US3670192A - Rotating electrical machine with means for preventing discharge from coil ends - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a means of avoiding corona discharges between the coil ends of a rotating electrical machine with coils arranged in winding slots and neighboring grounded machine parts during high test voltage.
- FIGS. 1, 2 and 3 show three different embodiments of the invention in tangential view in relation to the rotating machine and FIG. 4 gives a graphic picture of potential conditions in the embodiment shown in FIG. 3.
- FIG. 1a shows a section through the free coil part along the line 8-8 in FIG. I. 1
- FIG. 1 designates an end part of the stator core in a rotating electric machine and 2 an end part of a rotor surrounded by the stator core, the air gap between stator and rotor being designated 3.
- the dotted line 4 indicates the bottom of a winding slot and the part lying outside the stator core.
- a coil side arranged in the winding slot is designated 5.
- 6 is an end connection for joining two coil sides.
- the straight side of the coil provided with compressed insulation comprises between the slot part a short part running axially outside the stator core which, at the line AA, continues into the weakly insulated part of the coil ends.
- a machine part in the vicinity of this latter coil part is designated 7.
- a partof the coil side 5 in the vicinity of the machine part 7 is provided with a conducting surface layer 9.
- this part is indicated by a small check pattern.
- 5a designates the copper conductor of the coil side and 5b the surrounding coil insulation.
- the conducting surface layer 9 is connected to ground by a resistive element 8, the resistance of which is voltage-dependent in such a way that the impedance decreases as the voltage increases.
- the layer 9 does not necessarily mean that the layer must consist of a material having low resistivity. It may, for example, consist of a varnish having relatively slight additions of graphite powder.
- the resistor 8 is chosen with such resistance/voltage characteristic that its resistance at a voltage corresponding to the maximum potential to ground of the winding at normal operation is several times greater than the impedance formed by the capacitance between the layer 9 and the conductor of the coil side, for example six times as great. This means that the potential of the conducting layer during normal operation deviates only negligibly from the conductor potential of the coil side.
- the conductor of the coil is given a potential in relation to ground which is considerably greater than normal operating potential, for example 3.5 times as great, the resistance of the resistor 8 drops to, for example, 10 percent of its previous value.
- the high test voltage does not cause any essential increase in the potential of the layer 9 in relation to ground and consequently the risk of glow during testing is eliminated.
- the coil insu lation will be subjected to the greater part of the test voltage but, in view of the short testing time, this can certainly be permissible.
- the conducting layer 9 has very high surface resistivity, certain potential difierences may occur within the layer. If desired, these differences can be reduced by connecting the resistor 8 to the conducting layer at one end at a number of suitably spaced contact points. If the transition between the ends of the conducting layer and the uncoated coil insulation is carried out without field equalizing means, it may be advantageous if the ends of the layer during testing have a somewhat higher potential than the central part of the coating. This is achieved with the device shown in FIG. 1 if the resistivity of the layer 9 is high. If the conducting layer is provided with some'field equalizing means (for example similar to that shown in British Pat. No. 842,039) only at one end, it may be an advantage to make the layer with a relatively high surface resistivity and connect the resistor 8 at the same end.
- some'field equalizing means for example similar to that shown in British Pat. No. 842,039
- 12 is a conducting layer which differs from the corresponding layer 9 in FIG. 1 in that it comprises coil end parts of two different coil sides and also intermediate coil ends parts.
- a neighboring grounded machine part in FIG. 2 is designated 10.
- an-impedance element arranged outside the coil surface, for example of the same type as the resistor 8 in FIG. 1.
- conducting coating 13 is also arranged in known manner to surround the part of each coil side lying in the winding slot and also projects slightly outside the slot.
- the coating 11 has the function of controlling the electric field, as described in British Pat. No. 842,039, and at the same time provides the effect intended according to the invention and achieved by the resistor 8 in FIG. I. If the outermost portion of the coil ends is constructed in accordance with FIG. 1, that is, with a means corresponding to 6 in FIG. ljintended to connect the conductors of the coil sides, this should also be surrounded by the conducting layer 12. It is of course also assumed that the device 6 is provided with insulation. If not, which is often the case, the layer 12 should not be drawn out in the vicinity of the uninsulated part.
- the coating A corresponds to the conducting, grounded coating 13 in FIG. 2.
- B designates a coating of the same voltage-dc pendent material as the coating 11 in FIG. 2
- A is a well conducting layer and B, a coating of material having voltage-dependent resistivity.
- FIG. 4 where the fully drawn curve shows the potential distribution of the part of a winding coil shown in FIG. 3 during normal operation of the machine, and the broken curve during testing with increased voltage.
- the distance X from the end of the winding slot is indicated along the abscissa and the potential of the-coil surface in relation to ground along the ordinate.
- the potential in relation to ground given to the coil conductors during testing is designated U whereas the potential of the conductors during normal operation is designated U
- the well conducting layer A can, by suitable dimensioning (composition, length) of the coating B be made to assume an arbitrary potential U, between zero and test voltage during the testing, whereas at operating voltage it assumes approximately the potential of the copper conductor and thus does not cause any increase of the dielectric stress on the coil insulation.
- the voltage-dependent impedance element characteristic of the invention is principally of resistivetype.
- a device according to the invention can be constructed with many different types of voltagedependent resistive impedance elements and it is even feasible to use voltage-dependent impedance elements of capacitive or inductive type.
- each coil side having a relatively strongly insulated first portion, substantially located adjacent to a winding slot and a second, relatively weakly insulated coil end portion spaced from the slot, said machine having a grounded part adjacent to said second portion and spaced from the slot end, means for avoiding glow between said second portion and said grounded machine part during high voltage testing comprising a conducting layer on the surface of said second portion, said layer being electrically spaced from the winding slot, and an impedance element connecting said conducting layer tosaid grounded machine part, the impedance element being voltage-dependent in a voltage range beyond normal machine voltage in such a way that the impedance decreases as the voltage increases.
- said impedance element comprising a resistive member arranged on the outside of the coil surface.
- At least a part of said impedance element comprising a coating having voltage-dependent surface resistivity andarranged on the coil surface between the conducting layer and the end of the winding slot.
- said conducting layer being joined at its axially outer end to a layer of a resistive material arranged axially outside this layer and on the same coil, said material being voltage-dependent in such a manner that its surface resistivity decreases as the voltage increases.
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