ElectronicsTransformer Design Wikibooks, open books for an open world. Single phase transformer. Equations That Changed The World Pdf Download' title='17 Equations That Changed The World Pdf Download' />Three phase, air cooled, transformer. High voltage, three phase, oil cooled transformer. Practical transformer design requires knowledge of electrical principles, materials, and economics. Small transformers, under 1. VA, may be designed using handbook data and pencil and paper calculations, but larger or mass produced units are often designed with extensive computer aided modeling CAM. FEA. However, CAM and FEA are still based on Maxwells equations, Amperes law, Faradays law, and Gausss law, which together with Lenzs law, are the basis of magnetic circuit analysis. Ref 12. Other computer aided design CAD software exists that use the basic equations, and it is used by smaller manufacturers. However, all of this software still has to adhere to Maxwells equations, and the before stated electricalmagnetic laws, which are the basis for all transformer and magnetics design. Motif Xs Samples. Power transformer designeditThe designer first needs several known factors to design a transformer. For a transformer using a sine or square wave, one needs to know the incoming line voltage, the operating frequency, the secondary voltages, the secondary currents, the permissible temperature rise, the target efficiency, the physical size one can use, and the cost limitations. Once these factors are known, design can begin. Initial calculationseditThe designer first starts with the primary voltage and frequency. Since they are a known factor, they are the first numbers to be plugged into the equations. One then will find the power in watts or volt amperes of each secondary winding by multiplying the voltage by the current of each coil. 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Equations That Changed The World Pdf' title='17 Equations That Changed The World Pdf' />A normal BH Curve within a Loop. The transformer losses in watts are estimated and added to this sum to give a total power the primary coil must supply. The losses are from wire resistance I2 R loss, loss in the core from magnetic hysteresis and from eddy currents. These losses are dissipated as heat. Here, the permissible temperature rise must be kept in mind. Each type of core material will have a loss chart whereby one can find the loss in watts per pound by looking up the operating flux density and frequency. Next, one selects the type of iron by what efficiency is stated, and the value of losses to the user. Once the iron is selected, the flux density is selected for that material. The-17-Equations-That-Changed-The-Course-Of-History.jpg?95873' alt='17 Equations That Changed The World Pdf Map' title='17 Equations That Changed The World Pdf Map' />Type of iron electrical steeleditThe relative permeability r of a magnetic material is essentially how easy it will become magnetized. In this case, one looks for a core material with high permeability and a high flux density. Of course, the better each become, the material goes up in price due to the manufacturing cost of the material, and their different compositions. Some basic values of relative permeability for electrical steel are Si. Fe unoriented 4. 00, Si. Fe oriented 1. 50. Ni. Fe oriented 2. Permaloy 1. 2,0. 00 to 1. In other words, a grain oriented silicon steel conducts magnetic flux 1. Ref 3. B H Curve for M 1. CRNO Steel. Each type of iron steel has a maximum flux density it can be run at without saturating. Use ratio and rate reasoning to solve realworld and mathematical problems, e. Using brilliantly simple math to explore and articulate the one thing that challenges and connects us all our emotions Emotional Equations takes us from. Maxwells equations are a set of partial differential equations that, together with the Lorentz force law, form the foundation of classical electromagnetism. The designer refers to B H curves for each type of steel. They select a flux density where the knee either starts on the curve, or slightly up on it. The start of the knee is where saturation starts and permeability is at its highest. As saturation starts, the permeability curve starts dropping off rapidly to zero, and the primaries inductance falls rapidly. By selecting this point on the knee, it will give a transformer with the lowest weight possible for that material. The curve shows that as saturation begins, the magnetic field strength in Oersteds H raises rapidly as compared to any increase in flux density B, and so will the ampere turns. When using the equations, the two most important are the number of turns N, and the core area a. One needs to find the core area in square centimeters or inches, and match it to the total power in watts or volt amperes. The larger the core, the more power it will handle. Once this core size is calculated, one then finds the number of turns for the primary. One then is looking at a transformer whose primary voltage will cause a flux density of a specified amount due to the number of turns in a certain typesize of core. For sine wave operation, the