Experimental Study of Distribution Transformers
Aminul Siddiqui
Corresponding
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur
Abstract
Concern over the long-term durability of process control plants has focused attention on distribution transformers. The proposed procedure combines digital signal processing with a simple iterative scheme suited to desk computation. The findings reveal that distribution transformers deteriorates rapidly once a critical threshold is exceeded. It is suggested that the present results be incorporated into future revisions of the relevant standards.
Keywords:
distribution transformersdigital signal processingfatigue analysisflood routingcmos technology
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