NDLI: Major tendencies in the development of generating equipment manufactured by JSC Electrosila for nuclear, thermal and hydroelectric power stations

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Author	Pinchuk, N.D. Sitchenko, L.S.
Copyright Year	2001
Description	Author affiliation: JSC Electrosila, St. Petersburg, Russia (Pinchuk, N.D.)
Abstract	The major tendencies of the improvement of turbogenerators and hydrogenerators manufactured for power stations of different type are considered. JSC Electrosila has developed and produces turbogenerators of series TBB with hydrogen-to-water cooling at the power from 160 to 1200 MW About 600 turbogenerators of this series have been manufactured at the enterprise that makes up over 80% of the installed capacity at the thermal and nuclear power plants in Russia and also they are supplied for export. The T3B series of turbogenerators rated for 63 to 800 MW with full water cooling use only noncombustible materials. The major feature of the design of this type of generator is a self-pressure cooling system of the rotor which allows the water pressure in the rotor to be reduced and thereby to increase the generator reliability. Improvement of TBB and T3B series turbogenerators is performed due to the utilization of new structural and insulating materials, up-to-date technologies and creation of more effective excitation systems. JSC Electrosila has experience in production and modernization of hydrogenerators over the range from 4 to 700 MW at a rotation speed from 50 to 750 rpm. Use is made of high-alloy cold-rolled anisotropic steel and also insulating materials of thermal class F. Semi-conductive varnish coating of the stator winding bars is applied. Light-weighted welded constructions of the stator frames and brackets are implemented.
Sponsorship	China Electrotech. Soc.(CES)
Starting Page	625
Ending Page	627
File Size	325557
Page Count	3
File Format	PDF
ISBN	7506251159
DOI	10.1109/ICEMS.2001.970753
Language	English
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Publisher Date	2001-08-18
Publisher Place	China
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Rights Holder	International Academic Publishers/World Publishing Corporation
Subject Keyword	Turbogenerators Cooling Manufacturing Power generation Rotors Insulation Nuclear power generation Production Anisotropic magnetoresistance Steel
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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