Name: modeling parallel transformers with base mismatch
Uploaded: 2024-11-21T14:54:19.000Z
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与实际数量模型相比，每单位数量模型简化了变压器分析。理想情况下，当基极电压比与绕组的额定电压匹配时，无需变压器绕组。
然而，对于具有不同额定值的并联变压器，选择电压基座具有挑战性。
对于这种情况，开发了具有非标称匝数比的每单元模型，其中选定的基极电压与变压器的额定电压不成比例。
考虑一个额定电压与项 a 相关的变压器。
如果所选的基极满足与项 b 的关系，则项 c 是它们的比率，并代入额定电压关系。
这种设置可以通过两个串联的变压器来建模:一个代表标准的每单元有损耗模型，另一个代表理想变压器。在这个模型中，为了简单起见，忽略了分流激励分支。
此型号可能不适合不适合理想变压器绕组的计算机程序。
另一种方法涉及节点方程，在计算机程序中提供代表非标称匝数比变压器的导纳参数。
对于实 c，可以对 pi 电路网络进行建模。

非标称匝数比变压器

在涉及具有不同额定值的并联变压器的情况下，开发标幺模型需要考虑非标称匝数比。当所选基准电压与变压器的额定电压不成比例时，就会出现这种情况。考虑一个变压器，其额定电压与项 a 相关。如果所选电压基准满足涉及项 b 的关系，则项 c 定义为这些基准的比率。然后将此比率代入额定电压关系中。

为了解决非标称匝数比问题，可用两个串联变压器来表示关系:
<ol>
 <li>标准标幺模型:该模型包括所有相关损耗，代表变压器的实际方面。</li>
 <li>理想变压器:该模型简化了电压比表示，不考虑损耗。</li>
</ol>

在这个组合模型中，通常会忽略并联励磁支路以简化分析。然而，虽然这种方法在理论上是有效的，但它可能不适合不支持理想变压器绕组表示的计算机程序。

另一种建模方法是使用节点方程来提供导纳参数。这种方法有利于在计算机程序中表示具有非标称匝数比的变压器。节点方程提供了一种直接的方法来整合导纳参数，使模型与大多数模拟软件兼容。

对于项 c 为实数的情况，可以使用 pi 电路网络对变压器进行建模。pi 网络可以准确、实用地表示变压器的行为，尤其是在处理非标称匝数比时。该模型可以有效反映阻抗特性，并且与大多数计算工具兼容。

总之，虽然传统的标幺模型可以有效简化变压器分析，但在处理非标称匝数比和变化的电压基准时，它们会面临局限性。通过采用节点方程和 π 电路网络，工程师可以开发更通用、更准确的模型，这些模型适用于基于计算机的分析。这些方法确保在复杂的电气系统中准确地表示和分析具有不同额定值和非标准电压基准的变压器。

与实际数量模型相比，每单位数量模型简化了变压器分析。理想情况下，当电压基极 ...

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Transformers with Off-Nominal Turns Ratios

modeling parallel transformers with base mismatch

Parallel transformers can be modeled with per-unit values even when the chosen voltage bases do not match the transformer ratings. This case creates an off-nominal turns ratio, which means the base voltages are not proportional to the rated voltages. To handle that mismatch, the transformer voltage relation is adjusted by using the ratio of the selected bases.

One way to represent the transformer is as two series transformers. The first is the standard per-unit model, which includes the associated losses and keeps the practical transformer behavior. The second is an ideal transformer, which shows only the voltage ratio and ignores losses. In this combined model, the shunt-exciting branches are usually left out to keep the analysis simpler.

This two-transformer approach is useful in theory, but it may not work well in computer programs that cannot represent ideal transformer windings. For that reason, another method uses nodal equations to build admittance parameters. These equations make it easier to include transformers with off-nominal turns ratios in simulation software.

When the ratio is a real number, the transformer can also be modeled with a pi circuit network. A pi network is a practical circuit model that captures impedance behavior. It is especially useful for off-nominal turns ratios and fits well with many computational tools. Together, these methods extend per-unit analysis so transformers with different ratings and non-standard voltage bases can be modeled more accurately.

Modeling Parallel Transformers with Base Mismatch

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transformers with off-nominal turns ratios

Parallel transformers can be modeled with per-unit values even when the chosen voltage bases do not match the transformer ratings. This case creates an off-nominal turns ratio, which means the base voltages are not proportional to the rated voltages. To handle that mismatch, the transformer voltage relation is adjusted by using the ratio of the selected bases. One way to represent the transformer is as two series transformers. The first is the standard per-unit model, which includes the...

key terms and concepts

Learn how per-unit models handle parallel transformers when voltage bases do not match ratings, using ideal transformers, nodal equations, and pi networks.

Modeling Parallel Transformers with Base Mismatch | JoVE K12

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Modeling Parallel Transformers with Base Mismatch

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