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Synchronous Generator Overview and Analysis

The document discusses the principles and operation of synchronous alternators, detailing how they generate alternating current (AC) through the rotation of an armature and the role of magnetic fields. It covers key concepts such as armature reaction, power factor, and the relationship between electrical power and mechanical torque in synchronous generators. Additionally, it addresses the effects of load conditions on voltage and current, emphasizing the importance of maintaining constant speed for optimal performance.

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Synchronous Generator Overview and Analysis

The document discusses the principles and operation of synchronous alternators, detailing how they generate alternating current (AC) through the rotation of an armature and the role of magnetic fields. It covers key concepts such as armature reaction, power factor, and the relationship between electrical power and mechanical torque in synchronous generators. Additionally, it addresses the effects of load conditions on voltage and current, emphasizing the importance of maintaining constant speed for optimal performance.

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Synchronisms

The ALTERNATOR

hetero machine alternate


*
any polar rotating with

alternator
inherently
North and South pores Is an

* voltage in the conductors alternates between

2
polarities

Rotating
armature type
Atomakr gs * suitable small outputs
for

\ armature
rotating field Honed
to
larger 6600 V
at
for voltages 33,000
Generator
Speed of a
Synchronous .

A electrical locked In
frequency produced Is or

mechanical rotation
synchronized with rate of
the Generator
of
* motor has an
electromagnet ,

rate notation related to stator electrical


of is

frequency ; deetnial
fe :
freer
|fe=PnsJ no
P
'

me of poly
ns :
synchronous speed
is

* Electrical power generated @ SOHZ or Goat


,
so
h
the generator must rotate at a
fend speed
the Poles in the machine
depending upon

eh : 50 Hz Gen , 2 Poles


ns
120×21=3000 rpm
=

hopf=
=

→ 4 Poles
ns= 1400 rpm
1201¥
=
The Internal Generated voltage of an AC Generator

= FLT Neff = ÷
2ft Neff =
Nez
01W

now , Ea= kcfw


'
elutsnialrad 's
'

comparing
the 2 equations we
get
'
slatncalrad 5

#
how
,
Eaxcf but $& If ⇒ tax 3-

µ
OF
^
Ea

Heats
|k=N4=) .
-
z I
t £

this plot Is called the magnetization


curve or
open
circuit characteristics
COCC )
In mechanical
degrees in meehrad / see

}zTlNc$NmPEa= =✓2TNc¢(N,zoI )
Ea= rzanccff =

' °

N§zP$wm Eaikcfnem
'
muhrad
|k=Ndg@ →
5
Count synchronous Generator
Equivalent of a

* Ea is the
voltage generated in one phase of the stator
,
but

Ea the terminal
Is not that
of
'

the value comes out .

A Ea= V¢ when the is in had condition


only gem
no

armature unhurt the


(a) no
flowing
in
generator

A
factors that cause this difference !

D armature reaction [ distortion


of avigap magnetic

field by
current
flowing
in the stator ]

hdrubarue of coil largest one

2) self
-

Resistance the coil


3) of
salient rotor
a) effort of pole shapes

D Armature Reaction

hen motor ÷ is
spun , Ea is induced and when Ea
Is induced current the armature
,
a
flows through ,

this armature current produces it own


magnetic
field and distorts the original magnetic
"
field ,

ARMATURE REACTION
this
effect
"
Is .

G
Q
Ot
+0
@
Br internal
^
Br produces generated


whose peak coincides


voltage Ea
with the vector Br

U →
Ea= ref
r•@
#
It
currents
A when
flows wadgdt

p
.
as

converted assumed to be
/ 1 a
,
load then lags
Iamen

Inmqnybggmg
,

Q
@

Eamcdt
Eamon
/

±¥e
^Br
engaging /

q is

a
.

