High Voltage Power Transformers

State of the art and technological innovations

AvStefano Zunino,Marino Sforna

Inbunden, Engelska, 2024

Del i serien Energy Engineering

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Beskrivning

Power transformers are static devices transferring electrical energy between two circuits with separate systems of alternating voltages, by means of electromagnetic induction. They are used to connect power networks and components with different voltage levels. Transformers are essential components for the transmission, distribution, and utilization of electric power in large power grids, which are facing increasingly demanding requirements for power quality, integration of renewable sources and demand side management. Transformers benefit from the recent technological developments in components, design and construction.High Voltage Power Transformers: State of the art and technological innovations describes the characteristics of design, manufacturing, and operation of large power transformers for high-voltage electrical networks, including autotransformers and shunt reactors. The topics covered include design solutions, criteria for the choice of main components (such as magnetic core, wires and windings, insulating parts, principal accessories), the aspects of dielectric, magnetic and thermal and noise requirements at specification, design and installation stages; moreover, the effects of DC components on converter transformers for VSC systems are dealt with.The book provides information to assist readers in understanding and reducing risks in operation, and in taking advantage of opportunities arising from technological developments in transformer R&D for the emerging clean power system. It is particularly suitable for researchers and experts in academia, utilities and manufacturing, and advanced students in EE subjects.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2024-01-09
Mått:156 x 234 x 24 mm
Vikt:766 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Energy Engineering
Antal sidor:377
Förlag:Institution of Engineering and Technology
ISBN:9781839538117

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Energiteknik inom Naturvetenskap och teknik

Mer om författaren

Stefano Zunino is a senior expert on power system components and electric devices and risk manager at TSO TERNA, Italy. Previously, he worked on power system protection at Siemens. He has been a member of CIGRE since 2008 and of CEI since 2009. He is an expert in several IEC technical committees in charge of standardization of electric components, including TC 14 about power transformers, and he is Secretary of TC 33 about power capacitors.Marino Sforna is presently head of the power system risk management unit at TSO TERNA, Italy, one of the largest transmission system operators in the world. He joined the former national power company ENEL in 1982; from 1987 to 1997, he was with the R&D Dept., and from 1997 to 2001, deputy manager of an Italian area control center and later, responsible for grid defense, restoration, protection systems, and control.Fabrizio Ferrari is a senior consultant working with organizations such as CESI, major utilities such as EGP and A2A, and for transformer manufacturers including TAMINI Trasformatori S.r.l. He has experience in small, medium, and large power transformers and their main HV, MV, and LV components. He serves as a member of several specialist groups such as CIGRE A.2 and T&D Europe, and he is the chairman of the "Transformers Group" in ANIE Energia.

Innehållsförteckning

Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Magnetic materials for power transformersChapter 3: Conductors for power transformer windingsChapter 4: Insulating materials and dielectric design of transformersChapter 5: Vegetable insulating fluids in transformersChapter 6: Shell-type power transformersChapter 7: Thermal aspects of power transformersChapter 8: Parameters at the zero sequence of transformersChapter 9: Short circuit withstand test for autotransformersChapter 10: Acoustic noise emitted by transformers and reactorsChapter 11: DC core saturation of converter transformersChapter 12: Shunt reactorsChapter 13: Industrial transformers