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Superconductive exciter winding for a turbogenerator rotor
Assignee: Kraftwerk Union AG
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Filing: 1977-02-08
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Granted: 1982-05-04
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Expires: 1997-02-08
Abstract
Abstract In a turbogenerator rotor, a winding support cylinder coaxially mounted on the rotor and formed with axially extending slots distributed about the periphery thereof, the slots having a radial extending cross section, and a superconductive exciter winding having coils formed of a multiplicity of directly cooled mutually superimposed conductors fixed in the slots, the conductors of a respective coil located at the radially inner part of the slot having a greater cross section than the conductors disposed in the radially outer part of the slot; and method of producing the superconductive exciter winding.
Inventors
- 👤 Lutz Inticbar
- 👤 Heinrich Kuter
- 👤 Erich Weghaupt
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
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Last Synchronized
2026-11-03 13:12
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02K; H02K3/00; H02K3/04; H02K3/24; H02K3/12; H02K55/00; H02K55/02; H02K55/04; Y; Y02; Y02E; Y02E40/00; Y02E40/60; Y10; Y10S; Y10S505/00; Y10S505/825; Y10S505/876; Y10S505/877; Y10S505/878
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 4
Claim 1
Independent Claim
178 words
In a turbogenerator rotor, a winding support cylinder coaxially mounted on the rotor and formed with axially extending slots distributed about the periphery thereof, said slots having a radially extending cross section, and a superconductive exciter winding having coils formed of a multiplicity of directly cooled mutually superimposed individual conductors fixed in said slots, each of said individual conductors being formed of superconductive material and having a rectangular cross section, the individual conductors of a respective coil located at the radially inner part of said slot having a greater cross section than the individual conductors disposed in the radially outer part of said slot, the individual conductors in the radially outer part of said slot being mutually superimposed on the longer sides of the rectangular cross section thereof, and the individual conductors in the radially inner part of said slot being mutually superimposed on the shorter sides of the rectangular cross section thereof, said slot having a stepped construction at the radially inner part thereof and having a smaller width thereat than at the radially outer part thereof.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
178 words
In a turbogenerator rotor, a winding support cylinder coaxially mounted on the rotor and formed with axially extending slots distributed about the periphery thereof, said slots having a radially extending cross section, and a superconductive exciter winding having coils formed of a multiplicity of directly cooled mutually superimposed individual conductors fixed in said slots, each of said individual conductors being formed of superconductive material and having a rectangular cross section, the individual conductors of a respective coil located at the radially inner part of said slot having a greater cross section than the individual conductors disposed in the radially outer part of said slot, the individual conductors in the radially outer part of said slot being mutually superimposed on the longer sides of the rectangular cross section thereof, and the individual conductors in the radially inner part of said slot being mutually superimposed on the shorter sides of the rectangular cross section thereof, said slot having a stepped construction at the radially inner part thereof and having a smaller width thereat than at the radially outer part thereof.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
278 words
In a turbogenerator rotor, a winding support cylinder coaxially mounted on the rotor and formed with axially extending slots distributed about the periphery thereof, said slots having a radially extending cross section, and a superconductive exciter winding having coils formed of a multiplicity of directly cooled mutually superimposed individual conductors fixed in said slots, each of said individual conductors being formed of superconductive material and having a rectangular cross section, the individual conductors of a respective coil located at the radially inner part of said slot having a greater cross section than the individual conductors disposed in the radially outer part of said slot, the individual conductors in the radially outer part of said slot being mutually superimposed on the longer sides of the rectangular cross section thereof, and the individual conductors in the radially inner part of said slot being mutually superimposed on the shorter sides of the rectangular cross section thereof, said slot having a stepped construction at the radially inner part thereof and having a smaller width thereat than at the radially outer part thereof, a respective coil being received in said slot with two sides thereof facing toward a middle part of said slot, and two plates of insulating material and a wedge plate being secured in said middle part of said slot, said wedge plate pressing said plates of insulating material respectively against said two sides of the coil, said insulating plates having a respective side thereof facing toward the individual conductors at the respective sides of the coil, said sides of said insulating plates being formed with cooling channels open toward said individual conductors and extending in axial direction of the rotor.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
278 words
In a turbogenerator rotor, a winding support cylinder coaxially mounted on the rotor and formed with axially extending slots distributed about the periphery thereof, said slots having a radially extending cross section, and a superconductive exciter winding having coils formed of a multiplicity of directly cooled mutually superimposed individual conductors fixed in said slots, each of said individual conductors being formed of superconductive material and having a rectangular cross section, the individual conductors of a respective coil located at the radially inner part of said slot having a greater cross section than the individual conductors disposed in the radially outer part of said slot, the individual conductors in the radially outer part of said slot being mutually superimposed on the longer sides of the rectangular cross section thereof, and the individual conductors in the radially inner part of said slot being mutually superimposed on the shorter sides of the rectangular cross section thereof, said slot having a stepped construction at the radially inner part thereof and having a smaller width thereat than at the radially outer part thereof, a respective coil being received in said slot with two sides thereof facing toward a middle part of said slot, and two plates of insulating material and a wedge plate being secured in said middle part of said slot, said wedge plate pressing said plates of insulating material respectively against said two sides of the coil, said insulating plates having a respective side thereof facing toward the individual conductors at the respective sides of the coil, said sides of said insulating plates being formed with cooling channels open toward said individual conductors and extending in axial direction of the rotor.
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| 7.5 Years (Year 8) | 1989-05-03 | 1989-11-02 | 1990-05-04 | $3760.00 | Window Closed / Lapsed |
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