Current ni stator its


* wending produces
own
magnetic
field Bs ( dir hand rule )
given by right screw

*
¥4
¥
its

!
Bret ,•V9 * Bs produces omemf

|q$H
.

ni the stator Estate


7 ,

yqanan
'

Brake
÷

r•Q
*

Eamafl
V¢= Eat Eslat

@
Q
TO0
,
'
, Fnett Bit Is

ea→Br
/ l

Esht →
Bs

-U
\
,

r¢ →
But

Eat
MODELLING THE ARMATURE REACTION


Iamon
Xxta
'

'
Eastat
=
jx
,

Eastat
'


Vq= Eat ykfa

1
jX

Ea ¥wma Vcf

⇒ modelled hduetor
the Esbt be
'

can as an in series

with Ea

wdwbame resistance

mending Seif
now & arm -

Mann runs
V¢= Ea

.

YXIA j×aIa Iara


-
- -

in drop
↳ hrduetane
arm rea a
self
.

now ,
if ×s= Xatx =

Synchronous reaetivnnce
← this
represent one

Vcfz Ea -

jIa( xs ) -

para
phase

48¥
-

÷
Fiddciruut

¥
deters
Eat Yo ,

Roof Intake
one Raz
Is {
+
re

by
+ →
+

-
-
Volz
1
-

¥sgETsTEf+
- V¢3

Eai Eaz Eaz Sep by lW° electrical


, ,
¥0
F.
9TH
keen
raisers
g

egghead
vp

ystarcomeitwnta

⇐÷
v

"

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Deebacomulton

- t

Tyree
7

I
x

go :
hey
[Link]~Ra#
Pee phase Equivalent

3- #who
→ Ra XS

-
}
+ Rf →

-3g
>
Ia +

if Ea
Yo

Cirint armature count


field

the loads have to be


A for per phase equivalent ,

balanced .
> upf
-5→
Phasor
Diagram of synchronous Generator
↳ lagging
leading
* Gives various electrical
as a
relationship between quantities
like ( Ea )
vq , ,
jxsta ,
Iara etc

* UNITY POWER FACTOR ( ohp voltage and current )


in phase

*
ref & Ia are in
phase
* Iara & Ie are in
phase
"
( operator )
' "

*
g Iaxs
Is
leading Ia
by 90
g

* ref + Iaratj
Iaxs
Ea=

Eay
jfats

>
in a ✓
¢ Iara

* LAGGING POWER FACTOR

Ia determined
* lags ref by angle by power factor
* Iara in with
is
phase Ia

fiats 98 Ia
leading
* in

Ea =
vcf +
JEXS
IIRAT
loads
Lagging _

Ea

%IAXS

Yo
°

Ia J

Iara

LEADING LOADS

Ia

*
* leads
to by angle determined
by power factor
is in
* Iara phase with Ia

ni 98 Taka
* f- axs leading
* .
Ea= Vof t Iakat jeans

*
Iats
Ea g

In
Iara
T
,

/ yo

clearly for a
given vg and za ,
the Ea required Is

higher for lagging


wad constant
went
field supplied be
Kolat
}
⇒ should
⇒ Eat
in
bushel lagging wads
* Or
for a
given field current and load current ,
the

load
Vof for a
lagging will be less than
Vq for
a
leading load .
Power and Torque ln Synchronous Generators

Meek
3
of electrical power
power synchronous


Gen

Source
of Meek
power ÷

diesel turbine
Prime mover :
engine ,
a steam
,
water turbine or similar devices

* mover must have constant speed


prune
not
ueiespeelne of
had demand , if
resulting power freq would
change .

POWER

µ
FLOW
Pww AFW

Pini Tappwm
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I :
angleblw Ea&Ia
A Pin -

Pww :
stays
t
( no load losses )
FSV
Real electrical Pout
*
of power ; =
Ieoso

V¢1a=sO
,

fzsnio 3
=

Reactive Power
*
Qaf 53 v.
=

Tzaswi
,

3
Vq
= O
'

phasor diagram after neglecting Ra

To
-
yfk×s
tas
Ea

y
} =
Iaxsswi (90-0)
-0 Iaxscoso

)r
) 8 )9o
=

Yet*
.
- . -

aoo
(
Ia
-
- /

⇒ Ea Sui 8 =
Iaxs cost

Iacoso =
Easing
XS

) ⇒3v¢EasuiS×s
Pa P
( Easing
⇒ 3
vq
=

In this
*
equation Rae
'

0 ⇒ Pconv
as
Pout bez
=

there is no electrical losses


f- 3
Vqtasm 's

Power produced by synchronous
generates
-

As

⇒ P Ea and 8
power produced depends on
Vq ,

S : torque angle

Pmaa =
@ 8=90 Pmane
3V¢EaXs

Pman state innit


stability of Gen and real
:

usually
generators never come dose to this bunt and
'

had
tosqne angles if
are
usually full are W
.

wad
and
fuel
.

