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Discussion on "Internal faults in synchronous machines. II. Modelperformance" [Comments and authors' reply]

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Marguerite Holmberg at Svenska kraftnät
Marguerite Holmberg
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Kailash Srivastava at Symbiosis University of Applied Sciences
Kailash Srivastava
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P.P. Reichmeider
P.P. Reichmeider
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M.T. Holmberg et al. comment on the original paper by P.P. Reichmeider (see ibid., vol.15, no.4, p.380-3, 2000). They briefly mention the rotor d-axis alignment and fault location computation for partitioned windings. The original authors reply to the comments

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Internal faults in synchronous machines. II. Model performance
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  • Jan 2001
For pt.I see ibid., vol.15, no.4, p.376-9 (2000). This paper applies techniques for analyzing internal phase and ground faults in the stator windings of large synchronous machines. A variety of internal fault conditions are considered, with results for a 75% ground fault presented, along with comprehensive data for a test machine. The methodology is validated by comparison with results obtained from independent finite element analyses
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