Simulation Modeling of Lumped Parameter Circuit for Power Transformer Winding Based on the Finite Element Method
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Simulation Modeling of Lumped Parameter Circuit for Power Transformer Winding Based on the Finite Element Method
Vol. 44, Issue 11, Pages: 3517-3523(2018)
作者机构:
1. 重庆大学电气工程学院输配电装备及系统安全与新技术国家重点实验室
2. 国网成都供电公司
3. 西南大学工程技术学院
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Published Online:22 November 2018,
Published:2018
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YAO Chenguo, HU Di, ZHAO Zhongyong, et al. Simulation Modeling of Lumped Parameter Circuit for Power Transformer Winding Based on the Finite Element Method[J]. 2018, 44(11): 3517-3523.
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YAO Chenguo, HU Di, ZHAO Zhongyong, et al. Simulation Modeling of Lumped Parameter Circuit for Power Transformer Winding Based on the Finite Element Method[J]. 2018, 44(11): 3517-3523.DOI:
Simulation Modeling of Lumped Parameter Circuit for Power Transformer Winding Based on the Finite Element Method
Equivalent circuit of transformer winding is usually combined with the frequency response method to analyze the frequency response mechanism and winding condition. The modeling of winding is a necessary basic work. Therefore
we proposed a modeling method of transformer winding based on finite element method. The finite element simulation software ANSYS Maxwell was used to establish an actual power transformer(400 k VA
YNyn0) model. The computational methods of equivalent longitudinal capacitance based on single disk of interleaved winding and sequential winding were deduced. Combined the model and the algorithm
main circuit parameters of the transformer were calculated
and an equivalent lumped parameter circuit of the high voltage winding was built. Moreover
healthy and short circuit fault windings were simulated and experimentally researched. The research results show that the winding mode is an important factor to be considered in winding modeling. The trends of simulated and measured sweep frequency response curves of the health winding and short circuit fault winding are approximately identical
part of the resonant frequencies of the resonant points are almost coincident. The third
fourth
sixth
seventh resonant peaks and the second
fourth
sixth
seventh
ninth resonant valleys of simulated frequency response curves are consistent respectively with the maximum error of 6.76%. The correctness of circuit model and computational method are verified. This modeling method is intuitive
convenient
simple
and can not only be used to explore more transformer winding deformations
but also assist in the realization of fault pattern recognition in the future.