Tuesday, 24 September 2013

Images of stator Frame

Images of stator frames constructed in BHEL 

Outer Stator part
Frame of stator
Stator Frame



Ø In this part we brought the images of stator frame, or Images of stator Body, Stator part where windings are being placed .  


Outer cover

Outer covering
Outer cover of statorØABOUT
   
   ØAbout


Ø The outer casing is of gas-tight and pressure resistant welded construction.

 Stator cover

Stator part
Staror cover







Stator Frame 

Stator part
Stator Frame



ØThe frame is made up of a        non magnetic material to            prevent the eddy current            losses. 






CONSTRUCTIONAL FEATURES OF STATOR BODY
I) Stator Frame
Stator body is a totally enclosed gas tight fabricated structure made up of high quality mild steel and austenitic steel. It is suitably ribbed with annular rings in inner walls to ensure high rigidity and strength .The arrangement, location and shape of inner walls is determined by the cooling circuit for the flow of the gas and required mechanical strength and stiffness. The natural frequency of the stator body is well away from any of exiting frequencies. Inner and sidewalls are suitably blanked to house for longitudinal hydrogen gas coolers inside the stator body.
2)   Pipe Connection
To attain a good aesthetic look, the water connection to gas cooler is done by routing stainless steel pipes; inside the stator body; which emanates from bottom and emerges out of the sidewalls.
These stainless steel pipes serve as inlet and outlet for gas coolers.
From sidewall these are connected to gas coolers by the means of eight U-tubes outside the stator body. For filling the generator with hydrogen, a perforated manifold is provided at the top inside the stator body.
3)   Terminal Box
The bearings and end of three phases of stator winding are brought out to the slip-ring end of the stator body through 9 terminals brushing in the terminal box. The terminal box is a welded construction of (nonmagnetic) austenitic steel plates. This material eliminates stray losses due to eddy currents, which may results in excessive heating.
4)   Testing Of Stator Body
On completion of manufacture of stator body, it is subjected to a hydraulic pressure of 8 kg/cm for 30 minutes for ensuring that it will be capable of withstanding all expansion pressure, which might arise on account of hydrogen air mixture explosion. Complete stator body is then subjected to gas tightness test by filling in compressed air.

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