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发表于 2016-4-15 17:23:31
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有一本书说得比较清楚,节选了一小部分:
Proximity effect on the enclosure
The electric field produced by the current-carrying conductors of each phase also links the metallic bus
enclosure, its mounting supports, and structures existing in the vicinity, parallel and around the axis of the current-
carrying conductors. It causes induced (parasitic) currents in such structures and leads to the following:
Resistance losses (I2R) and
Magnetic losses.
Magnetic losses will constitute the following:
Eddy current losses and
Hysteresis losses
The electrodynamic forces between the enclosure and the conductors will be small because the enclosure, which
is non-continuous, will carry much less current than the main conductors. They therefore need not be considered
separately, as the metallic structure will have sufficient strength to bear them.
In a non-magnetic enclosure, such as aluminium or stainless steel, there will be only resistance losses. In a
magnetic enclosure, such as mild steel (MS), there will also be hysteresis and eddy current losses in addition to
resistance losses. All these losses appear as heat in the enclosure and the metallic structures in the vicinity. At
higher currents say, 2000 A and above, this phenomena, particularly with MS enclosures, may assume such large
proportions that the enclosure, instead of providing aheat-dissipating surface to the heat generated by the
current-carrying conductors inside, may add to their heat.
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