Research on the High Leakage Reactance of the Superconducting Controllable Reactor

Long Wang; Kun Nan Cao; Meng Song; Da Da Wang; Nan Nan Hu; Yi Zhang; Li Liu; Wei Dong Wang; Shu Ming Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.214.259

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Research on the High Leakage Reactance of the Superconducting Controllable Reactor

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High leakage reactance of superconducting controlled the working principle and structure of the reactor were introduced Description and analysis of the three modes of operation of the superconducting coil of the secondary side. Three modes of operation of the secondary winding of the two superconducting windings are open, superconducting winding short-circuit superconducting windings open circuit, two superconducting windings are short-circuit. Through the design and calculation of the characteristics of a superconducting controllable reactor three modes of operation, and prospected for high-leakage reactance of superconducting controllable reactor advantages, characteristics and development prospects.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 214)

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November 2012

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Long Wang, Kun Nan Cao, Meng Song, Da Da Wang, Nan Nan Hu, Yi Zhang, Li Liu, Wei Dong Wang, Shu Ming Zhou

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Controllable Reactor, High Leakage Reactance, Power Consumption

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