A novel numerical approach to calculate the time evolution of the three dimensional distribution of the magnetic field and forces in the end winding regions of large turbine generators is presented. The proposed approach is based on an integral formulation for nonlinear magnetostatic problems. Its main advantage is the reduction of the discretization to only the conductors and magnetic materials. In this paper the solution of a coupled magnetostructural problem consisting in the calculation of the mechanical stresses and deformations caused by the electrodynamic forces is presented. The analysis is based on a time stepping simulation where the currents are derived from the integration of a lumped parameter model.

Coupled Three Dimensional Numerical Calculation of Forces and Stresses on the End Windings of Large Turbo Generators via integral formulation

FORMISANO, Alessandro;MARTONE, Raffaele;
2012

Abstract

A novel numerical approach to calculate the time evolution of the three dimensional distribution of the magnetic field and forces in the end winding regions of large turbine generators is presented. The proposed approach is based on an integral formulation for nonlinear magnetostatic problems. Its main advantage is the reduction of the discretization to only the conductors and magnetic materials. In this paper the solution of a coupled magnetostructural problem consisting in the calculation of the mechanical stresses and deformations caused by the electrodynamic forces is presented. The analysis is based on a time stepping simulation where the currents are derived from the integration of a lumped parameter model.
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