Static and Dynamic Hysteresis Models for Studying Transformer Transients

Shortcomings of the classical approach in describing magnetization processes in grain-oriented transformer steel is analyzed. A noniterative method of accounting for hysteresis and dynamic properties of transformer core is proposed. Fitting the model to catalog data is described. The method is illustrated by calculating inrush current produced by subsequent transformer energizations.

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