Experimental Comparison of Aluminum and Copper Costs in Transformer Windings

Transformer windings play a crucial role in the efficient transmission and distribution of electrical power. The choice of winding material has a significant impact on the performance and cost of the transformer. This study presents a comprehensive price comparison analysis between aluminum and copper materials used in transformer windings. This study examines the economic characteristics of aluminum and copper windings, taking into account factors such as the material's cost and weight. The methodology involves transformers' pricing data and evaluating the cost-effectiveness of aluminum and copper windings. The results provide valuable insights into the comparative costs and trade-offs associated with aluminum and copper windings in transformer manufacturing. By understanding the cost of the transformer, transformer manufacturers, researchers, and electric power providers can make informed decisions regarding material selection, balancing price, performance, and other factors to optimize transformer design and efficiency in electrical power systems.

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2024-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icitacee62763.2024.10762764
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Power Transformer Diagnostics and Insulation
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Experimental Comparison of Aluminum and Copper Costs in Transformer Windings

Kamran Dawood, Muhammed Alperen Çakır, Semih Tursun
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Experimental Comparison of Aluminum and Copper Costs in Transformer Windings

Kamran Dawood, Muhammed Alperen Çakır, Semih Tursun
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Abstract

Transformer windings play a crucial role in the efficient transmission and distribution of electrical power. The choice of winding material has a significant impact on the performance and cost of the transformer. This study presents a comprehensive price comparison analysis between aluminum and copper materials used in transformer windings. This study examines the economic characteristics of aluminum and copper windings, taking into account factors such as the material's cost and weight. The methodology involves transformers' pricing data and evaluating the cost-effectiveness of aluminum and copper windings. The results provide valuable insights into the comparative costs and trade-offs associated with aluminum and copper windings in transformer manufacturing. By understanding the cost of the transformer, transformer manufacturers, researchers, and electric power providers can make informed decisions regarding material selection, balancing price, performance, and other factors to optimize transformer design and efficiency in electrical power systems.

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