Survey of bushing-type current transformers for metering purposes

Camilli, G.

doi:10.1109/ee.1950.6437031

Electr. Eng.

1950

DOI: 10.1109/ee.1950.6437031

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Survey of bushing-type current transformers for metering purposes

G. Camilli

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Bushing-Type Current Transformers for High-Accuracy Revenue-Metering Equipment [includes discussion]

Vanderleck

1956

Trans. AIEE, Part III: Power Appar. Syst.

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in the same structure. The coupling of primary and secondary circuits is through air; there is no saturable material involved.The story told by Fig. 10 of the paper can be told more completely by the equation:W=watts loss in the housing, per unit length K = a constant determinable for a given geometry of design (like a circular cylindrical housing) I=current in main bus D =diameter of circular bousing A =phase-to-phase distance This equation has been found by test to be applicable over a very wide range of variation of both D and A. The value of K is much higher for the center phase than for the outside phases and is approximately (but strictly not exactly) the same for both outside phases. The equation is given in its simplest form. Completely expressed, it takes care of different housing materials (resistivities) and thicknesses.

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Bushing-Type Current Transformers for High-Accuracy Revenue-Metering Equipment [includes discussion]

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1956

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Theory and Design of Premagnetized Current Transformers

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1960

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Advances on Sensing Technologies for Smart Cities and Power Grids: A Review

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Survey of bushing-type current transformers for metering purposes

Cited by 3 publications

References 60 publications

Bushing-Type Current Transformers for High-Accuracy Revenue-Metering Equipment [includes discussion]

Bushing-Type Current Transformers for High-Accuracy Revenue-Metering Equipment [includes discussion]

Theory and Design of Premagnetized Current Transformers

Advances on Sensing Technologies for Smart Cities and Power Grids: A Review

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