P =3 Easm 'S
Vq
#
constant P EA Iaeoso Easwi 8
if Vcf then a
=
, ,

Q & Iasm Q
'

&
,

INDUCED TORQUE

Find = KB ✓
XBS

Kind =
KBRXB Br Ea

{
net →

=
KBR Bnetsms
B net →

angle btw Ea &
Vcf = 8

⇒ n n
Br&Bn* =
S
Pconv =
Thidhlm =
3V¢Ea=iS
Xs

kind =

3V¢Easm=
WMXS

Tallthemfomelatrical quantities
A 10,000 KVA
* , 3$ 9 connected , Zpohe ,
60 UZ
, 13,800 V
,

line to line turbo gen has air


gap Chara
- -

resistance RE rl and
arm
winding 007
phase
.

ahm
winding leakage reaitauee last phase
.

= .

ahmmmf @ rated went equivalent find


155 #

produces rated terminal


that
amperes fmd If
.

voltage when hated Ta flows @ 0 .

spf

Eat Vt Lot jq Ia ( Ratjxs )

Vf
=
13/800 =
79767.4 V
-

Fs
P Fs
= V
,
I cos O → Ia= 19000×1037313,800×0.8

418
=
.

UA


Eat = 7967.4 Lot in 8.
y[36 .
8
( 007
tjl 9)
MEASURING SYNCHRONOUS GENERATOR MODEL
PARAMETERS
per phase equivalent

.
Ra Xs

¥
mono
the
-

→ + →
determining
£
Ea equivalent ainut
vg
|
Parameters

flnn (
* between
relationship field current and and

the current and Ea


therefore HW field )
* Synchronous reaetame

armature resistance
*

steps ÷

the 04
.

determining

* turned at its rated and


generator speed
terminals discounted loads
are
from and
is mireaeed terminal
If gradually and

Is measured at
voltage each step .

At no load ⇒ Ea= Vef =


VT

A Utis Not bfw Ea or


Ve vls If is called

Occ C open
aeiueit characteristics )
* we can
find Ea
for any given Zg
* linear portion of occ→
avigap line

F'd
:
foperarieutchara

)l^
a

Vqv ,
Coec )

iavigapluie
.

3- →

ShostAruiteharait=s)
* Ian IL is measured with terminals short . circuited
Ra
who
|
His Ia= E-
¥
Ea @ |vq=0
Ratgxs

Has
Eat
=

- Ra2tXs2

vF°q•_Ea
Hay→#
Br

# Ia
'
,

Bnet
off
-
Bnet is small mfc is unsaturated and bone
very
so
,

Scc is linear .

Exe
Zs=
e÷a=
and Xp > > Ra ×s±
Ezaz
→ '

✓lqa÷

and is known determined


* if Ea Ia Xs can be .

internal
⇒ , ) out
genvlg Ea from ok
for guon If
short count current Ia that
2) but
.sc
@ field
current Scc
from
3)find test Eattaesc
.

core

obtained saturated and#


how
Ea →
by partially
determined unsaturated core
La →
by

:-.
^

IAT

µta_=
(A)

I. A)
THE SHORT CIRCUIT RATIO

* Short circuit is the the current


ratio
of ratio
field
required for the rated
voltage at
open
circuit

to current required hated


the
field for
the

armature current at short evieuet .

SCR =
TITO c

If @ Ia ,
rated at SC

A SNUZ 4 connected
EI 200 KVA Uso V
syne
.

