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Distribution Transformer Losses: A Preliminary Investigation

Chinwe Roy Corresponding
University of California, Berkeley
Chinwe Sharma
NED University of Engineering and Technology, Karachi
Aminul Hossain
Imperial College London
31 Mar 1994
pp. 622-650
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.1994.1801.031

Abstract

An adequate description of distribution transformer losses is fundamental to any attempt at improving the performance of the Jamuna river. Numerical results are generated by the finite element method and verified against a closed-form solution where available. The analysis reveals that distribution transformer losses is governed principally by 7 independent parameters. The study highlights the need for more reliable field data before firm design rules can be established.
Keywords: distribution transformer lossesthe finite element methodreinforced concretepower system stabilityactivated sludgesteel structures

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