Design Optimization of a Three-Phase Transformer Using Finite Element Analysis
원문 초록
Optimization of design parameters of a transformer is a crucial task to increase efficiency and lower the material cost. This research presents an approach to model a three-phase transformer and optimize design parameters to minimize the volume and loss. ANSYS Maxwell 2D is used to model the transformer and analyze it for different design parameters. The multi-objective differential evolution algorithm is used to find optimum design parameters that minimize the volume and loss. In this paper, we present the optimum design parameters for a 1 kVA transformer with a particular input and output voltage specification. The transformer with these optimum design parameters is then tested for different loading conditions and power factor values. The results show that the maximum efficiency is obtained for 75% loading condition with unity power factor. As the power factor decreases, the efficiency decreases as well.
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