Reduction of mechanical stresses on turbosets upon occurrence of

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Generator protective circuits

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322 27, 361 58, 361 93, H02H 706

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for reducing the mechanical stresses on the shaft of a turboset and on the shaft of the generator coupled thereto upon the occurrence of a three-pole mains short circuit near the generator and upon the subsequent elimination of the three-pole short circuit. A generator switch is connected between the output of the generator and the mains, and a resistor, whose size is adapted to the size of the load on the generator, is connected in parallel with the generator switch. The generator switch is opened upon the occurrence of a short circuit to switch the resistor into the load circuit of the generator and the resistor is again bridged when the short circuit is switched off of the mains.

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