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THYRISTORS BRIDGE
R+ means thyristor of the
phase R, side positive (+)
CEILING
transient
Vcp positive ceiling
Ve2
Ve1 Ve3
Ie2
Ie1
Ie3
t
CEILING transient
Max excitation voltage, transiently
applied, in order to fast correct the
excitation current
STATIC EXCITER
STATIC
STATIC EXCITATION
EXCITATION SYSTEM
.
SYSTEM
ONE
ONELINE
LINE BLOCK
BLOCK DIAGRAM
DIAGRAM
EXCITATION
TRANSFORMER
1 CB
Ref. G
2
Signals RES
AVR 2
to remote
MAIN
_ GENERATOR
Bridge 2
INPUT OUTPUT
Excitation
Commands from remote board State signals to remote
Each regulation system is fed with security and with the possibility to be
completely deactivated for eventual maintenances during the normal
service also, while the alternator produces energy under the control of the
other regulation system.
Since the feeders of the electronics (1 for regulator) can be fed both in
a.c. and in d.c., it can be chosen, as energy source for them, both the UPS
and the battery of the plant.
Exciter
Feeder Feeder
To regulation To regulation
system 1 system 2
DE EXCITATION
Crow-bar positive
Power
.
Stator voltage
0 time
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CROW - BAR
The crow-bar is made by 2 thyristors in antiparallel (v. figure), one called positive crow-bar and the other
negative crow-bar.
Both has the function of protection against the overvoltages (+ and -) but the positive one has the function
also to de-excite the field of the alternator.
Its two functions are discriminated by two different thresholds of intervention that are him imposed
according to the situations and of the moments in which it has to intervene (v. figure).
The thyristors firing is produced by the same over voltages that directly activate the firing circuits, which
are totally redounded, to guarantee the certainty of the primer.
+ Primer thresholds of
the positive crow-bar 1 threshold
Iexc
Crow-bar
CB Crow-bar negative
Protection
positive
Iexc
against the
overvoltages
Iexc Rotor
Discharge 2 threshold
RES
resistor Function of
_ 0 Volt de-excitation
Voltage on the
discherge resistor time
0 and on the field
PROTECTION CIRCUITS
The exciter foresees two types of passive protections on the power circuits: fuses in series to
each thyristor and voltage limiters on the 3phase feeding line of the power converter.
The fuses, obviously, protect the corresponding thyristors, having their I2t lower than the
I2t of the correspondent semiconductors.
The limiters (i.e. varistors) are three, connected triangle, and they limit the possible
overvoltages on that 3phase feeding line.
+
Bridge
Fuses
Excitation
transformer
Voltage limiters
_ Rotor
Rectifier bridge
A.C. Protection
Anomalous current
due to the fault
R
S
Rotor
T
Iexc
Example of 2 points on the
curve overload limit
Zone (green)
of overload I1
allowed by this
protection I2 Inom
time
0 t1 t2
Iexc
Iexc Vexc +
- Rotor winding
This device guarantees a constant monitoring of the rotor winding temperature, during the exercise of the
generator.
Its working principle is based on the continuous measure of the excitation voltage and current in order to
calculate the actual temperature of the winding by the ratio Vexc/Iexc at any time interval of some
milliseconds (cycle time of the digital program).
Of course the function is programmed considering the high thermal inertia of the rotor winding, compared
with the variation times of the excitation voltage and current (i.e. the ceiling voltage impulses are not
affecting the calculations because too fast for a possible influence on the temperature winding).
This function is performed by a dedicated software (subroutine) implemented into the main AVR program.
The digital regulation system gives an output signal significant of the rotor winding temperature for remote
uses (typically for a recorder in control room or for the DCS system).
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