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Induction generators for steam turbine application
SolarforChange... the frequency is determined by the "source" to which the Ind-Gen is connected. In your case, 60 Hz! The speed of the steam-turbine driving the Ind-Gen is maintained at a rotational speed/frequency slightly higher than 60 Hz! An example follows: If the Ind-Gen, as a motor...
PhilCorso
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Jun 14, 2011
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three phase transformers
Siva... if you are unable to extract the information you need from the referenced threads please contact me directly at: Phil Corso (cepsicon[at]AOL[dot]com
PhilCorso
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Jun 13, 2011
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General Automation Chat
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Effect of No of Turns on primary for Current Transformer
Tech77... A) Range: The 1 to 100A range you have identified is the range of current normally expected in the protection circuit! B) Turns-Ratio: Because the ratio is 2500:1, then, any ampere-turns (ATs) produced in the primary, whether 2500-A in a bus passed thru the CT 'window' or 1-A in...
PhilCorso
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Jun 13, 2011
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Sensors & Calibration
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reactive power and fuel consumption
Process V... my error! You identified E as Excitation Voltage when you really meant internal Air-gap voltage, Egp! Regards, Phil
PhilCorso
Post #15
Jun 13, 2011
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reactive power and fuel consumption
Power Value... please explain your derivation of the P and Q formulas which involve the product of E and V? Phil Corso
PhilCorso
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Jun 12, 2011
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what are the issues for increasing of shaft vibrations with reactive power (VAR) of 60MW range generators?
Kasun... another possibility! Same symptoms... different cause. A cylindrical-rotor for a large turbo-generator was being off-loaded from its transport carrier. As it was being lowered onto chocks positioned at each end of the rotor-shaft, the supervising turbine engineer, ordered the chocks...
PhilCorso
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Jun 11, 2011
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Effect of No of Turns on primary for Current Transformer
Tech787... there is a simple way to test it, but the data you presented is conflicting! If the CT turns-ratio is 2500:1, then passing 2,500 A in a single conductor thru the window, produces an mmf of 2500 AT. Thus, a circuit connected to its secondary terminals will carry 1 Ampere. For the...
PhilCorso
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Jun 11, 2011
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what are the issues for increasing of shaft vibrations with reactive power (VAR) of 60MW range generators?
Kasun... can you provide some corroborating parameters such as Volts, Amps, MW, MVAr, Field Volts, Field Amps, vibration, temp, etc! Regards, Phil Corso
PhilCorso
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Jun 11, 2011
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reactive power and fuel consumption
Ragab... for the record I would appreciate knowing the title of the text that explains, "... reactive power is not a power." CSA... Congratulations for your slow, albeit sure, continuing use of the term, VAr, instead of the term, reactive power! Hopefully, you have also noted it has spread...
PhilCorso
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Jun 11, 2011
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reactive power and fuel consumption
Mohamed Ragab... because "Reactive Power" is not power. To learn why read the Control.Com Thread: http://www.control.com/thread/1026236550 "The Physics of... Electrical Power!" Phil
PhilCorso
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Jun 10, 2011
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reactive power and fuel consumption
Mohamed Ragab... paraphrasing your specific question, "How does kVAr affect fuel consumption?", then 'd-' provided the right answer, "... more fuel... required... !" Now for the "How" part! Any increase in kVAr, either lagging or leading, will increase stator-current (ac) and rotor current...
PhilCorso
Post #5
Jun 9, 2011
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XLPE cable overheating
Henny... If you provide the data requested, I can confirm my thesis about the cause! Conversely, if you now know what the cause is, please tell us! Phil Corso
PhilCorso
Post #12
Jun 6, 2011
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XLPE cable overheating
Henny... also look at: http://control.com/thread/1285417132 Phil Corso
PhilCorso
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Jun 5, 2011
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XLPE cable overheating
Henny... question 5) of my earlier post should have read six conductors per phase... Phil
PhilCorso
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Jun 4, 2011
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The Physics of... Power Transmission Lines
College Student Ritika... yours is a very intuitive thread, and NO, you did not misunderstand! In fact, had you had gone a little further you could have answered the question I presented in my 23-Feb-11 (09:53) response to ??????'s Thread No.: http://control.com/thread/1298383238 "Power...
PhilCorso
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Jun 4, 2011
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XLPE cable overheating
Henny... several more questions: 1) Is this a commissioning problem or a new problem in an existing facility? 2) Is the high-current present: a) during acceleration; b) just after application of DC to rotor; or c) while carrying a load? 3) Can you send pictures showing how the...
PhilCorso
Post #6
Jun 4, 2011
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three phase transformers
Siva... I suggest you search the Control.Com Archives. Start with the following threads: o 1026239176 o 1284199900 o 1307209459 Regards, Phil Corso [<b>Moderator's note:</b> the url that goes before the number is: http://www.control.com/thread/ ]
PhilCorso
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Jun 4, 2011
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XLPE cable overheating
Henny... how about some detail, like: o Synchronous or asynchronous motor? o Voltage? o Starting method, DOL, reduced voltage, etc? o Single-core, 3-core, 3-1/2 core? o Cable mmq size? o Number of conductors per phase? o Current in each phase? o Distance between...
PhilCorso
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Jun 3, 2011
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flame scanner
Jong... 1) I also forgot to ask... how many burners? 2) If it is your intent to reduce the frequency of unwarranted (false) trips, then what is your present trip-logic? 3) For example, does iginition and trip logic conform to NFPA 8501 (single burner) or 8502 (multiple burner? 4) Is...
PhilCorso
Post #11
Jun 3, 2011
Forum:
Process Control
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flame scanner
Jon... I further to my earlier post: Is the flame-eye setup to "look" at the main-flame, or simultaneously "look" at both the pilot-flame and main-flame? Regards, Phil Corso
PhilCorso
Post #8
Jun 2, 2011
Forum:
Process Control
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