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Synchronous Machines
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Synchronous Machines
(Introduction)
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Synchronous Machines
(Introduction)
Synchronous Generator
Synchronous Motor
Synchronous Machines
(Introduction)
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Construction of Three Phase Synchronous Machines
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Construction of Three Phase Synchronous Machines (A
Brushless Exciter Circuit)
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Round Rotor Generator
Generator
Exciter
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Round Rotor Generator
Metal frame
Laminated iron
core with slots
Insulated copper
bars are placed in
the slots to form
the three-phase
winding
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Round Rotor Generator
Steel
retaining
ring
Shaft
Shaft
Wedges
DCcurrent
DC current
terminals
terminals
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Salient pole generator
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Salient pole generator
Slip
rings
Pole
DC excitation
winding
Fan
Synchronous generator
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Synchronous generator
(The Speed of Rotation of a Synchronous Generator)
Synchronous generators are by definition synchronous,
meaning that the electrical frequency produced is
locked in or synchronized with the mechanical rate of
rotation of the generator.
The rate of rotation of the magnetic fields in the
machined is related to the stator electrical frequency is
nm P
fe
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Where fe = electrical frequency (Hz)
nm = mechanical speed of the magnetic field, rpm (=
speed of rotor)
P = number of poles
E A 2N C f
or
E A K
Where
NC = no of conductors at an angle of 00
NC
K
2
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The Equivalent Circuit of a Synchronous Generator
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The Development of a Model for Armature Reaction
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The Development of a Model for Armature Reaction
Figure (d): The field BS adds to BR, distorting it into Bnet. The voltage
Estat adds to EA, producing VФ at the output of the phase.
V E A Estat
The net magnetic field Bnet is just the sum of the rotor
and the stator magnetic fields:
Bnet BR BS
Estat jXI A
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The Development of a Model for Armature Reaction
V E A jXI A
V E A jXI A jX A I A RA I A
XS X XA
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The Development of a Model for Armature Reaction
So
V E A jX S I A RA I A
VT 3V
VT V
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The Phasor Diagram of A Synchronous Generator
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Per Unit System
Definition:
Actual value
Per Unit , pu
Base value
Other variables:
S base V
I base I L ,rated , Z base base
3Vbase I base
VLL / 3 I
V pu and I pu L
Vbase I base
XS R
X S , pu and RA, pu A
Z base Z base
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Per Unit System
Equivalent circuit in per unit system
EA, pu VT, pu
E A-, pu I A , pu ( RA , pu jX S , pu ) VT
Usually
VT,pu = 1.0, which is the rated voltage of the generator
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Power and Torque in Synchronous Generator
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Power and Torque in Synchronous Generator
EXAMPLE 1
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Measuring synchronous generator model parameter
• The relationship between field current and flux (and therefore between
field current and EA)
• The synchronous reactance, Xs
• The armature resistance, RA
The quantities above are determined by open circuit test and short
circuit test
First step:
• To perform this test, the generator is turned at the rated speed.
• The terminals are disconnected from all loads.
• The field current is set to zero.
Second step:
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Open Circuit Test
Air gap line
The curve almost perfectly linear, until
some saturation is observed at high field
currents.
The unsaturated iron in the frame of the
synchronous machine has a relunctance
several thousand times lower than the air
gap reluctance, so at the first almost all the
magnetomotive force is across the air gap,
and the resulting flux increase is linear.
When the iron finally saturates, the
reluctance of the iron increases
This plot called open circuit characteristics dramatically, and the flux increases much
more slowly with an increase in
magnetomotive forces. The linear portion
of an OCC is called the air gap line of
characteristic.
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Short Circuit Test
EA
IA
RA jX S
Its magnitude is
EA
IA
R jX S2
2
A
Refer to Figure (b), BS almost cancels BR, the net magnetic field Bnet is
very small, so the machine is unsaturated and the SCC is linear.
EA
Z S ( unsat ) RA2 X S2( unsat )
IA
E A V ,OC
XS
IA IA
Therefore, an approximate method for determining the synchronous
reactances at a given field current is
1) Get the internal generated voltage EA from the OCC at the field
changing.
2) Get the short circuit current flow IA,SC at that field current from SCC.
3) Find XS by equation above.
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The saturated synchronous reactance may also found by taking the
rated terminal voltage (line to line) measured on the OCC and dividing
by the current read from SCC corresponding to the field current that
produces at rated terminal voltage.
E A ,rated E A
Z S ( sat ) RA jX S ( sat )
I A ,SC I ba
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