designer then uses either the two short formulas, or they begin using the long formulas which are more exact, and whereby all the factors can be changed. For square wave operation, refer to the notes at the end of the equations section. Either way, its time to use a transformer design sheet. The design sheet has places to write the details such as the flux density, the number of turns, calculate the turns per layer, and thickness of the coil. Secondary turns calculationeditOnce the number of turns of the primary are calculated, the secondary windings numbers can be calculated with the same turns per volt figure. If the primary has 1. If we needed a 1. This is for a perfect transformer without losses though. In reality, there are losses that have to be added, as the 1. A rule of thumb is to allow for 5 in losses. Transformers below 3. In this case, we would multiply the 1. Since fractional turns are not possible for line frequency transformers, 1. It is best to have a slightly higher voltage than one too low. Beware, smaller transformers which have a higher turns per volt, have higher losses, and the efficiency drops as the size goes down. The turns per volt figure typically varies from 1 to about 4, with around 4 turns per volt common for small appliance transformers, and around 1 turn per volt used for intermittent duty fan cooled microwave oven transformers. Volts per turn is commonly used for larger transformers, since they are less than one turn per volt, or as an example, 12 turn per volt, or two volts per turn. Distribution transformers are often limited by excessive insulation required between each turn, thus they are ran at high flux densities and oil cooled. Here is where trial and error still comes into transformer design. Since the primary coil has to be wound with a wire that is large enough to handle the total power the transformer will handle at a certain flux density, and the secondary or secondaries have to be wound with heavy enough wire for their loads, the finished coil must still fit within the cores windows once the overall size is calculated after adding the bobbin and paper thickness of each layer. Most of the time, the design has to be modified or adjusted several times over this, because the coil is too big for the windows. If the coil does not fit, there are a few options. A larger core with larger window openings having the same core area can be used, or the flux density can be raised by reducing the turns on the primary. Once these turns are reduced, the turns in the secondary will be reduced. This since the number of volts per turn in the primary equal the number of volts per turn in the secondary minus losses. However, this is at the expense of raising the flux density, the magnetizing current, the temperature, and lowering the efficiency. Its much better to select a larger core which has larger windows to accept the coil. Recent Update to the US Cholesterol Treatment Guidelines. Abstract. The 2. 01. American College of CardiologyAmerican Heart Association ACCAHA cholesterol guideline advocated several changes from the previous Adult Treatment Panel III guidelines. Assuming full implementation, the 2. ACCAHA guideline would identify 1. Americans as newly eligible for consideration of statin therapy. Three features of the 2. ACCAHA guideline primarily responsible for these differences are the specific risk assessment tool endorsed, the risk threshold considered sufficient to warrant primary prevention statin therapy, and the decision not to include cholesterol treatment targets. There is no consensus among international guidelines on the optimal approach to these 3 components. The 2. 01. 3 ACCAHA guideline recommends assessing absolute risk with the Pooled Cohort equations, which were developed to improve on previous risk assessment models by including stroke as an outcome and by broadening racial and geographic diversity. Each of the leading international guidelines recommends a different equation for absolute risk assessment. The 2. 01. 3 ACCAHA guideline advises consideration of statin therapy for an estimated 1. Lastly, the 2. 01. ACCAHA guideline does not endorse a treat to target strategy but instead specifies the appropriate intensity of statin for each risk category. This approach is shared by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidelines but differs from other international guidelines. In this review, we summarize the 2. ACCAHA cholesterol guideline recommendations and compare them with recommendations from Adult Treatment Panel III and other leading international guidelines. Introduction. Despite reductions in the mortality rate for cardiovascular disease CVD among high and middle income countries during the past 2 decades, approximately one third of global deaths are still attributable to ischemic heart disease and stroke. These conditions also account for a large proportion of disability and global healthcare costs. Elevated blood cholesterol is among the most prevalent modifiable cardiovascular risk factors, with medical therapies proven to reduce both CVD incidence and related mortality. Therefore, clinical practice guidelines addressing the treatment of blood cholesterol have a tremendous potential impact on population health and related healthcare costs. The most recent US guidelines on the treatment of blood cholesterol. In this review, we aim to summarize the recommendations from the most recent US cholesterol guideline, highlighting specific changes from the previous version, and in parallel compare it with other leading international guidelines. Guidelines for the Treatment of Blood Cholesterol. Clinical Vignette. To demonstrate differences between the various guidelines, we refer to a representative patient Figure Consider a 6. CVD or diabetes mellitus with no family history of premature CVD who currently takes no medications. He is 6. 