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2018-09-13
Salient Pole Synchronous Generator Optimization by Combined Application of Slot Skew and Damper Winding Pitch Methods
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 73, 81-90, 2018
Abstract
Slot skew is applied as a method to increase the armature winding voltage waveform quality of synchronous hydro generators. Skew that matches the region of one slot pitch can effectively damp stator slot harmonics. However, achieving this condition can be difficult I some manufacturing cases, especially for the machines with greater axial length. That is why other methods are commonly used to increase the voltage waveform quality of large hydro generators. One such method is based on the damper winding slot pitch choice which ensures reduction of stator slot harmonics from the main magnetic field. Appropriate placement of damper bars over the pole shoe does not represent a significant technological problem and is much simpler to manufacture in compare with the slot skew or the fractional armature winding methods. The downside of damper slot pitch adjustment method is the damper bar currents incensement in steady state condition of the generator, which increases damper winding losses and also the rotor temperature. In order to decrease damper winding current for long term operating and enable the generator pole shoe design with smaller cross section damper bars, a combination of damper slot pitch and partial slot skew can be utilized. This paper gives insight on consequences that can occur for voltage waveform if slot skew does not not fully match the stator slot pitch and the advantages of above mentioned combined method for the design optimization of salient pole synchronous generator.
Citation
Ante Elez, Marijan Petrinic, Miroslav Petrinic, Babak Vaseghi, and Alireza Abasian, "Salient Pole Synchronous Generator Optimization by Combined Application of Slot Skew and Damper Winding Pitch Methods," Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 73, 81-90, 2018.
doi:10.2528/PIERM18070508
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