Top-oil thermal model for power transformers that reflects ambient temperature profile in Malaysia
The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) has created standards for transformers, which are normally adhered to by the great majority of those that are used in locations all over the world. When it comes to calculating transformer ratings, Malaysia is one of the nations that use the Intern...
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| author | Azman, Siti Nur Aishah Nik Ali, N. H. Doolgindachbaporn, Atip Mohd Ariffin, A. Azis, N. Aminudin, N. |
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| description | The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) has created standards for transformers, which are normally adhered to by the great majority of those that are used in locations all over the world. When it comes to calculating transformer ratings, Malaysia is one of the nations that use the International Electrotechnical Commission’s (IEC 60076-72018) for power transformers. Based on the equations in the standard, transformer rating can be affected by changes of the environmental conditions, e.g. ambient temperature. The recent climate change in Malaysia had an influence on the transformer rating that has been mentioned in the IEC standard. This situation is the impetus for conducting this research in the first place. The ambient temperature profile which is based on a few of the world continents’ profiles and also specifically the ambient temperature profile in Malaysia are studied and presented by varying ambient temperatures in the IEC Standard mathematical algorithm. The IEC 60076-7 offers recommendations for the specification and loading of power transformers with regard to operating temperature and thermal ageing. This work will focus on the hot spot and top oil temperature of a transformer. The result shows that by changing the ambient temperature by 10 degrees will give effect to the hot spot and top oil temperature and therefore, the ratings of the transformer will also be affected. |
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| spelling | upm-373662023-09-11T06:27:40Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/37366/ Top-oil thermal model for power transformers that reflects ambient temperature profile in Malaysia Azman, Siti Nur Aishah Nik Ali, N. H. Doolgindachbaporn, Atip Mohd Ariffin, A. Azis, N. Aminudin, N. The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) has created standards for transformers, which are normally adhered to by the great majority of those that are used in locations all over the world. When it comes to calculating transformer ratings, Malaysia is one of the nations that use the International Electrotechnical Commission’s (IEC 60076-72018) for power transformers. Based on the equations in the standard, transformer rating can be affected by changes of the environmental conditions, e.g. ambient temperature. The recent climate change in Malaysia had an influence on the transformer rating that has been mentioned in the IEC standard. This situation is the impetus for conducting this research in the first place. The ambient temperature profile which is based on a few of the world continents’ profiles and also specifically the ambient temperature profile in Malaysia are studied and presented by varying ambient temperatures in the IEC Standard mathematical algorithm. The IEC 60076-7 offers recommendations for the specification and loading of power transformers with regard to operating temperature and thermal ageing. This work will focus on the hot spot and top oil temperature of a transformer. The result shows that by changing the ambient temperature by 10 degrees will give effect to the hot spot and top oil temperature and therefore, the ratings of the transformer will also be affected. IEEE 2023 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Azman, Siti Nur Aishah and Nik Ali, N. H. and Doolgindachbaporn, Atip and Mohd Ariffin, A. and Azis, N. and Aminudin, N. (2023) Top-oil thermal model for power transformers that reflects ambient temperature profile in Malaysia. In: 12th Asia-Pacific International Conference on Lightning (APL 2023), 12-15 June 2023, Langkawi, Malaysia. . https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10181558 10.1109/APL57308.2023.10181558 |
| spellingShingle | Azman, Siti Nur Aishah Nik Ali, N. H. Doolgindachbaporn, Atip Mohd Ariffin, A. Azis, N. Aminudin, N. Top-oil thermal model for power transformers that reflects ambient temperature profile in Malaysia |
| title | Top-oil thermal model for power transformers that reflects ambient temperature profile in Malaysia |
| title_full | Top-oil thermal model for power transformers that reflects ambient temperature profile in Malaysia |
| title_fullStr | Top-oil thermal model for power transformers that reflects ambient temperature profile in Malaysia |
| title_full_unstemmed | Top-oil thermal model for power transformers that reflects ambient temperature profile in Malaysia |
| title_short | Top-oil thermal model for power transformers that reflects ambient temperature profile in Malaysia |
| title_sort | top-oil thermal model for power transformers that reflects ambient temperature profile in malaysia |
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