Authors
Petrova R.M. – postgraduate student, Department of Power Supply of Industrial Enterprises, Kazan State Power Engineering University, Kazan, Russia, 1998renata@mail.ru
Annotation
The article describes the reliability of transformers, the failure rate and uptime to the first failure, the durability and maintainability of transformers and their service life, the allowable temperature rises and the dependence of steady-state overheating on the load factor of the transformer. An assessment of the influence of the ambient temperature on the rated power of the transformer is given. Dependences of heating on the changing load of transformers are given. The heating time constant is calculated depending on the power and cooling system of the transformer. The winding heating temperature is considered for real daily load schedules of a 33/11 kV transformer, the maximum actual overheating at full power loading is compared with permissible overheating. These studies can be applied to other transformers with subsequent interpolation of values. In conclusion, it is noted that the value of systematic overloads is determined by two conditions: the thermal wear of the insulation with a changing load should be the same as with a long-term constant winding temperature at the most heated point; the highest oil temperature in the upper layers and the hottest winding point during the transient daily heating process is not higher than 95 and 140 degrees, respectively. Emergency overloads are allowed in exceptional cases, for example, when one of the operating transformers fails.
Key words
transformer, reliability, failure rate, uptime, overload, short circuit current, transformer substation, rated power
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Publication date
2023-10-27