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Title: Study and Analysis of Thermal Characteristics of Medium Voltage Switchgear at rated Current
Authors: Joshi, Lovekumar
Keywords: Electrical 2013
Project Report 2013
Electrical Project Report
Project Report
13MEE
13MEEE
13MEEE04
EPS
EPS 2013
EE (EPS)
Electrical Power Systems
Issue Date: 1-Jun-2015
Publisher: Institute of Technology
Series/Report no.: 13MEEE04;
Abstract: Electrical equipments generate heat through I2R loss at higher current within a given volume that results in temperature rise. So during the design procedure for large current electrical equipment thermal analysis can predict approximate temperature rise in various locations. This project presented a development of new prototype for various ratings of 12 kV indoor VCB panel on which FE analysis is carried out. Here an equivalent model along with all current carrying parts and contacts are designed for analysis purpose. So ANSYS Thermal-Electric coupled field analysis tool is used to analyze the temperature rise. On this newly developed model temperature rise test shall be carried out experimentally. Furthermore it demonstrates how expertise analysis is carried throughout the development phase which are critical to the success of a cost, size and performance optimized switchgear design. The achievement in this project provide an precise and effective method for simulation of temperature rise of different parts and its contacts, which could be applied on contacts of different materials which gives good reference for reliability verification and optimum design of panel. Hence, on the basis of these results, prototype shall be developed. The results of temperature rise test with a prototype model showed good agreement with the analysis results.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/5986
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