2.5. Simulation of Power Transformers#
Project with Siemens Energy:
Three phase transformer

prescribed current sources in coils
main flux through layered core (homogenization)
flux penetrating casing causes eddy currents
thin shields collecting stray fluxes
Model:
Time harmonic, low frequency
Nonlinear terms due to saturation in casing
Magnetic flux density:

Anisotropic elements for thin shields:

Total object size: 6m, Thickness of shields: 2cm
Prism elements in and behind shields, pyramid transition elements
Loss density in pressing plates:

Eddy current density:

Simulations are run on a daily basis within Siemens, on strong desktop PCs, within 20 to 120 minutes.