: ,
-

, ,

tested
generator with
Tfraped of 5A were

data
and
following Is taken .

rated 540 V
l VT @ Ty
.
=

,
oe

300A
2
Iysc @ rated
3-
=
'

terminals

0.2rad
lov

3 .
when de
voltage h was applied across 2

Thy
a current of 25A was measured .

Ra

Gator
find , ×s

T
}
→ R=
2R= 10/25
÷ R

how , Ia se IL ,sc= 30° A


,

311
EA ( phase vlg ) ¥3 z5hgg2
SV
.

=
Zs =L -039 -

East 313¥
=

FREE 1039 → REX g2= 1.0392

⇒ ×s=o2r

of XSZ

1.040
approx value
8÷a=

after
-

2h 1.039 -

Eni
,

:-.
Vg ,

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The Synchronous Generator Operating alone

Generator -
Load
.

* constant
speed of generator is assumed to be .

* motor is assumed to constant


turn be .

* neglect value of Ra
Effect of load
changes on
synchronous Generator

ILT ⇒ IAT ⇒
just
* however
Ea=K¢w
= constant as ¢Ew= constant

Ea= Vcft jtaxs ⇒ if Iaf → to Keep


Eaconstomd

Why
-

East
-

Vqtg7a[0Xs

Fire
items
to

[
,

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has
\ vef
Eat '=V¢ @ tgsatoxs decrease .

jtats
"

wrote
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'
Ia
'
,
/ →
,

/
\

rr
n*
:

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in

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Vote slightly with Tat
.

Vol T Iaf
3. wads C- e)
Leading with
Parallel Operation of Ac Generator

* borated
generators operating are
very
rare

.
Several

than
generators
one
Ad÷
machine
can
supply
by itself
a
bigger load

2 .

hureased reliability of the power system ,

smile
failure of one generator doesn't affect the

whole
system as a

'

3. Allows one or more


generators to be removed

for shutdown or
preventive maintenance .

4- used it not
Y only one
generator Is and is

load is
relatively
at it
operating near
full ,

niefficient
R
0

y
GI load
B

R

/ • -

y
N
GL

B
✓ •
CONDITIONS REQUIRED FOR PARALLELING

must
i . The rms line voltage of the
generators be
equal .

the have
generators must
2 same
phase sequence
.

3 The phase angles


"
must equal
of two
"
be
phases
'

4.
Frequency of
the
incoming generator must
slightly
be

higher than
frequency of
the
ruining system

*
Condition 1
& 3
for voltages to be equal ,
rms magnitnd
-

also
should be same .

' must be same and angles


* voltages a & a

must also be same


UB


.

←µ
^
Nbl

\ "

-
va

that at
Condition .

.
ensures the
generators peak
time the
the same .

lf phase sequence was


diff
would peak at times
generators dtff

\h problem
* has
phase a no
.

nc\-z A phase bec will have


-

£
a


currents
huge circulating .
not transients
* if the
frequencies are same
, heavy
will till
ouur
generators operate at The same

frequency .

The miomur should be


generator freq slightly dff
as
compared to the
already busting generator ,

that the
this
Is so
phase would shyft gradually
exact which
and we
get an point @ paralleling
can be done
Freqpowerervotagereactwepavercharaof
asyuchronousoenesatorht
all have similar behaviour (a)
penmemoress as
power
drawn increases that speed drops this
from them
, ,

variation Is linear but Is made linear


usually
non
.

by using a suitable
speed governing arrangement .

* speed droop SD
[Link]#l
=

×i°°%
,

↳ Nfl
%
usually
2-4

* there is
setpoint where the load speed
usually
a no

can be varied

•f
Droop drama
^

nn ^ feel a -

nine
fine

1.91-9
§ tse governors
setptntsog

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⇒ ,
1
1

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1
1

Pse Pse
1

>
Ponce →
Power
LKW ) CKW )→
supplied
fee np
off
now

the tse
,

( HHKW )
-

slope
pµ==
⇒ Pn= 1- L [Link] ton )
-

slopecuzlkw )

|PfL=sp(fm-££= fioykmwwtfjtz

=!>
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fit
,=sp( fine f )
,
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,
-

¥
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srsorkwmlwytuz .

