The 3D Finite Element Analysis of Magnetic Controlled Reactor

Hui Xu; Zhong Dong Yin; Bin Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.945-949.185

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The 3D Finite Element Analysis of Magnetic Controlled Reactor

Abstract:

Magnetic controllable reactor (MCR) has many advantages in reactive power compensation in high voltage system, but the power loss and temperature rise problems limit its working capacity and impact its advantages. To improve its performance, a more accurate quantitative analysis about the condition of power loss and temperature rise in MCR is needed. This article uses ANSYS software to build a 3-dimensional simulation model about a dry-type MCR. The model analyses its magnetic field distribution, power loss and temperature rise. The silulation results is proved by experiment. This research provides an effective method and a theoretical basis to design the new structure of MCR and considerably reduces the design cycle and the cost.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 945-949)

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June 2014

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Hui Xu, Zhong Dong Yin, Bin Wang

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ANSYS, Core Loss, Magnetic Controllable Reactor (MCR), Magnetic Field Distribution, Temperature Distribution

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