Modeling for 3-D Temperature Field of Oil-Immersed Transformer

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The knowledge of temperature field of oil-filled transformer directly related to the judgment of overheated fault. There are mainly heat exchange, convection and their coupling in the transformer. Lot of traditional methods are not enough direct-viewing, and ignore the actual situation. The geometrical model of the transformer first modeled by Solidworks, and then ANSYS CFX is used to simulate the temperature field and flow field. Get a set of computer experiment result which can be reference. This computer experiment bring forth the method and effect of the simulate using that software, and make a foundation for the research of transformer overheated fault.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 199-200)

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1487-1491

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February 2011

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