1 1

1 1

1
1

Pl Power
Pfe
KW
* he
generator esp when as lagging load 9 ⇒ V , I
load xaehte
(a)
when a
lagging consumes more

power (a) when a


gem supplied more routine

power vet
to maintain this linear
*
Vonage regulators help drop
by changing
the
voltage regulator setpoint we can

move the curve


up or down based on requirement

:-P
set
* when generator operates alone & Q are
by y

governor
set point → decides fag of operation
field current → decides Ve

¥5
aaaf¥
g.
camera
ReatmiPown,Q&Vs(v§^yVr=
-
-

bad I

I
-

Qahcroskea | had
A
( lagging supplied →

WAR aomceted
) CKVAR supplied )
Consumed
)
Read :

add
→ when the
freq between two
waveform
flukier freq
Andy
shfhh#he then
duffin .

=
frifl

whenfeeyaiedase_kg.sn
[Link]
Th → turn on ,
turn OFF high rate Is hjh
rate low
fhikr freer L →
turn on turn OFF is .

,
Syudhouismgprocedureii "

oncoming Generator Gz to
"

Adjust the speed of The


.

match that
of the
speed of Gi

2
Using the voltmeters the
field currents
of the
.

That
oncoming generator should be
adjusted such
the terminal
voltage GL is
equal to the line

voltage of the
running system .

must be
3 .
Phase
sequence of
The
oncoming generator
compared to The
phase sequence of the
running
motor et
'

system
( using say a small wdnilron

can be
verified If
both the onion or and The

running system have the same


phase sequence )
* ↳ 3
lamp .
method :
if all the 3
lamps get .

dark and might together they have the

same
sequence ,
if they glow in snuesgon
have
they opp phase sequence
.

4 .

frequency of oncoming generator is


adjusted .

running system
than the
slightly higher ,

will with each


→ the phases change respect to

other
very slowly making It easier foous to
when
identity they are easily in
phase
→ m the 3
lamps when the
lamps Art the
go
phone Is
be
difference zero ,
and
paralleling
can performed .
synchro sropet
"

→ not animate so used


very
we a
,
.

EBI
.im?a:aEE:e
shower than line .

Hy
↳ about
gives only info
phase and not
phase
sequence

when the
synchro hope needle is at vertical

position synchronising smith can be pressed .

Pt of synchronisation

µ µ

[Link]
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a

¥
IF
*
Gen supplies a load 1
.
A second had 2 Is to be

connected in
parallel to first one .

1M$
food 614 and sp WMZ
Gen
freq of
=
* has no Z

* had I consumes real power of 1000kW @ 0.8


pflag
* load 2 consumes seal
power of sookw @ 0.707 pftg
dosed Is
a) Before Smith is what
op
.

fseg of system
P, = Sp ( fne -

f , ) Sp=lMwµz= 1000kHz

(6' f 's
%¥E€,tj
woo = in -

→ I = 61 -

f ,
→ f , =6oUz

connected what is
fseg of
b) often had 2 n' op
.

system .

1800
P =P ,+Pz= 1000+800 =

1800 =
Sp ( fne -

f )
1800=1000
( 61 f -
)
→ f= 61 -

l
.

8= 59 -
ZHE
c) aftn load 2 is connected what action can

operator take to make


system operate @

GOUZ

÷)g
.
^

Gitt

59.2 - -
-

- - -

1800kW

operated

O .

SHE has to be increased ⇒ the

that the
should adjust The
governor
so

61+08
ho had
freq winases by 0.8 (e)
= 61.8 UZ

#I
Gt 8
61 HZ

sao
-

gaming
:aEµ=±g¥€=a
1800kW
Operation Generators in Parallel
of with
Large
Power systems
¢ Simple explanation)


infinite bus Is so
powerful that It imposes
its own voltage and
frequency upon any
apparatus That it connected to its terminals
.

