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    Homopolar Generators With Resistor: Three-Phase Source Without Neutral Electric Network To Protect

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    This document describes a homopolar generator with resistor that can be used to ground medium voltage networks or protect alternator masses. It consists of a three-phase transformer with a star-connected primary winding and delta-connected secondary winding connected to a resistor. During normal operation, no current flows through the resistor. However, during a fault, the displacement of the neutral point induces a homopolar voltage on the secondary terminals, causing current to flow through the resistor. The value of the resistor and transformer characteristics determine the fault current at the medium voltage level. It provides technical specifications for transformers of various voltages and sizes.

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    Homopolar Generators With Resistor: Three-Phase Source Without Neutral Electric Network To Protect

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    This document describes a homopolar generator with resistor that can be used to ground medium voltage networks or protect alternator masses. It consists of a three-phase transformer with a star-connected primary winding and delta-connected secondary winding connected to a resistor. During normal operation, no current flows through the resistor. However, during a fault, the displacement of the neutral point induces a homopolar voltage on the secondary terminals, causing current to flow through the resistor. The value of the resistor and transformer characteristics determine the fault current at the medium voltage level. It provides technical specifications for transformers of various voltages and sizes.

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    This document describes a homopolar generator with resistor that can be used to ground medium voltage networks or protect alternator masses. It consists of a three-phase transformer with a star-connected primary winding and delta-connected secondary winding connected to a resistor. During normal operation, no current flows through the resistor. However, during a fault, the displacement of the neutral point induces a homopolar voltage on the secondary terminals, causing current to flow through the resistor. The value of the resistor and transformer characteristics determine the fault current at the medium voltage level. It provides technical specifications for transformers of various voltages and sizes.

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    Homopolar Generators With Resistor: Three-Phase Source Without Neutral Electric Network To Protect

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    This document describes a homopolar generator with resistor that can be used to ground medium voltage networks or protect alternator masses. It consists of a three-phase transformer with a star-connected primary winding and delta-connected secondary winding connected to a resistor. During normal operation, no current flows through the resistor. However, during a fault, the displacement of the neutral point induces a homopolar voltage on the secondary terminals, causing current to flow through the resistor. The value of the resistor and transformer characteristics determine the fault current at the medium voltage level. It provides technical specifications for transformers of various voltages and sizes.

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    HOMOPOLAR GENERATORS WITH RESISTOR

    THREE-PHASE SOURCE WITHOUT NEUTRAL ELECTRIC NETWORK TO PROTECT


    5,5 kV to 20kV
    HOMOPOLAR GENERATORS WITH RESISTOR 50Hz

    NF C 52 300 Voltage networks (50Hz)


    To standard
    ICE 289 5,5 kV 10 kV 15 kV 20 kV

    Insulation level 22 kV 28 kV 38 kV 50 kV
    Shock level 60 kV 75 kV 95 kV 125 kV
    Secondary voltage 410 V at no load on dead fault

    Production characteristics Standard accessories Additional accessories

    Oil, silicone oil immersed 4 Fixed spittable terminals 250A 4 porcelain terminals Fig.2.
    transformer with total filling of tank. (HN 52 S 61) fig.1.
    LV cover (H=230)
    Primary coupling: Star with neutral 2 porcelain terminals 250A
    (C52.052) Fig.3. Safety device DGPT2.
    Secondary coupling: open delta
    2 earthing terminals. Locking device for spittable terminals
    Copper winding. (lock not included).
    Lifting lugs
    Corrugated oil tank.
    Filling and drain plugs.
    Natural air cooled stainless steel wire
    resister. Name and rating plate.
    With casing IP12 made in galvanized
    sheet metal unpainted.
    GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

    Permanent fault current : 5A (3 io).

    Straight fault current limited at : 20 A, 30 A or 50 A


    during 5 seconds (3 io).

    Primary voltage A B C D F G J K M N X Y Z
    5500 V 710 590 840 675 380 170 80 60 90 85 630 360 380
    10000 V 805 630 910 745 380 200 80 60 100 92 630 370 520
    15000V 815 650 1015 850 520 200 80 27 108 102 790 460 560
    20000V 815 650 1015 850 520 200 80 27 108 102 790 460 560

    ( Sizes : millimeters )

    TRANSFORMER RESISTANCE

    Dielectric Oil Oil Silicone


    Air
    Primary
    dielec total dielec total
    voltage
    5500 V 80 280 90 290 23
    10000 V 90 350 100 360 31
    15000 V 115 520 130 535 55
    20000V 1156 520 130 535 55

    ( mass : kg )

    For other voltages, or other currents, pls, consult with us.

    Dry type transformer at the demand.


    OPERATION

    The earthing of a medium voltage network neutral or the


    protection of alternator masses can be carried out using
    a homopolar generator associated to a resistor connected
    on the low voltage end.

    This generator is like a three phase transformer with two


    windings and free flux (generally). This transformer has a
    primary winding (medium voltage) which is star connected
    with its neutral connected to the earth. The secondary is
    delta connected on a resistor.

    During normal operation, the voltage across the terminals


    of the secondary is zero and no current flows through the
    resistor.

    When a fault arises on a phase, neutral point s


    displacement on the primary makes appear an homopolar
    voltage on the terminals of the secondary (see diagrams ) :
    the current flows through the resistor.

    The value chosen for this resistor, and characteristics of the


    transformer (inductive & resistive drops), determines the
    clean fault current at the medium voltage.

    In the event of a less severe fault, the neutral displacements


    is less and the fault current the low and medium voltage end
    proportional to the neutral displacement.

    Rue Ampre -42290 SORBIERS- FRANCE


    Tel: (+33) 04.77.53.90.11 Fax : (+33)04.77.53.08.01

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