Hirokazu Hayashida
Transformers Section, Design Department I, Chiba Factory, Production Division, Power Electronics Systems Business Group, Fuji Electric Co.,Ltd.
Abstract
Due to the development of CAE technical and computer technology in recent years, many analyses and reports have been using three-dimensional models of transformers. However, analyses have been difficult to perform within a practical amount of calculation time, and have been simplified to partial models.
This paper describes an example in which the three-dimensional magnetic field analysis of a large-scale transformer is performed at a real scale level via parallel calculation processing using an actual PC held in our company. The utility of the process of parallelization is evaluated also.
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