Hattori r1ID31VER89

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Hitachi Ltd.2008 All Rights Reserved.

CIGRE SC A1 2008 Panel Session

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State-of-the-art Technology for Large Turbine Generators

August, 2008

Kenichi Hattori*, Kazuhiko Takahashi, Shigeki Tohnosu, and Kado Miyakawa

Hitachi, Ltd.

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Hitachi Turbine Generator Development History

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Two-Pole GeneratorFour-Pole GeneratorAir-Cooled Machine

1570 MVA ABWR

1300 MVA

940 MVA

626 MVA

520 MVA

800 MVA

778 MVA670 MVA

408 MVA

320 MVA

217 MVA165 MVA

70 MVA

250 MVA230 MVA

1120 MVA

1570 MVA 4 pole1120 (1230) MVA 2 pole

2000 MVA ?

Current

Near future

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Current

1,300-MVA (1,500 rpm) Turbine Generatorat Fukushima Nuclear Power Station No.

2 (Japan)

1,570-MVA (1,800 rpm) Turbine Generator at Hamaoka Nuclear Power Station

No. 5 (Japan)

Largest Units for Nuclear Power Plants (4 poles)

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Current

749 MVA 1,800 rpm 60 Hz Turbine Generator at KoriNuclear Power Plant No.1

(Korea)

Replacement of Generators for Nuclear Power Plants

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Hydrogen Coolers

Stator Core

Field Winding

BearingsRotor

Stator Coil End Support

Stator Winding

Collector Rings

Brush Holders

Radial Fans (4-pole)Axial Fans (2-pole)

High Voltage Bushings

Stator Cooling Water SystemSeal Oil System

Hydrogen Control System

Retaining Rings

Bushing CTs

Typical Structure of 1,000 MVA Class GeneratorGenerator components

Radial Flow (4-pole)GPU Flow(2-pole)

W/O Suspension (4pole)With Suspension (2pole)

Ventilation Fans

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Stator Core - Clamping Structure -

Clampingfingers

Key bars

Statorcore

ClampingplateReinforcement

ring

Horizontal spring bars(for 2-pole only)

Wrapper plate

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Ventilation of Generator Rotor (4-pole*)

Conductor

VentilationHole

Sub-SlotRadial Flow

Discharge GasWedge

TurnInsulator

CreepageBlock

Slot Armor

InsulatingFiller

Inlet Gas

Rotor (Radial Flow Ventilation)

* Used also for 2-pole generators of smaller output

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Directly cooledGap pick up flow(Diagonal flow)

Bafflefor zone separation Stator

Rotor

Exhaustzone

Suction zone

Exhaustgas zone

Suctiongas zone

Suctiongas zone

Ventilation of Generator Rotor (2-pole only) Rotor (Gap Pick-up Ventilation)

Direction ofRotation

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Inlet GasDischarge Gas

GAS FLOW

Ventilation of Generator Rotor (Gap pick-up)

Direction of Rotation

H2 InH2 OutRotation

Rotation

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- 6000 - 5000 - 4000 - 3000 - 2000 - 1000 0Axial position from rotor center (mm)

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Rotor Center

Slot portionEnd portion

Cooling gas inlet Cooling gas inlet

Example of Rotor Temperature Analysis

Outlet Inlet

End and transition portion Repetitive portion

Transition Inlet

Stator

Rotor

We Investigate interaction of

stator and rotor Control both hot spot and

average temperature

End

Stator

Rotor

Result of ventilation analysis

Ventilationnetwork

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Stator Coil - Strand -Stator Coil and Cooling SystemCross Section of Stator Slot

Hollow Strand

Solid Strand 540Roebel Transposition

Slot Region

Coil Center

Cooling Water Flow

Bottom Coil

Top Coil

Wedge

Center Filler (RTD)

Strands and Transposition

Temperature Analysis

Top Ripple Springend

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Bottom coil

Example of Stator Coil Temperature Analysis

Linkage fluxSec.1Sec.3 Sec.2

Sec.3 Sec.2 Sec.1

Slot Region

Coil Center

Cooling water flow

Temperature distribution

End

Loss distribution

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Circulatig+ DC Total Total Total

Stator core

Top coil

End Slot region End

High

Low

Sec.1Sec.3 Sec.2

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Stator Coil - Coil End Support System -

End winding

Slide bearingSupport arm

Stator core

Permanentring

Nose ring

Slide bearingSupport arm

End winding

Sliding

Stator core

Permanentring

Nose ring

Binding Band

Sliding support

Secured from radial and circumferential movement

Free for axial movement

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Duct piece

End duct

Stator Core - Measures against Overheating -Stator core

End Duct Teeth Cut Slits

Arrangement of the stator core end is designed to reduce detrimental heating effect (eddy current loss) due to axial leakage magnetic flux.

