Abstract
Calculation of the design parameters of current transformers (CTs) is very complex due to their magnetic and thermal properties, complexity of their structure, different ferromagnetic properties of the materials and the nonlinearity of the B-H curve of the core material. The secondary output of these transformers is used for both measurement and protection circuits. Therefore, AT's accuracy must be very good and precise. In this study, the transformer is modeled as 2D using the Finite Element Method (FEM). ANSYS@Maxwell program, which realizes a solution based on finite element method, has been used in magnetic and thermal analysis of the current transformer. Analyzes of the transformer were carried out in 2D under open and short circuit conditions. From the results obtained from the analysis, the scattered electromagnetic flux distribution occurred in the core of the current transformer, which caused the secondary current of the CT to be erroneous. Therefore, it has been observed that unwanted operating conditions occur in the protection circuits..
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