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A Calculation Method for Temperature Field of Multi-Turn Closely Wound Coil Combining Thermal Resistance Network Method and Finite Difference Method

A finite-difference method and densely wound coil technology, which is applied in the calculation field of the rapid solution of the temperature field of two-dimensional axisymmetric coils, can solve problems such as unsuitable for more accurate calculation, inter-turn short circuit, and affecting the insulation effect and life of the enameled wire insulation varnish layer.

Active Publication Date: 2022-02-08
HARBIN INST OF TECH
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Excessive temperature rise will also affect the insulation effect and life of the enameled wire insulation varnish layer, resulting in inter-turn short circuit and other situations, affecting its life and reliability
In the past, the assumption of uniform internal temperature distribution and the assumption that the coil winding part is made of pure copper because it is difficult to measure the internal temperature of the coil are not suitable for the needs of more accurate calculations.
Therefore, a new calculation method is needed to solve the problem of insufficient calculation accuracy of the temperature rise of multi-turn densely wound coils

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[0049] Calculate for the inner coil of a certain type of contactor.

[0050] The outer diameter of the coil skeleton is 46mm, the diameter of the copper wire is 0.35mm, the outer diameter of the paint layer is 0.4mm, and there are 2100 turns in total. The coil resistance is about 37.5Ω at room temperature, and the voltage is 28V at both ends, and the initial power is P 0 About 20.91W. The thermal conductivity of the material is assumed to be a constant that does not change with temperature, but as the temperature increases, the resistivity of the copper wire will change, which in turn will affect the power at steady state. Copper wire resistivity ρ changes with temperature rise τ reference formula: ρ=ρ 0 (1+0.00393τ), where: ρ 0 is the resistivity of the material when the temperature rise is zero. Power in steady state: P=P 0 / (1+0.00393τ). The arrangement of the copper wires is judged to be aligned, and the thermal resistance network refers to image 3 , the average di...

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The invention discloses a method for calculating the temperature field of a multi-turn densely wound coil combining the thermal resistance network method and the finite difference method. The method proposes a multi-turn densely wound coil combining the equivalent heat path idea and the finite difference method Numerical calculation method of temperature field. This method considers the influence of material property parameters such as copper wire, insulating paint, and air inside the winding, and the influence of size parameters such as wire diameter, paint thickness, and distance between wires on heat transfer. The established model is consistent with the actual coil. . The invention combines the idea of ​​thermal resistance network method and finite difference method to quickly and accurately solve the temperature field of the coil, and the calculated temperature difference between the high temperature and the low point in the coil is tens of degrees Celsius, which is in line with the temperature reality of multi-turn densely wound coils working for a long time The distribution situation replaces the incorrect distribution of the nearly average temperature distribution obtained by the previous method, and the solution error is within 8.5%.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of electrical numerical calculation, and relates to a calculation method for quickly solving the temperature field of a two-dimensional axisymmetric coil by combining a thermal resistance network method and a finite difference method. Background technique [0002] Multi-turn densely wound coils are often used in switching appliances such as relays and contactors as a source of electromagnetic driving force. This type of coil has a large number of turns, usually more than a thousand turns. Since the multi-turn enameled wire is closely wound and the current passes through it for a long time, the multi-turn coil is usually one of the main heat sources of this type of mechanism, and the temperature rises after a long time of work. With the use of new energy sources, high-power switching appliances are widely used in electric vehicles, charging piles and other occasions for connecting high currents. The power demand of su...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G06F30/23G06F119/08
CPCG06F30/20
Inventor 杨文英李茹瑶邱子澜王茹翟国富
Owner HARBIN INST OF TECH
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