature properties of the prototype. The computation of the oil flow and temperature distribution reveals accurately the hot spot of the transformer. To validate the feasibility and applicability of the proposed method, the numerical results obtained using the proposed method are compared with those of the experimental ones. |
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temperature distribution transformer windings eddy current losses autotransformers power transformers computational fluid dynamics finite element analysis oil flow temperature distribution multifield coupled approach oil-filled transformers transformer windings winding area transformer winding discs 3D fluid-thermal coupled method electromagnetic field effects thermal field effects single-phase auto-transformer eddy current losses finite element method analytical method computational fluid dynamics voltage 500.0 kV |
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