YAO Min, ZHAO Zhen-gang, GAO Li-hui, et al. Transformer iron core-winding vibration simulation based on ANSYS Workbench[J]. 2018, 37(3): 62-64. DOI: 10.13873/j.1000-9787(2018)03-0062-03.
In order to realize real-time monitoring on transformer working condition
and find out breakdowns timely
it is needed for transformer core-winding vibration simulation to determine the optimal measuring point according to vibration. So use finite element analysis( FEA) method on modal characteristics of S13—12500/35 type of oil-immersed power transformer core-winding in clamping state and loose state
and contrast amplitude-frequency characteristics of core-winding vibration in clamping state. The simulation results show that the strongest position of core-winding vibration mainly distributed in clamp center and the four sides of lower surface angle of the left and right and the middle of upper iron yoke and the u
pper part of the three-phase windings. The main response frequency band is above 300 Hz under normal preload
amplitude spectral energy is concentrated at 100 Hz and near 300
350 Hz. It provides a theoretical basis for selecting of measuring point and setting of threshold of the transformer vibration.