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Modeling of Distribution Transformer for Analysis of Core Losses of Different Core Materials Using FEM

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The core losses of the transformer are mainly dependent on the material of the transformer core. The material of the transformer core just not minimize the cost of the core losses but also increase the lifetime of the transformer. M5 material cold rolled grain oriented silicon steel is generally used for the manufacturing of the core of the transformer. In this study, 2- dimensional finite element models are used to determine the core losses of the transformer. M5 and M4 cold rolled grain oriented silicon steel materials were used for the manufacturing of the transformer core. In this study, a core loss of the three phase distribution transformer with a power of 400 kVA and a voltage level of 30/0.4 kV was investigated and the results presented in this paper are based on the finite element analysis. The results show that the core losses in the M4 cold rolled grain oriented silicon steel material are lesser than the M5 core material. For validation, the results of the finite element results are compared with the experimental results.

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