Keywords
rotor damping system
asynchronous mode
rotor eccentricity
temperature and thermomechanical stresses явнополюсна синхронна машина
емпферна система ротора
асинхронний режим
ексцентриситет ротора
температура і термомеханічні напруження
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Abstract
A comparative analysis of the characteristics of the salient pole synchronous machine for two variants of the rotor damping system design was performed by mathematical modeling methods. In the first embodiment, a traditional (internal) damping rotor system is used, which is made of electrically conductive rods immersed in the surface of the poles. In the second embodiment, the external damping system of the rotor is made in the form of conductive sheets fixed to the surface of the poles. It is noted that the external damping system of the rotor provides better asynchronous characteristics and is characterized by more uniform heating, which reduces the thermomechanical loads of structural elements. This design increases the reliability of the machine not only in the event of short-term asynchronous modes of operation, but also in the event of uneven air gap between the stator and rotor, which usually occurs during long operation of high-pole synchronous machines, such as hydro generators. References 10, figures 6.
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