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Name : SatTrafo - General saturable transformer. 3 phase. 2 or 3 windings.
4 o+ p8 `1 u3 N+ Q; C Wye, Delta with all phase shifts. Auto, and Zigzag with most common configurations.
) @6 s6 C' @ |; ICard : BRANCH4 w6 |0 ~9 b. t1 x& Y0 Y) q5 B
Data : Io= Current [A] through magnetizing branch (MB) at steady state.0 ^! P* I# D# w& u# U) H" P- F
Fo= Flux [Wb-turn] in MB at steady state.
2 w$ p1 m/ Q$ b) D, F The pair Io, Fo defines the inductance in MB at steady state.6 M+ f$ Y6 I9 F
Rm= Resistance in magnetizing branch in [ohm]. 5-leg core or 3-leg shell.
' N, k) x9 y* D4 ~+ w The magnetizing branch is always connected to the PRIMARY winding and Rm is referred to this voltage.- j$ r% ]( |; n, T: a d2 _
R0= Reluctance of zero-sequence air-return path for flux. 3-leg core-type
4 c, t. G6 ]* o& c Vrp= Rated voltage in [V] primary winding (only the voltage ratios matter).) Q$ U! s- S }
Rp= Resistance in primary winding in [ohm].# K: t, w; t: J% [
Lp= Inductance in primary winding in [mH] if Xopt.=0; O7 ]/ l0 d3 u8 I6 K
Inductance in primary winding in [ohm] if Xopt.=power freq.
# o+ P. q' {9 K0 M2 s Vrs= Rated voltage in [V] secodary winding.
* w1 @5 C" R$ N1 z7 C. ^8 b Rs= Resistance in secondary winding in [ohm].
1 w8 x5 z! Y' S2 ] X8 v Ls= Inductance in secondary winding in [mH] if Xopt.=07 L8 y; f0 r8 k/ @1 o& f
Inductance in secondary winding in [ohm] if Xopt.=power freq.8 Y: H; Y3 r4 [# | {, l! g5 a7 ?) s
Vrt= Rated voltage in [V] tertiary winding.. P* u8 v# e& Y) B) Y H
Rt= Resistance in tertiary winding in [ohm].3 V' h* T b* p+ b# s7 |
Lt= Inductance in tertiary winding in [mH] if Xopt.=0) u9 R; k2 l- e% o
Inductance in tertiary winding in [ohm] if Xopt.=power freq.
) M) a. L( j0 w RMS= unchecked: Current/Flux characteristic must be entered.
* W: k8 ]7 ]4 U* K+ ] checked: Irms/Urms characteristic must be entered.. W2 ]" S! S) H7 z- m& E9 ]9 s P4 l
ATPDRAW performs a SATURATION calculation.
3 E1 Y: w8 D3 T% y. t) L+ L 3-leg core = checked: 3-leg core type transformer assumed. TRANSFORMER THREE PHASE, ^. W6 C! Q1 ?" B6 N& H
unchecked: 5-leg or 3-leg shell type assumed. TRANSFORMER.$ O6 B( \# i; j8 D, R
3-wind.= turn on tertiary winding. $ e% H7 C9 c; l* f0 S1 g; c
Output specified the magnetization branch output (power&energy not supported). $ j+ W! O# v1 g4 _3 J
Node : P= Primary side. 3-phase node.
8 f3 W. j/ J/ N) ?, J. @/ }: s S= Secondary side. 3-phase node.7 ]+ V+ S+ {# A3 h9 Q
PN= Neutral point primary side.
! V1 F! l6 R3 x4 H8 P) J1 d SN= Neutral point secondary side.- F- y) ` V D9 X+ s
T= Tertiary side. 3-phase node.
8 {, N2 Q, |6 q/ A3 M7 w: F/ W TN= Neutral point tertiary side.) ~$ _0 ~) i- t
Sat= Internal node, connection of the magnetization circuit with saturation.3 U" w, M& B3 D8 Z: f
The coupling is specified for each winding, with four coupling options: Y, D, A, Z$ |* ?' l! D. X' H2 q! c9 o
All phase shifts are supported.
" A) }2 ?8 G+ n, k- X' X1 H$ WSpecial note on Auto-transformers:
2 }' t) ~; j; Y& ?6 `# ~9 {4 \$ U8 V6 u The primary and secondary windings must be of coupling A(uto).& N% t- p* w+ \5 ]5 J5 j. ]
Special note on ZigZag-transformers:
, Z# W" S& q5 w3 |! O9 ` r3 W- Y9 x For this type the user can specify a phase shift in the range <-60,0>&<0,60>.
7 U7 j2 M H9 w/ d* N, } Note that the values -60, 0 and +60 degrees are illegal (as one of the winding parts degenerates).
( q* _, q/ y! [, A# s9 N The phase shift is given relative to a Y-coupled winding.
; \; a4 Y) R6 e If the primary winding is Zigzag-coupled, all other windings will be shifted with it.# R/ {' Y" s! [9 T0 J
If the primary winding is D-coupled, 30 deg. must be added/subtracted to the phase shifts.
4 L$ w" p' u$ Q1 V For negative phase shifts the phase A winding starts on leg 1 (called z with voltage Uz) + M4 j* |7 c7 g
and continues in the opposite direction on leg 3 (called y with voltage Uy).
8 Y4 v2 G/ Q2 K W" U, L For negative phase shifts the phase A starts on leg 1 # M/ o: `. W, l) d# I- j. v Y
and continues in the opposite direction on leg 2.
6 n( n$ H9 b% [ The normal situation is to specify a phase shift of +/- 30 deg. 9 X2 S0 E8 r9 k$ f! u
in which case the two parts of the winding have the same voltage level and leakage impedance.
7 P& G* H2 ^6 B( D8 v2 ?4 E In general the ratio between the second part of the winding Uy and the first part Uz is
N% C( u8 }# A9 V n=Uy/Uz=sin(a)/sin(60-a) where a is absolute value of the phase shift.' C7 [ n9 B& |; R# C% T1 h8 N# G
This gives:- O2 c; M4 {2 r0 c9 U
Uz=U/(cos(a)+n*cos(60-a)) and Uy=Uz*n' V1 s+ ^) b9 w& Z
Lz=L/(1+n*n) and Ly=Lz*n*n, Rz=R/(1+n) and Ry=Rz*n 9 g- H! X' W9 \/ Z4 H; n
where Lz and Ly are the leakage inductance of each part of the winding (L is the total leakage inductance)
5 z2 |4 C, r& f8 G- H" R3 M. j' }! } and Rz and Ry are the winding resistance of each winding part (R is the total).8 ]& L# i& b! Q( ^ N9 f3 `7 p/ h
The parameters Uz, Uy, Zz, and Zy are automatically calculated by ATPDraw based on the " s7 u& L5 G# c* S( e, C) j" {8 f
equivalent parameters U and Z and the phase shift, a.& C6 h3 t* l( N1 Z
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3 Y( b! J+ c1 W* B% A7 \& m! fPoints: It's possible to enter 9 points on the current/flux characteristic.+ A& Z, b r; P5 E. }5 z
The required menu is performed immedeately after the input menu.
! K9 i w* u6 V$ W" v/ ] The points should be entered as increasingly larger values. 7 c& `# m2 U' ?8 C+ y5 `# |
The point (0,0) is not permitted (added internally in ATP).* J' z0 M' I! K) H+ F! U3 H
RuleBook: IV.E.1-2 or 3. |
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