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Voltage.
Current ratio.
: 102 A / 2550 A.
Type of connection.
: Y, D 11.
: 1032 A.
: 2854 A.
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: 340 V.
: 0.119 Ohms.
: 600 V.
: 680 V.
: 545 V.
: 7200 A.
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achieved from the local panel or control room. The feedback signals are
obtained from the line and the terminals of the alternator though voltage and
current transformers. The operating range is between 80% and 110% of the
rated voltage. The accuracy of the regulator is 5%.
The regulating system consists of the following components.
1. Power supplies.
2. Input intelligence panel.
3. Voltage regulator.
4. Additional Operational devices.
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This time delay circuit prevents instantaneous reactive overload or tripping due to
less of synchroniousm. Hence, the machine may be temporarily overloaded without exceeding
the I2 t limit of the stator windings.
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circuit
from
excessive
transient
voltages
due
to
improper
synchronisation and falling out of step. The crowbar circuit will sense the
value and direction of the current through the de-excitation circuit.
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cause any immediate damage. A second ground fault will result in extensive
machine and exciter damage. It is therefore important to detect the first
ground fault to enable unit shut down for repairs. The protection provided is
based on injection principle, which allows ground fault detection irrespective
of field voltage level and location of the fault. The rotor shaft must be kept
grounded for detection of the first earth fault, since the current that flows
from the excitation winding to the ground has to measured. The relay will
give an annunciation in case of the above earth fault and the machine should
be taken out of service.
7.6.1. INSTRUMENTS.
Transducer CV3, CV4 and CV5 are provided to measure rotor current,
rotor voltage and rotor temperature respectively. CV3 and CV4 are connected
to the following instruments at local panel and control room.
a) Rotor ammeter (0 to 4000A).
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11.
12.
13.
14.
Volts/hertz limit.
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15.
16.
Local control.
17.
A test push button (TLPB) is provided to test all the above lamps.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
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16.
AC supply fault.
18.
19.
Unbalanced current.
20.
21.
Voltage feed back fault. (When any one of the fuses in the
Start lockout.
23.
Check all controls for proper operation from the control room.
11.
Feeding from auxiliary services source and moving the links (fig.
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12.
of power bridges. With the gate pulse generator signal at the minimum
level and with the power unit test load circuit closed, close the feeding
circuit breaker and check minimum and maximum firing pulse angles
of the convertor bridge. Check the correct firing of the bridge by using
first the automatic GPG and Thyristor Bridge
13.
14.
Check with CRO that six firing pulses per cycles in the output
REGULATOR
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5. Check to ensure that the signal limiters and protective equipments are
set for predetermined values.
thyristor bridge.
11.
12.
13.
should be used for control desk operation as well as for local panel
operation.
14.
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17.
closing 52F automat and observe the Start enabling indication light at
the desk and at the local panel.
18.
Press the Start push button and observe the built in light at the
control desk. Now the field breaker will close and Field breaker closed
indication to be observed at the desk and 41G closed at the local
panel.
19.
one second the generator voltage would have to 30% of rated value
and rotor current to 216A.
20.
Now observe the balance zero voltmeter at the control desk and
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For detecting the faults easily in the static excitation system, each
card, having regulation, protection and logic functions is provided with
number of signalling LEDs, which permit checking the correct operation of
the system.
In the following tabular columns are listed, the meaning of the glowing
of each signalling LEDs for various cards.
The indication (*) immediately after the LED number means that the
particular LED will glow when the situation opposite to the one indicated
occurs.
CARD
II
II
II
OI
PD
FD
VS
OI
LED
1.
2
3.
4.
7.
8.
1(*)
2 (*)
3 (*)
4 (*)
5
6
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6
7
8
1.
2.
3 (*)
4 (*
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
1 (*)
2 (*)
1.
3.
DESCRIPTION
Closed 52 Ve 1.
Closed pulse on.
Closed 52 Ve 2.
Gate pulse reset.
Cabinet circuit breakers closed.
Cabinet Disconnector Drawn-in.
PTHY 1 Fuses intervention.
PTHY 2 Fuses intervention.
PTHY 1 R.C. fuses intervention.
PTHY 2 R.C. fuses intervention.
Fan 1 pressure switch.
Fan 2-pressure switch.
Sequence thyristors TH 1.
Sequence thyristor TH 4.
Sequence thyristor TH 3
Sequence thyristor TH 6
Sequence thyristor TH 5
Sequence thyristor TH 2
Manual regulator ON.