→ it Is
impossible to
specify the nature
of
load
( /
small large or ind
/ capacitive ) connoted

terminals
at
generator
what much
?
'

→ determines how Is delivered


power
and constant
*
Voltage fecg :

variable levitation
field
A ÷ I .

2 .
Mohamed torque chested .

turbine
by

Effect of Variation
of 3g
.

after synchronisation Ea
'

ni almost
A
just
ni phase with the terminal voltage v¢

Ia=o⇒P=O
A ⇒ EE jzaxs I o ⇒

be in
at
genwakr
Is said to
foaling
the line
¥ itself 8=0
.÷¥w

P=O ⇒ EVXsm£sni8=o ⇒

A
lf we mirease
Zf ,
voltage EAT =
KM

Ea= Eat Vp
and IIEat #
q/×s
98
and
Ia lags En by
5h

' I= 800A
a

[Link]#
¥104
kv
#

✓ I
concerned bus
⇒ as
far generator Is
,
the
infinite
looks like an indenture load and sine

inductive load
an consumes reaetweponoy
the generator supplies native poncho The

system
* A and kz of the high nature nature ,
the

active is small
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by wad

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freq Ve are not constrained to
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:
and field current Gz Is nicneased

terminal is mireased
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system voltage
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power supplied by oen is

mireased while venture


,
power supplied
other Gen Is decreased
by
load
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frlg 61.5 HZ
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supply real 2.5mW
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o
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.

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-

=
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=

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top )

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-
-


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75MW
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SYSTEM FREQUENCY

ni
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hwreasnng governor setpoints one
generator
wivreases machines power
and
system freq .

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decreasing governor setpoints in other
gen
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system
frequency
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adjust power sharing without
changing
frequency
increase
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one
gem
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simultaneously decrease

governor setpomts on other generator


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higher steadies down


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just before paralleling ,

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torque generator
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speed with the nest of the
power system
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speed
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would
lag Vp and
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of rotation

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gradually
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mfc
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gen may
only
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the
dynamic stability can

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Rating -
: to
speed and
power from a

synchronous generator

to
A
purpose is protect the
generator from
mimoper operation
.

Typical ratings e-
÷
voltage ,
frequency , speed ,

apparent power ( KVA ) , power factory


field current & Service
factor .

whrih

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I .

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depends on The
power system to

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generator .

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( Swope asia 6 OH 2- ( u s
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400 UZC spl .


control applications )

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of mfc
hints to
voltage
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. D for gain speed and
frame
Eaxw → as
$ T EAT ,
but there Is a limit to
which set rotor
increase in
fun
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the
field chiding
limited limited and
and so
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breakdown .

rated @ with
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Operating a
generator one
frequency
another
freq
to
→ 6OHz Gen be
operated in 5oHz

now
Ea=k¢ co ¢ is limited
by
a mad value


Ewa_=
constant fm Eg
x
Egg


Ease Lead
fg÷

=

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50-54
=

60

to operate the lower the


voltage
generator @ frequency
should be donated
by factor of (5%0) and vice
a

Hat to be
versa
for a
gun operated @ bout
Imminent
three
most severe condition on a Gun shortingout
terminals
this condition is called a
fault
Current flowing for one phone

de component
ac component

iii
because the is
A de components comes
gen
like an wielder and avant beforefault
and so the sum of a c and
current afterfaint
cle components maintains that relation
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iii m t

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low
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value z 10tunics of steady stale
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fault current
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current
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high tuie constant state
at value is 5 furies steady
fault current

fundamentalcompeftacurrent
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th I 2 e Htt Iss
SS

and X t sub transient reactance


EE
Transient reactance
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A 100MVA 13.5kV 4 converted 346042 Syn Gen
operated rated voltage and we had when asf
fault owns
o 25 x so 12
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Initial de component averages
al component

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Apialings
Faetors
Mechanical Torque on
shaft
Heating of the machine's windings

Usually the machines shaft are strong to handle steadystate


torques much higher than the what the machine is rated
for
So Hints are
usually set by theheatinguith
windingsofthe machine
Armature wig's
windings
T both have to be protected
Field wig's from overheating

now ApparentPower 8 3Vp Ia


the maximum allowable armature current Ia man sets
the maximum apparent powerrating the gem
of
Sman Vol i hatedvoltageofwild
Fs Mfc man

