2021
DOI: 10.1109/tia.2021.3093503
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Distinction of Asymmetric Load From Eccentricity or Synchronous Electric Generator Winding Fault Using Search Coil Measurements

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“…Due to the inconvenience of direct measurement of the air-gap magnetic field, the SCs voltage is often used instead. The SCs can be wound around either the armature teeth [9]- [12] or the stator yoke [13] or even made into PCBs and then mounted on the surface of the armature teeth [14]. Completely or partially derived from the air-gap magnetic field, the SCs voltage can be used as an informative indication of the eccentricity and gains popularity as an effective method.…”
Section: Statormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the inconvenience of direct measurement of the air-gap magnetic field, the SCs voltage is often used instead. The SCs can be wound around either the armature teeth [9]- [12] or the stator yoke [13] or even made into PCBs and then mounted on the surface of the armature teeth [14]. Completely or partially derived from the air-gap magnetic field, the SCs voltage can be used as an informative indication of the eccentricity and gains popularity as an effective method.…”
Section: Statormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The finite element and magnetic circuit methods are used to detect the no-load leakage flux coefficient, and its variation trend charts the change in the pole arc coefficient, air gap length, and PM thickness [16]. The measurement of the flux density is performed with the measuring coils installed on the stator teeth, and the calculations are conducted using the finite element method [17]. Under asymmetric operating conditions, the rotor components of the large generator experience eddy currents and changes in the temperature field distribution under the action of power loads.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The finite element and magnetic circuit methods are used to detect the no-load leakage flux coefficient, and its variation trend charts the change in the pole arc coefficient, air gap length, and PM thickness [16]. The measurement of the flux density is performed with the measuring coils installed on the stator teeth, and the calculations are conducted using the finite element method [17].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%