Study on Dynamic Response of Torsional Vibration of Turbo-Generator Unit Caused by Short Circuit Fault

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When short circuit faults happen near power plant or generator terminal, severe transient torque shock will act on the shaft system, which seriously affects the safe and stable operation of the unit. Using the increment transfer matrix method, the dynamic responses of torsional vibrations are calculated in this work. Combined with the complex Morlet wavelet and time-frequency contour map, the time-frequency domain characters of dynamic torque are analyzed. The analyzed results show that the torque value caused by three phase short circuit fault is largest. The order of torque value from high to low is two phase short circuit to ground, two phase interphase short circuit and single phase short circuit. The electric distance between short circuit point and generator is more short, and the torsional vibration is more serious.

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September 2012

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