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Name : SatTrafo - General saturable transformer. 3 phase. 2 or 3 windings.
3 Z% k( A: y( \ Wye, Delta with all phase shifts. Auto, and Zigzag with most common configurations.3 j* [( B) H1 m6 |9 X4 w6 ?
Card : BRANCH
. M# W# N: }- i; Q6 d0 EData : Io= Current [A] through magnetizing branch (MB) at steady state.
; }& _# V' Y q: k' O( c& j2 H" z Fo= Flux [Wb-turn] in MB at steady state.5 m! [/ Y) J7 |) G" N
The pair Io, Fo defines the inductance in MB at steady state.' `2 m k! n; J1 a& y |* F% @% D
Rm= Resistance in magnetizing branch in [ohm]. 5-leg core or 3-leg shell.
. m3 p/ _. K2 [3 I3 O* `4 r The magnetizing branch is always connected to the PRIMARY winding and Rm is referred to this voltage.
4 C" X# C( J% ?6 K U" b0 z R0= Reluctance of zero-sequence air-return path for flux. 3-leg core-type. E8 y( Z% H8 z
Vrp= Rated voltage in [V] primary winding (only the voltage ratios matter).
6 U5 u7 o* j) F3 R# k% B: f# U8 _ Rp= Resistance in primary winding in [ohm].
; c# Z T1 a4 i! I: M t8 ?; @ Lp= Inductance in primary winding in [mH] if Xopt.=08 X) Z+ H: n$ Y+ F
Inductance in primary winding in [ohm] if Xopt.=power freq.2 l: ?, ^7 ]. Y9 M" a5 C0 f
Vrs= Rated voltage in [V] secodary winding.
# T7 M8 u$ R" d; M Rs= Resistance in secondary winding in [ohm].
1 V) e! o9 l6 o Ls= Inductance in secondary winding in [mH] if Xopt.=0
$ F% t, j$ `% z5 I. N Inductance in secondary winding in [ohm] if Xopt.=power freq.$ w4 P4 q6 p M
Vrt= Rated voltage in [V] tertiary winding.
: N5 X3 M, `$ |2 X# L6 d- C Rt= Resistance in tertiary winding in [ohm].# B% r# c4 T$ k" v' x" o; D' q1 Y: u. `
Lt= Inductance in tertiary winding in [mH] if Xopt.=0
8 o% ~& w! i; R/ M Inductance in tertiary winding in [ohm] if Xopt.=power freq. 9 Z* S) z0 O5 U& d! k+ g& h2 S
RMS= unchecked: Current/Flux characteristic must be entered.
9 k# l: a4 g, w) _+ T checked: Irms/Urms characteristic must be entered.5 C6 x m* B$ s% I k
ATPDRAW performs a SATURATION calculation.& z+ Y/ ~* f1 T k( l& H6 N
3-leg core = checked: 3-leg core type transformer assumed. TRANSFORMER THREE PHASE5 t6 h, ~% m2 x r/ @6 k1 [) d
unchecked: 5-leg or 3-leg shell type assumed. TRANSFORMER.5 @* Z" J7 z: @9 z& C, k
3-wind.= turn on tertiary winding. J9 Z5 }5 i* s+ V( D7 e" j
Output specified the magnetization branch output (power&energy not supported).
; ]: ^) L5 D9 a! |. F! `Node : P= Primary side. 3-phase node.
3 L" h# g8 o1 P6 S S= Secondary side. 3-phase node.7 L6 l( a- K/ U1 D/ [
PN= Neutral point primary side.5 C7 l+ c3 [( ^. u* V) R5 U
SN= Neutral point secondary side., j/ }8 {1 e. ?; P
T= Tertiary side. 3-phase node.
7 D2 N% @2 c$ P. e- S* C TN= Neutral point tertiary side.
8 @, U, V! B- k0 b, `0 w Sat= Internal node, connection of the magnetization circuit with saturation.( e, m4 P6 {# G' G$ l; T
The coupling is specified for each winding, with four coupling options: Y, D, A, Z
, h/ _1 ]% b% Z4 U All phase shifts are supported.6 z; T- N/ l5 I. a( z% g; |( w$ _
Special note on Auto-transformers: ; i3 Y4 }& i# E3 F
The primary and secondary windings must be of coupling A(uto).
; T7 i* [+ Q; J" Z4 |) C, I- h3 _4 eSpecial note on ZigZag-transformers:
4 C8 E. ~# C* G3 m$ q For this type the user can specify a phase shift in the range <-60,0>&<0,60>.( W' l! {) }5 b9 t$ O$ J* `6 `
Note that the values -60, 0 and +60 degrees are illegal (as one of the winding parts degenerates).) g6 `* N2 i# Q1 }( d! ~8 }6 @3 w
The phase shift is given relative to a Y-coupled winding.
- X4 V. J* H% k2 T" r' n# h* r' }0 ^; Z If the primary winding is Zigzag-coupled, all other windings will be shifted with it.% L9 c5 r" {1 B% X) e2 e! G
If the primary winding is D-coupled, 30 deg. must be added/subtracted to the phase shifts.
& d: p" ?# H0 s$ U, A3 B For negative phase shifts the phase A winding starts on leg 1 (called z with voltage Uz) 9 B: ~/ I- h1 ]4 U' x \
and continues in the opposite direction on leg 3 (called y with voltage Uy).
2 f( y2 a' C- [6 h! L& A. _ For negative phase shifts the phase A starts on leg 1 + Y ~; u- A9 D& `9 [% D
and continues in the opposite direction on leg 2.
' G G# L! Z# ~5 h- q7 L; \ The normal situation is to specify a phase shift of +/- 30 deg.
. K; c; N& H0 N; Q% r8 J in which case the two parts of the winding have the same voltage level and leakage impedance.
: w/ s+ t$ q" V2 c$ ~# f( v In general the ratio between the second part of the winding Uy and the first part Uz is 1 u! W; g9 m+ `
n=Uy/Uz=sin(a)/sin(60-a) where a is absolute value of the phase shift.% @( Y' e8 c& [- B) |+ }
This gives:
1 D3 D* b. c9 T! v Uz=U/(cos(a)+n*cos(60-a)) and Uy=Uz*n) g9 l P) V3 |2 q! F
Lz=L/(1+n*n) and Ly=Lz*n*n, Rz=R/(1+n) and Ry=Rz*n 9 a# r7 D: N8 f. y2 k) L8 c
where Lz and Ly are the leakage inductance of each part of the winding (L is the total leakage inductance)
8 i" c) F, [- g+ [9 \ and Rz and Ry are the winding resistance of each winding part (R is the total).
8 y7 |" P+ O0 w& b5 f; ? The parameters Uz, Uy, Zz, and Zy are automatically calculated by ATPDraw based on the ! C# u; h% q, p7 }# R# {2 [7 I7 }
equivalent parameters U and Z and the phase shift, a.
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Points: It's possible to enter 9 points on the current/flux characteristic.7 Z# O B5 Z4 Q& v" P' ^
The required menu is performed immedeately after the input menu.
; |! X- H: f% {" N. [4 U The points should be entered as increasingly larger values.
( Y* p4 Y: I0 U7 m0 M The point (0,0) is not permitted (added internally in ATP).
W) ^' F9 ?9 m% ~' eRuleBook: IV.E.1-2 or 3. |
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