Stepped Teeth

Bottom coil

Top coil

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Advanced Technology for Optimum Design

Vibration Analysis of Stator CasingElectro-Magnetic Force and Vibration Analysis on Stator End Windings

Mechanical Analysis of Rotor Shaft Ventilation AnalysisFan Characteristics Analysis

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- 6000 - 5000 - 4000 - 3000 - 2000 - 1000 0Axial position from rotor center (mm)

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Rotor Center

Slot portionEnd portion

Cooling gas inlet Cooling gas inletCooling water flow

Generator magnetic flux analysis Magnetic filed analysis at stator core end plate

Magnetic field analysis at stator core end

Stator coil temperature distribution Rotor coil temperature distribution

Advanced Technology for Optimum Design

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Quality Assurance and Tests for Development

Spinning Burst Test Using Full -Size Rotor

Quality control and inspection of components

Stator Inspection

Clean Room for Stator/Rotor Assembly

Stator End Winding VibrationTest Equipment

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Quality Assurance and Tests for Development

High performance of the insulation system confirmed from thermal cyclic endurance test

Stator coil (Insulation for Class F)

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Proven Technology for High-performance Generator

Shaft

High-StrengthForging Material

Radial

Flow

Retaining ring

18Mn-18Cr Anti-corrosion

Material

Stator frame

Round-type cooler boxTop-dome-

type cooler box

Stator bars

F-class Insulation

System

Terminal box

Twin terminal boxes for4 star

connection

Stator core

Reduction of stator core end

loss

Tetra-lock type stator coil end

support

Movable to axial directionRigid to radial

and circumferential

direction

2,000-MVA Class Generator for ESBWR

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Future Design Philosophy

Item Country China Japan ESBWRCapacity MVA 1,120 (Max 1,230)

1,000 (Max 1,083.5)0.9

NLT 0.5027

23,949 (Max 26,302)

Connection - 2Y 4Y 4Y0.52

3,0002

Water DirectH2 Direct

(GPU Flow)Exciter - Static Static

1,570

Static

App. 1,900 2,000App. 1,700 1,800

0.9NLT 0.35 (*1)

24 - 27App. 44,000 - 38,000

0.52 0.621,800

4Water Direct

Power factor - 0.9SCR - NLT 0.58

Voltage kV 22

H2 Direct(Radial Flow)

Rotating speed rpm 1,800No. of Poles - 4

Stator cooling - Water DirectRotor cooling - H2 Direct

(Radial Flow)

Output MW 1,413

Current A 41,202

H2 Pressure MPag 0.52

* 1: According to IEEE C50.13 - 2005

Comparison of Parameters

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Features of Large Turbine Generators

Difference between 4 and 2-pole generator discussed The main technique that characterize our generator is the

minute temperature analysis where the rotor and the stator

interaction was fully incorporated.

The stator strand loss and temperature are examined full 3-D scale while physically considering transposition.

From the above, the current maximum rating is 1,570 MVA (4-pole) and 1,230 MVA (2-pole). We foresee future 2,000 MVA in

the future.

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Thank you

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Current - 4 pole generators -

Country Capacity(MVA) RPM Voltage(KV) Service Year

Japan 1570 1800 22 2005Japan 1540 1800 24 2006Japan 1530 1800 22 2011Japan 1300 1500 19 1984Japan 1300 1500 19 1987Japan 1300 1500 19 1990Japan 1300 1500 19 1994Japan 1280 1800 22 1993Japan 1280 1800 22 1987Korea 1222 1800 22 2009Korea 1222 1800 22 2009

Current 4-pole generator for NPP including AVR

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Current - 2 pole machine -

Country Capacity(MVA) RPM Voltage(KV) Service Year

China 1230 3000 27 2006Korea 1028 3600 25 2008Korea 1028 3600 25 2009USA 1025 3600 24 2007USA 986 3600 24 2010Germany 962 3000 21 2009Germany 962 3000 21 2012Netherland 962 3000 21 2012Germany 962 3000 21 2013USA 828 3600 25 2009USA 825 3600 25 2008USA 825 3600 25 2009Japan 800 3600 25 1992

Current 2-pole generator (latest upgrade)

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Bottom coil

Example of Stator Coil Loss Analysis

Linkage fluxSec.1Sec.3 Sec.2

Loss distribution

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Circulatig+ DC Total

Stator core

Top coil

End Slot region End

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State-of-the-art Technology for Large Turbine GeneratorsAugust, 2008Kenichi Hattori*, Kazuhiko Takahashi, Shigeki TohnosuHitachi Turbine Generator Development HistoryCurrentCurrentTypical Structure of 1,000 MVA Class GeneratorStator Core - Clamping Structure -Ventilation of Generator Rotor (4-pole*) Ventilation of Generator Rotor (2-pole only) Ventilation of Generator Rotor (Gap pick-up) Example of Rotor Temperature AnalysisStator Coil - Strand -Example of Stator Coil Temperature AnalysisStator Coil - Coil End Support System -Stator Core - Measures against Overheating -Advanced Technology for Optimum DesignAdvanced Technology for Optimum DesignQuality Assurance and Tests for DevelopmentQuality Assurance and Tests for DevelopmentProven Technology for High-performance GeneratorFuture Design PhilosophyFeatures of Large Turbine GeneratorsThank youCurrent - 4 pole generators -Current - 2 pole machine -Example of Stator Coil Loss Analysis

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