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Transformers

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor Corporativo: Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York, N.Y. : McGraw-Hill Education LLC., c2003.
Edición:2nd ed.
Temas:
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Foreword
  • F. Preface to the second edition
  • G. Preface to the first edition
  • H. Acknowledgements
  • I. Editorial committee
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Principles of transformers
  • Working principle of a transformer
  • Elementary theory of an ideal transformer
  • Emf equation of a transformer
  • Voltage transformation ratio (k)
  • Ideal transformer
  • Transformer having winding resistance but no magnetic leakage
  • Magnetic leakage
  • Transformer with resistance and leakage reactance
  • Equivalent circuit
  • Regulation
  • Losses in transformers
  • Efficiency
  • The auto-transformer
  • Three-winding transformer
  • Parallel operations of transformers
  • Appendix
  • References
  • 3. Materials used in transformers
  • Insulating oil
  • Insulating paper
  • Pressboard
  • Wood
  • Insulated copper conductor for windings
  • Crepe paper covered flexible copper cable
  • Sealing materials
  • Cold rolled grain-oriented electrical steel sheet (crgo)
  • Structural steel
  • Future trends
  • References
  • 4. Magnetic circuit
  • Material
  • Design of magnetic circuit
  • Optimum design of core
  • Manufacturing
  • References
  • 5. Windings and insulation
  • Types of windings
  • Surge voltage behaviour of windings
  • Internal heat transfer in windings
  • Insulation design
  • Electric field plotting
  • Finite difference method (fdm)
  • References
  • 6. Voltage regulation and tapchanger
  • Off-circuit tapchanger
  • On-load tapchanger (oltc)
  • Constructional and operational features of oltc
  • Manual and electrical operation of tapchanger
  • Automatic control of tapchanger
  • Tapchanger selection
  • Latest trends in tapchanger design
  • Reference
  • 7. Electromagnetic forces in power transformers
  • Leakage flux in a typical two winding transformer
  • Nature of forces
  • Basic formula and methods for force evaluation
  • Radial forces
  • Axial forces
  • Roth's method of force calculation
  • Modes of failure of windings and design of windings
  • Strengthening of coils to withstand short-circuit forces
  • Design of clamping structures
  • List of symbols
  • References
  • 8. Cooling arrangements
  • Various types of cooling
  • Cooling arrangements
  • Propeller type fans
  • Transformer oil pump
  • Flow indicators
  • Stress and hydraulic analysis of pipework
  • 9. Design procedure
  • Specifications of a transformer
  • Selection of core diameter
  • Selection of flux density
  • Selection of type of core
  • Selection of leg length
  • Selection of type of windings
  • Selection of tapchanger
  • Calculation of number of turns
  • Selection of conductor and current density
  • Insulation design
  • Calculation of lateral and axial dimensions of coils
  • Ampere-turn balancing
  • Reactance calculation
  • Iron weight and losses
  • Copper weight and losses
  • Stray losses in transformer
  • Stray loss control
  • Impulse calculation
  • Mechanical forces in windings
  • Temperature gradient and cooling calculation
  • Typical design calculations for two winding and auto-transformers
  • References.
  • 10. Structural design of transformer tank
  • Types of tank constructions
  • Structural design of transformer tanks
  • Testing of tanks
  • References
  • 11. Transformer auxiliaries and oil preservation systems
  • Gas operated (buchholz) relay
  • Temperature indicators
  • Pressure relief valve
  • Oil level indicator
  • Bushing and cable sealing box
  • Silicagel breather
  • Gas sealed conservators
  • Thermosyphon filters
  • Bellows and diaphragm sealed conservators
  • Refrigeration breathers
  • 12. Manufacturing and assembly
  • Core building
  • Preparation of windings
  • Winding assembly
  • Core and winding assembly
  • Terminal gear assembly
  • Placement of core and winding assembly in tank
  • Processing
  • Servicing of transformer
  • Tanking
  • 13. Drying and impregnation
  • Basic principles of drying
  • Conventional vacuum drying
  • Vapour phase drying
  • References
  • 14. Testing of transformers and reactors
  • Testing of power transformers
  • Impulse testing
  • References
  • Partial discharge testing
  • References
  • Testing of reactors
  • References
  • Short-circuit testing of power transformers
  • 15. Standards on power transformers
  • First revision of is: 2026
  • Other related standards
  • New standards
  • Standard specification of a power transformer
  • Appendix i
  • I. Indian standards related to power transformers
  • Ii. Iec publications
  • 16. Loading and life of transformers
  • Life of a transformer
  • Ageing of insulation
  • Law of insulation ageing
  • Significance of weighted value of ambient temperature
  • Relationship between weighted ambient, winding rise and hot-spot temperatures
  • Determination of weighted ambient temperature
  • Relationship between weighted ambient and load
  • Alternative approach for the calculation of weighted ambient
  • Transformer loading guides
  • Loading by hot-spot temperature measured by wti
  • Selection and use of a transformer
  • References
  • Annexure i correction factors
  • Annexure ii
  • Annexure iii loading table transformers onan/onaf cooled (to is : 2026)
  • 17. Erection and commissioning
  • Despatch
  • Inspection upon arrival at site
  • Handling
  • Installation
  • Commissioning
  • Maintenance
  • Dos for power transformer
  • Don'ts for power transformers
  • Dos and don'ts for hv condenser bushings
  • 18. Transformer protection
  • Protection against external faults
  • Protection against internal faults
  • References
  • 19. Reactors
  • Series reactors
  • Shunt reactor
  • Neutral earthing reactor
  • Tuning for filter reactors
  • Arc suppression reactors
  • Earthing transformers (neutral couplers)
  • Standards on reactors
  • 20. Traction transformers
  • Types of traction transformers
  • Special considerations
  • Design and constructional features
  • Traction transformer for thyristor controlled locomotives
  • References
  • 21. Rectifier transformers
  • Comparison between rectifier transformer and power transformer
  • Rectifier circuits
  • Design features of rectifier transformers
  • Transductors
  • Constructional features of rectifier transformers Tank design
  • Testing
  • References.
  • 22. Convertor transformers for hvdc systems
  • Insulation design
  • Higher harmonic currents
  • Dc magnetization
  • Dc bushings
  • On load tapchanger
  • Influence of impedance variation
  • Connections
  • Specifications
  • Manufacturing features
  • Tests
  • References
  • 23. Controlled shunt reactor
  • Controlled shunt reactor (csr) principle
  • Controlled shunt reactor transformer (csrt)
  • Special features of the controlled shunt reactor transformer
  • Controlled shunt reactor much more than a shunt reactor
  • Conclusion
  • References
  • 24. Designing and manufacturing?a short-circuit proof transformer
  • Forces during short-circuit
  • Various considerations to design a transformer suitable for short-circuit duty
  • Manufacturing aspects
  • Quality aspects
  • Conclusion
  • 25. High voltage condenser bushings
  • Introduction
  • Classification of bushings
  • Design of bushing
  • Constructional details and main parts of bushing
  • Testing of bushing
  • Factors affecting the performance of bushing
  • Condition monitoring at site
  • Dos and do nots for hv condenser bushings
  • 26. Computerisation?a tool to enhance engineering productivity
  • 27. Condition monitoring, residual life assessment and refurbishment of transformers
  • Analysis method
  • Physical inspection
  • Residual life assessment (rla)
  • Different techniques for life estimation
  • Methodology adopted
  • Conventional and special tests on oil samples
  • Refurbishment
  • Conclusion
  • Annexure i format for data collection history of transformer
  • 28. Transformers: an overview
  • A. Solved examples.