Abstract
Oil-immersed power transformers play a prominent role in power grid system, and its vibration and noise influence the operation of the power grid. In this paper, an electromagnetic–mechanical-acoustic coupled three-dimensional finite element method of oil-immersed transformer is established. On this basis, according to a noise and vibration experiment of product-level oil-immersed power transformer, it not only proves the effectiveness of the calculation model, but also explores the influences of the radiating grilles and input voltage on the vibration and noise characteristics of the oil immersion transformer quantitatively. Research shows that the main frequency components of transformer vibration and noise focus on 100 Hz and its higher and integer multiple frequencies. The errors of total vibration acceleration level and overall sound pressure levels between the simulation results and test results do not exceed 3 dB, which verify the effectiveness of the numerical method.
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