For lightly loaded electrical networks and for seasonally changing loads, it is proposed to reduce the idle losses in power transformers by changing the connection scheme of the primary and secondary winding coils provided that the transformation coefficient is constant.
Transformers and inductors wound on toroidal cores can have capacitance problems, just as much if care is not taken in the design at the beginning. It is difficult to control the winding capacitance on a toroidal core because of its odd configuration, but there are ways to control the windings and capacitance.
The secret to a low-capacitance transformer design is to minimize the turns ratio and to minimize the voltage across adjacent windings. This can be accomplished by bank, or section windings. You can also split the windings and add rectifiers and filters to further reduce the capacitance.
This paper derives simple and compact expression for power of fixed capacitor bank for reactive power compensation absorbed by transformer itself, at different load conditions. It is shown that the installation of capacitor bank whose power corresponds to rated load decreases the rms value of current
This is because physical orientation and spacing of the windings determine leakage inductance and winding capacitance. Leakage inductance and capacitance are actually distributed throughout the winding in the transformer. However, for simplicity, they are shown as lumped constants, in Figure 17-1.
The results showed that by optimizing bank capacitors using genetic algorithms, the placement of capacitor banks was placed on bus 23 (the channel leading to the BB0024 transformer) and successfully reduced the power loss to 331.7 kW.
(PDF) Transformer Reactive Power Compensation
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(PDF) Transformer Reactive Power Compensation
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(PDF) Control of Idle Losses in Power Transformers of Distribution ...
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Reactive idle loss in transformer cores is compensated for by means of capacitor batteries connected directly to the transformer [5-9]. The power of such capacitors should be equal to the power of the rated idle loss.
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Active and Reactive Power Losses in Distribution Transformers
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