Power Loss Calculation in Oil-Type Distribution Transformers Supplying Nonlinear Loads

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Abstract

Power transformers are the most vital component in the electric grid. Their loss calculation is critical to transformer asset management and reflects on both operation and techno-economic assessment. Acknowledging the above, this paper presents an application of a novel loss calculation method to oil-type transformers supplying nonlinear loads. Unlike the methodology presented in std. C57.110-2018, the applied approach evaluates transformer loss components relying solely on readily available technical data. The method was experimentally validated using a full-scale 250kVA oil-type distribution transformer. Experimental results show close agreement with the theoretical model and feature errors smaller than 3%.

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Miteva, N., Sima, L., & Dagan, K. J. (2025). Power Loss Calculation in Oil-Type Distribution Transformers Supplying Nonlinear Loads. Electronics (Switzerland), 14(12). https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics14122500

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