Temperature rise in Transformers
Losses dissipated in transformers in
the core and windings get converted into thermal energy and cause heating of
the corresponding transformer parts. The heat dissipation occurs as follows: i)
from the internal heated parts to the outer surface in contact with oil by
conduction ii) from oil to the tank walls by convection and iii) from the walls
of the tank to the atmosphere by radiation and convection.
Q = Power loss(heat produced ), J/s or
W
G = weight of the active material of
the Machine, kg h = specific heat, J/kg-◦C
S = cooling surface area, m2
λ = specific heat dissipation, W/ m2
-◦C
c = 1/ λ = cooling coefficient, m2
-◦C / W
θm = final steady temperature
rise,◦C
The temperature of the machine rises
when it is supplying load. As the temperature rises, the heat is dissipated
partly by conduction, partly by radiation and in most cases largely by air
cooling. The temperature rise curve is exponential in nature. Assuming the
theory of heating of homogeneous bodies ,
Heat developed = heat stored + heat
dissipated
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