HealongfeffeetofstatorculossipscESIERa

boththese heating effects are independent the


of power
because
Iviselerent
of to arm
e
the
power f
the machine
heating ratingof
is in kVA and not kw

Heating effectof rotor euloes Pra If Rf


bleause
Ig is hinted and so of is limited
Eoe kg w limits are set by rotor current
Acceptable powerfautor hated kVA

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man
I Voi l

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f t l Eatman
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current can assume many angles staying in

the same value I I al mon

a lower powerfactor we can see the value


I increase
of man An
tin
flak and thereby 7 more than its hated
value and cause
burning of field winding
may
t Ea rated

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l l

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I
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f I Eatman
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the angleof Ia that enquires man value of Ea


while Vg is hated value gives the hated
the generator
powerfactor of

it is possible to operate the generator a


lower power fautor be cuttingdown
only only
the kVA supplied by the gem

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field
aren
representation ofthe stator and rotor heating limits
and any otherlimits
a capability curves
of syne gene graphically

it is a complex plot of S Pt Q and b derived


g
the Synchronous Generator
from phaser diagram of
1 Volts9
I
l B
g
Eats
1 d
0 to
fqA volts
Ia Ry l n

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AB IIakslsui Go a Taxscoso yams
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calibration factor
now ABr falls cos 0 31
Xsi l
this converts ABV ABP 3V IawSO
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OA Iaxssino x 3V AAA 3Vp Ia Siho

calibration factor 3 can be added to


Xs
each element to make it a corresponding quantity
in power
up
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to

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Primemover limit

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Xs
Q A 480V 50kt Y connected 6 pole synchronous Gen
is rated 50 kVA at O 8 pf Cag Xs I or 1phase
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supply 65kW Pf w I 5kW Pco I 0kW

a sketch capability curve

DE

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I Es d
Gun is star connected 4 277 V
Vpa
x'ponti 3 2772 230kV AR
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Eats 31748.7 F

DE 38 10 3 277 263 KVAR


3174

45kW
mad
power xp
Pout Pui Phew Pao

45 1.5 l O 42 5kW
all
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too
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no

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origin ofman
rotor current
f as
3
a
230kVAR

b Canthisgem supply 56A o


Fpf lag
hated pf o
SpgAag hawver the current is less than the
rated value of 60A
P 3VoyIacosef a 3 277 56 0.7 32 6 KW

Q 3VpRashid 3 277 58 0 714 33 2kV AR

but this is outside the gem cap curve in field current


S 56A 3 277 56
46.54 kVA
a 33 2kV AR
46 32 g

c Maximum reactivepower that can be produced

man rearhicpower is when achie power o

p o Q 33kVAR from the cap curve

d if the gen is supplying 30kW of real power what


is man amount of reactive power that can be
supplied

Graphically 31 5kV AR
TIMEOPERATIONI
SHORT

the heating buritts usually crews at a point


much less than the maximum power that the
generator is magnetically mechanically able to
supply
gen maybe able to supply 300 of
a

its rated power for a while until the


windings burn off

this ability is used to supply momentary


power surges transients

also generator can supply powers enceeding A


a

sated value for longer tune as long as winding


doesnt get time to heatup much

a l 5MW can i 5MW forsometn


gen supply
provided the wad is removed
cheese

winding overheats

wit µefse
pot
ID
O l Z 4 pm current
Masimum temp rise that a gem can withstanddepends
on Insulation classe of the rounding
A B F H

Io kotos taste
above ambienttemperature

higher the IC greater the power that can be


drawn from a gem without overheating the
windings

10 C T
above rated avg life 14,2
so sync gem should not be overloaded
unless
absolutely necessary
Some factor

Before installation there is an approximate


only
estimate of the load

SF actual man power


e rating
so
if Sf l e5 then la generator can supply
11506
upto of plat ating
SI provides error in case the
a a
margin of
toads were uriproperly estimated

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