Numerical Calculation of Magnetostrictive Force for EHV Transformer Core Silicon Steel
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Numerical Calculation of Magnetostrictive Force for EHV Transformer Core Silicon Steel
Vol. 43, Issue 3, Pages: 980-986(2017)
作者机构:
1. 沈阳工业大学特种电机研究所
2. 特变电工沈阳变压器集团有限公司
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Published Online:10 March 2017,
Published:2017
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HAN Fangxu, LI Yan, JING Yongteng, et al. Numerical Calculation of Magnetostrictive Force for EHV Transformer Core Silicon Steel[J]. 2017, 43(3): 980-986.
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HAN Fangxu, LI Yan, JING Yongteng, et al. Numerical Calculation of Magnetostrictive Force for EHV Transformer Core Silicon Steel[J]. 2017, 43(3): 980-986.DOI:
Numerical Calculation of Magnetostrictive Force for EHV Transformer Core Silicon Steel
The noise and vibration of EHV power transformer originate mainly from the magnetostriction of the core.In order to accurately calculate the transformer core magnetostrictive effect
we proposed the magnetostrictive numerical calculation of force-thermal stress comparison.Firstly
we used the ANSYS finite element analysis software to build 3D transient electromagnetic field numerical calculation model of power transformer
and solved the core flux density values at different times for each node.Secondly
according to the magnetostrictive force-thermal stress comparison
we loaded the tested magnetostrictive characteristic curves of silicon
calculated the magnetostrictive force on each node of the core at different times
and leaded the core magnetostrictive force into the structure field and sound field calculation model to get the sound vibration displacement and sound pressure distribution of the core body.Finally
we analyzed the effect of reducing the core body vibration noise effect by lowering the flux density
and compared the intensity and distribution of core body vibration noise at different flux densities
demonstrating the effectiveness of this method.Comparative results show that the core flux density reduces by 0.05 T and the maximum sound pressure is reduced by about 1.26 d B.