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DTIC ADA1038248: Shipboard Powerline Transformers: H Emission Chara...
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Harmonics of the powerline fundamental frequency (60/400
Hz) can be generated whenever nonlinear loads are
connected to the power distribution system. In some
cases, these currents can be the source of radiated
magnetic field emissions that adversely affect shipboard
equipment. In this memorandum, the magnetic fields from
shipboard power transformers were determined using an
offline broadband generator as a source of controlled
powerline harmonics at frequencies up to 50 kHz.
Normalizing the flux density, B, by the harmonic current
spectral density in the primary winding, I, was found to
be an effective method to compensate for impedance
changes and harmonic distortion caused by the transformer
magnetic core. It was shown that between 5 and 50 KHz the
magnetic fields from transformers rated at 200 W to 5 kVA
depend on the distance from the center of the transformer
to the field point, the shielding effectiveness of the
case, and the current spectrum of the input harmonics. In
this frequency band, a transformer surface not containing
seams or openings behaves similar to an ideal shielding
boundary with respect to frequency (f to the minus 1/2
power dependence). At a distance close to the
transformer, the magnetic fields are proportional to 1/R
cubed (dipole source); at greater distances they are
proportional to 1/R squared.
Date Published: 2020-04-02 06:12:42
Identifier: DTIC_ADA1038248
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Language: english
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