DocumentCode
3268242
Title
Predicting liquid filled transformer loading capability
Author
Pierce, Linden W.
Author_Institution
General Electric Co., Rome, GA, USA
fYear
1992
fDate
28-30 Sep 1992
Firstpage
197
Lastpage
207
Abstract
The IEEE transformer loading guide (ANSI/IEEE C57-92-1981) equations use the top oil temperature rise over ambient to determine the winding hottest spot temperature during an overload. There is a time lag between the top oil temperature rise and the oil temperature rise in the winding cooling ducts. This phenomenon results in winding hottest spot temperatures greater than predicted by the current IEEE loading guide equations. Loading guide equations assume a constant ambient air temperature during a load cycle. Improved loading equations based on analysis and testing are presented. The improved equations consider type of liquid, cooling mode, winding duct oil temperature rise, resistance and viscosity changes and ambient temperature and load changes during a load cycle. A PC BASIC computer program is presented to perform the calculations in a simple step-by-step procedure
Keywords
BASIC listings; insulating oils; load (electric); power engineering computing; power transformers; transformer insulation; transformer windings; ANSI/IEEE C57-92-1981; BASIC computer program; IEEE transformer loading guide; liquid filled transformer; loading capability; overload; resistance; top oil temperature rise; viscosity changes; winding duct oil temperature rise; winding hottest spot temperature; Cooling; Ducts; Equations; Manufacturing; Oil insulation; Petroleum; Temperature; Testing; Thermal loading; Viscosity;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Petroleum and Chemical Industry Conference, 1992, Record of Conference Papers., Industry Applications Society 39th Annual
Conference_Location
San Antonio, TX
Print_ISBN
0-7803-0750-X
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/PCICON.1992.229310
Filename
229310
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