| Title |
On-Line Detection of Shorted Turn in Generator Rotor Windings |
| Authors |
김희동(Kim, Hui-Dong) ; 이영준(Lee, Yeong-Jun) ; 박종정(Park, Jong-Jeong) ; 주영호(Ju, Yeong-Ho) |
| Keywords |
shorted turn ; generator ; flux probe ; rotor winding ; pole location |
| Abstract |
During start up and shut down, the generator is rotating at a low speed and copper dusts cause arcing between the turns in the slot. Shorted turns occurred primarily by the movement of these copper dusts between individual windings in the generator rotor. Detection of shorted turns was performed in five gas turbine generators in two combined cycle power plants. Two types of permanent and temporary flux probes were used in this paper. These flux probes have been used to develop a methodology for detecting shorted turns in an operating generator's rotor. The flux probes sense the rotor winding slot leakage flux and produce a voltage proportional to the rate of change of the flux. This pattern of flux variation is the signature unique to each rotor winding. An appropriate waveform analysis technique canidentify the pole location, the slot number, and the number of shorted turns within each slot. Shorted turns in field winding of gas turbine generator(125.7 MVA) were detected to twelve turns on al total 190 turns. |