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A PRESENTATION ON TURBOGENERATOR AND EXCITER SUBMITTED TO : Mr. Mahendra Lalwani Mrs. Seema Meena SUBMITTED BY : Mohit Chaudhary (12/050) Pooja Tripathi (12/056) Priyank Bisht (12/060) Electrical Department, Rajasthan Technical University

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A PRESENTATION ON TURBOGENERATOR

AND EXCITER

SUBMITTED TO :Mr. Mahendra LalwaniMrs. Seema Meena

SUBMITTED BY :Mohit Chaudhary (12/050)Pooja Tripathi (12/056)Priyank Bisht (12/060)

Electrical Department, Rajasthan Technical University

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CONTENT

1.BHEL-An Overview2.Turbo-generator• Basic Principle• Nomenclature Of

Turbogenerators3.Main parts of turbo-

generator • Stator• Rotor

4.Excitation System

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BHEL

• BHEL was established in 1960’s in Bhopal under Indo-Soviet agreement.

• Largest engineering and manufacturing enterprise in India.

• Got 'Maharatna' status on 1 Feb,2013.• BHEL has a share of 59% in India’s total

installed generating capacity of power.• BHEL filed 351 patents and copyrights

with various organization.

BHEL- An Overview

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BHEL in India

Bhopal

Bangalore

Haridwar

Goindwal

JagdishpurJhansi

Hyderabad

Tiruchy

Ranipet

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Units in BHEL Haridwar

BHEL Haridwar

HEEP CFFP

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Main Products

• Turbo-generator• Generator

exciters• Motors(AC & DC)• Steam turbines• Gas turbines

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Turbo-generator• Turbo Generator is basically a turbine directly connected

to a generator for the generation of electricity.

• Turbo generator operates on the fundamental principles of ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION.

• It converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.

• Mechanical motion is generated using a turbine as a prime mover which gets the rotational energy by dry steam or pressurised steam.

• Turbo generator rotor is filled with hydrogen gas which is used to prevent the coil from decaying.

• And the stator uses both hydrogen as well as water for cooling purpose.

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Complete Arrangement of turbogenerator

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Nomenclature of Turbo-generatorTARI 108/46THRI 108/44THDF 115/59

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Types of Generator TARI – Air Cooled Turbo Generator Stator Winding – Indirectly Air Cooled Rotor Winding/Stator Core – Directly Air

Cooled

THRI – Hydrogen Cooled Turbo Generator Stator Winding – Indirectly Air Cooled Rotor Winding/Stator Core – Directly

Hydrogen Cooled THDF – Hydrogen/ Water Cooled Turbo

Generator Stator Winding – Directly Water Cooled Rotor Winding/Stator Core - Directly

Hydrogen Cooled

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MAIN PARTS OF TURBO GENERATOR

StatorCore Assembly End ShieldsStator Winding Assembly RotorCompleting Assembly Exciter

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Stator• Stator Body

• Stator Core

• Stator Winding

• Cooling System

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Stator Core

• Core Press ring

• Core Bars

• Stamping

• Tension Bolt

• Spring

• Basket

• End Packets

• Magnetic Shunt

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Rotor

• Rotor Shaft

• Rotor Winding

• Rotor wedges

• Retaining Ring

• Fans

• Field lead Connections

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Excitation System

• The process of generating a magnetic field by means of an electric current is called excitation.

• It provides power to the field windings thus produce field for rotor.

Types of exciter

• Brush type exciter / Static excitation• Brush less exciter

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Brush Type/Static Excitation

• Excitation is provided by current transfer by contact through Carbon Brushes, Slip ring and field lead.

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BRUSH LESS EXCITATION SYSTEMPERMANENT MAGNETIC PILOT

EXCITERTHREE PHASE MAIN EXCITER

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Advantage Of Brush Less Exciter Over Brush Type Exciter

• Eliminates Slip Rings, Brush gear and all problems associated with transfer of current via sliding contacts.

• Eliminates the Hazard of changing Brushes on Load

• Brush Losses are eliminated

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Queries ?

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