9 in 1. Hg and his fasting lipid profile reveals a total serum cholesterol of 1. L, low density lipoprotein LDL cholesterol LDL C of 1. L, high density lipoprotein cholesterol HDL C of 5. L, and triglycerides of 1. L to convert from mgd. L to mmolL, multiply LDL C or HDL C by 0. Figure. Clinical vignette and recommendations according to different international guidelines. ACC indicates American College of Cardiology AHA, American Heart Association ASCVD, atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease ATP III, Adult Treatment Panel III BP, blood pressure CCS, Canadian Cardiovascular Society CHD, coronary heart disease CVD, cardiovascular disease EAS, European Atherosclerosis Society ESC, European Society of Cardiology HDL C, high density lipoprotein cholesterol LDL C, low density lipoprotein cholesterol and NICE, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. American College of CardiologyAmerican Heart Association Guideline. Methodology. The 2. American College of CardiologyAmerican Heart Association Guideline on the Treatment of Blood Cholesterol to Reduce Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Risk in Adults1. ACCAHA guideline was commissioned to reflect new evidence since the previous Adult Treatment Panel III ATP III guidelines were last updated in 2. Whereas previous cholesterol guidelines targeted the prevention of coronary heart disease CHD, the 2. ACCAHA guideline expanded the focus to atherosclerotic CVD ASCVD, including CHD, stroke, and peripheral arterial disease. The 2. 01. 3 ACCAHA task force used a new approach to assess available evidence, focusing on randomized, controlled trials and systematic reviews and meta analyses of randomized, controlled trials. Furthermore, the new guideline differed from the previous iterations in its intended scope. Whereas the ATP III guidelines included a comprehensive topical review and recommendations for laboratory evaluation, clinical diagnosis, lifestyle interventions, and drug therapy, the 2. ACCAHA guideline focused on answering 3 critical questions 1 What is the evidence for LDL C and nonHDL C goals in secondary prevention of ASCVDWhat is the evidence for LDL C and nonHDL C goals in primary prevention of ASCVD What are the effectiveness and safety of lipid modifying drugs in the primary and secondary prevention of ASCVD An independent contractor selected the relevant studies to be reviewed for each critical question according to prespecified criteria. This methodology was designed to reduce bias and to ensure that lower quality studies were not considered when the recommendations were formulated. Risk Assessment Model. A new tool for global risk assessment was introduced with the 2. ACCAHA guideline. The previous guidelines recommended using a modified Framingham Risk Score FRS to estimate the 1. CHD death. Criticisms of this model included the absence of stroke as an outcome and a lack of racial, ethnic, and geographic diversity in the derivation population. In response, the Pooled Cohort equations were derived with data from 4 National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institutesponsored cohort studiesthe Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities ARIC study, the Cardiovascular Health Study CHS, the Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults CARDIA study, and the Framingham Heart Study FHS including original and offspring cohortswith adjudicated clinical outcomes, including myocardial infarction, CHD death, and fatal or nonfatal stroke. The risk factors meeting the criteria for inclusion in the multivariable model were age, sex, total cholesterol, HDL C, systolic blood pressure, antihypertensive treatment status, diabetes mellitus, and current smoking status. Of these variables, only diabetes mellitus was not included in the modified FRS endorsed by the ATP III guidelines. Different multivariable models were constructed for white and black individuals, and caution was recommended when these equations were applied to other races and to adults outside the age range of 4. Treatment Recommendations. The 2. 01. 3 ACCAHA guideline recommended treatment with 3 hydroxy 3 methylglutaryl coenzyme A reductase inhibitors statins for 4 categories of individuals 1 secondary prevention for those with established ASCVD, 2 primary prevention of ASCVD for those with LDL C 1. L, 3 primary prevention of ASCVD for individuals with diabetes mellitus and LDL C of 7.