Coupled finite-element-analytic technique for prediction of temperature rise in power apparatus

Kim, S.W.; Kim, H.H.; Hahn, Sung-Chin; Lee, B.Y.; Park, K.Y.; Shin, Yun Ji; Song, Wei; Kim, J.B.; Shin, In Hwan

doi:10.1109/20.996237

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“…The temperature distribution of heavy current bus bar is calculated, and the Joule's loss in the conductor is used as input data for thermal analysis. But this is only applies to the calculation of simple two-dimensional geometry model [2] .…”

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A coupled three-dimensional fluid-thermal fields analysis of KYN28A-12 switch cabinet

Zhang

Gao

Feng

et al. 2011

2011 1st International Conference on Electric Power Equipment - Switching Technology

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In the design process of switch cabinet, the heat dissipation of current-carrying loop is one of the key problems. By introducing the heat conduction differential equation, Navier-Stokes equations and radiation heat transfer equation, the multi-physical field coupled mathematical models are established for researching the heat dissipation problem in the switch cabinet in this paper. The mathematical models and the finite volume method are presented to compute the three-dimensional thermal and fluid fields of KYN28A-12 switch cabinet. And wall function method is used to deal with convection heat transfer boundary conditions. Then the hexahedral finite element mesh method is used in the numerical calculation. The thermal and fluid fields are calculated respectively in two different conditions, natural convection and forced convection. Compared with natural convection, the temperature in the forced convection is obviously lower. The heat dissipation of the current-carrying loop is increased in the situation of forced convection.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A coupled three-dimensional fluid-thermal fields analysis of KYN28A-12 switch cabinet

Zhang

Gao

Feng

et al. 2011

2011 1st International Conference on Electric Power Equipment - Switching Technology

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“…Temperature rise has been the problem highly concerned by GIL designers [1]- [3]. Temperature rise test, as an important and direct way of studying temperature rise, is usually costly and time consuming [4].…”

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Study on Temperature Rise Scaling Relationships of Gas Insulated Busbar

Shu

2012

2012 Sixth International Conference on Electromagnetic Field Problems and Applications

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Gas insulated busbar (GIB) temperature rise problem is a major subject in the field of GIB reliability analyses. Temperature rise tests which can hardly be carried out in power system are indispensable in temperature rise research. Tests based on prototype are usually time consuming and costly. In this paper, scaling method is applied in GIB temperature rise tests. Scaling relationships are derived based on electromagneticthermal field governing equations and boundary conditions of temperature rise system. Accurate scaling method is discussed with all the scaling relationships satisfied, and further approximate scaling method is proposed considering availability and veracity. Numerical validations including steady and transient analysis of the approximate scale model are presented. All of the analyses demonstrate the practicability and exactness of the scaling method.

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“…The calculation of the radiation heat transfer from the conductor to the enclosure commonly uses the formula in (35), as is mentioned in [9] 4 4 co c t cr co…”

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Analytical Calculation of Coupled Magnetothermal Problem in Gas Insulated Transmission Lines

2013

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Coupled finite-element-analytic technique for prediction of temperature rise in power apparatus

Cited by 61 publications

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A coupled three-dimensional fluid-thermal fields analysis of KYN28A-12 switch cabinet

A coupled three-dimensional fluid-thermal fields analysis of KYN28A-12 switch cabinet

Study on Temperature Rise Scaling Relationships of Gas Insulated Busbar

Analytical Calculation of Coupled Magnetothermal Problem in Gas Insulated Transmission Lines

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