Automatic Regulator ON.
Ready PTHY 1.
Ready PTHY 2.
Fault PTHY 1.
Fault PTHY 2.
Thyristor ON TH 4.
Thyristor ON TH 1.
Thyristor ON TH 6.
Thyristor ON TH 3.
Thyristor ON TH 2.
Thyristor ON TH 5.
Fault Thyristor PTHY 1.
Fault Thyristor PTHY 2.
Line droop compensation ON.
Constant current function.
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II
LC
MEL
LAL
SR
TRD
LF
LF
CC
SR
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
11 (*)
12.
13.
14.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
11.
12.
13.
14.
17.
18.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
1.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1.
2.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
10.
9.
1.
7.
8.
9.
Breaking.
Stator current limit.
V/HZ limit.
Max. Excitation limit.
Min. Excitation limit.
Min Frequency.
Limit switch Maximum.
Limit switch Minimum.
Rotor load angle limit.
Step current 1.
Step current 2.
Step current 3.
Step current 4.
Automatic Reference Increase.
Automatic Reference Decrease.
Line Voltage gradual Build-up ON.
Excitation ON.
Step current 5.
Step current 6.
Step current 7.
Constant current.
Line Motor function.
Over load off.
Start counting time for I 2t.
VM < 20 + 80% Vmn limit off.
Limit Intervention.
Regulated limit intervention.
Limit Intervention.
Limit Intervention.
Limit switch Maximum.
Limit switch Minimum.
Increase.
Decrease.
Line Motor Function.
Line generator Function.
Static Reference Increase.
Static Reference decrease.
Auto-Manual regulator Available.
Line Semi convertor Function.
Unbalance synchronising voltage.
Electronic gun.
Voltage equaliser and/or reactive power Discharge ON.
Following up ON.
Computer signal ON.
J.V.C. ON.
Current limit at 1 P.U. ON (No load excitation current).
Limit switch Maximum.
Limit switch Minimum.
Increase.
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OI
VE/RPD
UC/CMT
AML
LC
II
II
10.
3.
4 (*)
5.
6 (*)
7.
13.
14.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
1.
2 (*)
3.
4 (*)
5.
6 (*)
7.
1.
2.
4.
1.
2.
3 (*)
4 (*)
5.
6.
7 (*)
8 (*)
11.
12
13 (*)
14.
15.
16.
17 (*)
18 (*)
1.
2.
3 (*)
4 (*)
5.
6.
7 (*)
8 (*)
Decrease.
Line Voltage gradual build up ON.
Automatic regulator fault.
Automatic regulator ON.
Manual regulator fault.
Manual regulator ON.
Maximum reference limit switch.
Minimum reference limit switch.
Equalization obtained.
Zeroing ontained.
Decrease.
Increase.
VE/RPD ON.
Unbalanced current signalization.
Maximum ceiling time signalization.
Pulse suppression.
Auto-Manual Feed fault.
Auto-Manual lock out.
Fault Automatic.
Automatic ON.
Fault Manual.
Manual ON.
Overload off.
Start counting time for I 2t.
Limit intervention.
PTHY 1 Ready.
PTHY 2 Ready.
PTHY 1 Fault.
PTHY 2 Fault.
PTHY 1 Ready.
PTHY 2 Ready.
PTHY 1 Fault.
PTHY 2 Fault.
52 GX Breaker.
EX relay contact.
Pulse suppression.
TVX Relay contact.
PTHY 1 Ready.
PTHY 2 Ready.
PTHY 1 Fault.
PTHY 2 Fault.
PTHY 1 Ready.
PTHY 2 Ready.
PTHY 1 Fault.
PTHY 2 Fault.
PTHY 1 Ready.
PTHY 2 Ready.
PTHY 1 Fault.
PTHY 2 Fault.
Thyristor Convertors
Cabinet 1.
Thyristor Convertors
Cabinet 2.
Thyristor Convertors
Cabinet 3.
Thyristor Convertor
Cabinet 4.
Thyristor Convertor
Cabinet 5.
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FBC
OI
CT
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17 (*)
18 (*)
1.
2.
3.
5.
15.
8.
6.
11.
12.
4.
10.
9.
13.
14.
7.
2 (*)
3 (*)
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
11.
12.
13.
14 (*)
1.
2.
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Signals:
Alarm at local panel along with reserve Bridges sold out
annunciation.
Cause:
All the available bridges/are in service, No reserve.
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