Analysis of the DC Bias Phenomenon by the Harmonic Balance Finite-Element Method
Author(s)
Zhao, Xiaojun
Lu, Junwei
Li, Lin
Cheng, Zhiguang
Lu, Tiebing
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2011
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Abstract-An Epstein frame-like core model is set up to study the dc-biased problem of the power transformer. The harmonic phenomenon of the model under the dc bias condition is investigated by using the harmonic-balance finite-element method (HBFEM). The harmonic-balance finite element equation is coupled with the external electric circuit. Each harmonic component of the magnetizing current and magnetic field can be calculated directly in the harmonic frequency domains. Comparing the calculated results with the experimental data shows consistency. The dc bias effects on the magnetizing current and the magnetic ...
View more >Abstract-An Epstein frame-like core model is set up to study the dc-biased problem of the power transformer. The harmonic phenomenon of the model under the dc bias condition is investigated by using the harmonic-balance finite-element method (HBFEM). The harmonic-balance finite element equation is coupled with the external electric circuit. Each harmonic component of the magnetizing current and magnetic field can be calculated directly in the harmonic frequency domains. Comparing the calculated results with the experimental data shows consistency. The dc bias effects on the magnetizing current and the magnetic induction are analyzed through the harmonic solutions.
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View more >Abstract-An Epstein frame-like core model is set up to study the dc-biased problem of the power transformer. The harmonic phenomenon of the model under the dc bias condition is investigated by using the harmonic-balance finite-element method (HBFEM). The harmonic-balance finite element equation is coupled with the external electric circuit. Each harmonic component of the magnetizing current and magnetic field can be calculated directly in the harmonic frequency domains. Comparing the calculated results with the experimental data shows consistency. The dc bias effects on the magnetizing current and the magnetic induction are analyzed through the harmonic solutions.
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Journal Title
IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery
Volume
26
Issue
1
Subject
Power and Energy Systems Engineering (excl. Renewable Power)
Electrical and Electronic Engineering