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Table 1.

Comparison between MTL, lumped circuit and FEM approaches.

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Fig 1.

(A) Side view. (B) top view of the HV and LV windings. (C) cross-sectional view for the LV and HV windings. (D) RLC equivalent circuit for the HV winding of the 33/11 kV, 30 MVA transformer.

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Table 2.

HV winding geometry specification of the 33/11 kV, 30 MVA transformer.

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Fig 2.

FRA measurement configurations: (A) end-to-end short circuit HV. (B) FRA analyzer.

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Fig 3.

Procedure for simulated frequency response based on MTL model.

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Fig 4.

MTL of a winding of a transformer having input and output V-I.

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Table 3.

RLC parameters of the HV winding for the 33/11 kV, 30 MVA transformer.

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Fig 5.

Procedure for simulated frequency response based on FEM.

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Fig 6.

RLC parameters of the 33/11 kV, 30MVA transformer based on Ansys Q3D: (A) capacitance; (B) spice capacitance; (C) AC inductance; (D) AC resistance; (E) DC inductance; (F) DC resistance matrices.

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Fig 7.

An 8-disc model of the transformer winding.

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Fig 8.

External circuit coupled with a 3-D winding model.

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Fig 9.

A winding Ansys Q3D model coupled with the Ansys Simplorer circuit for 8 discs.

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Fig 10.

Ansys Q3D coupled model with the Ansys Simplorer circuit for 96 discs to obtain the frequency response.

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Fig 11.

The comparison of simulated frequency response based on MTL model and measurement.

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Table 4.

ASLE and RMSE errors for comparison of simulated frequency response based on MTL model and measurement.

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Fig 12.

The comparison of simulated frequency response based on FEM model and measurement.

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Table 5.

ASLE and RMSE errors for comparison of simulated frequency response based on FEM model and measurement.

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