Magnetic field simulation of magnetic phase detection sensor for steam generator tube in nuclear power plants

Ryu, Kwon-Sang; Son, Derac; Park, Duck-gun; Kim, Yong-il

doi:10.1063/1.3337753

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Influence of clamping plate permeability and metal screen structures on three-dimensional magnetic field and eddy current loss in end region of a turbo-generator by numerical analysis

Wang¹,

Li²,

Xue³

et al. 2013

Journal of Applied Physics

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A significant problem of turbogenerators on complex end structures is overheating of local parts caused by end losses in the end region. Therefore, it is important to investigate the 3-D magnetic field and eddy current loss in the end. In end region of operating large turbogenerator at thermal power plants, magnetic leakage field distribution is complex. In this paper, a 3-D mathematical model used for the calculation of the electromagnetic field in the end region of large turbo-generators is given. The influence of spatial locations of end structures, the actual shape and material of end windings, clamping plate, and copper screen are considered. Adopting the time–step finite element (FE) method and taking the nonlinear characteristics of the core into consideration, a 3-D transient magnetic field is calculated. The objective of this paper is to investigate the influence of clamping plate permeability and metal screen structures on 3-D electromagnetic field distribution and eddy current loss in end region of a turbo-generator. To reduce the temperature of copper screen, a hollow metal screen is proposed. The eddy current loss, which is gained from the 3D transient magnetic field, is used as heat source for the thermal field of end region. The calculated temperatures are compared with test data.

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