CFD Simulation on Heat Exchanger Cooled Dry-type Transformers
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Abstract
Dry-type transformer applications are growing in transformer market because the technology is non-flammable, safer and environmental friendly. Since no oil is present in a dry-type transformer for dielectric insulating or cooling purposes, the unit size is normally larger and as such material cost becomes higher. Therefore how to design a dry-type transformer with well-balanced dimension and performances becomes one of the primary tasks of a transformer manufacturer. In particular, water cooling heat exchangers used for marine or off-shore platform transformer applications can greatly enhance the cooling performance of the transformers. In order to optimize the dry-type transformer products with heat exchangers, the present paper introduces computational fluid dynamics ("CFD") simulation tool to evaluate the cooling designs. By comparing the simulation results with the experimental results obtained from testing, the CFD models show acceptable accuracies; thus the verified technology is employed for the optimization of the cooling designs of the transformer products.
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