• NF EN 60034-4 : 2008

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    ROTATING ELECTRICAL MACHINES - PART 4: METHODS FOR DETERMINING SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE QUANTITIES FROM TESTS

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    Published date:  12-01-2013

    Publisher:  Association Francaise de Normalisation

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    National foreword
    Committees responsible
    Methods
    Section one - Scope and object
    1. Scope
    2. Object
    Section two - General
    3. General
    Section three - Terminology and methods of determination
    4. Direct-axis synchronous reactance Xd
    5. Short circuit ration Kc
    6. Quadrature-axis synchronous reactance Xq
    7. Direct-axis transient reactance X'd
    8. Direct-axis subtransient reactance X'd
    9. Quadrature-axis subtransient reactance X'q
    10. Negative-sequence reactance X2
    11. Negative-sequence resistance R2
    12. Zero-sequence reactance X0
    13. Zero-sequence resistance R0
    14. Potier reactance Xp
    15. Armature and excitation winding direct-current
        resistance Ra and Rf
    16. Positive-sequence armature winding resistance R1
    17. Direct-axis transient open-circuit time constant
        tau'do
    18. Direct-axis transient short-circuit time constant
        tau'd
    19. Direct-axis subtransient short-circuit time
        constant tau'd
    20. Armature short-circuit time constant tau a
    21. Acceleration time tau J
    22. Stored energy constant H
    23. Rated excitation current Ifn
    24. Rated voltage regulation triangle Un
    Section four - Description of the tests and determination
    of machine quantities from these tests
    25. No-load saturation test
    26. Sustained three-phase short-circuit test
    27. Determination of quantities from the no-load
        saturation and sustained three-phase short-circuit
        characteristics
    28. Overexcitation test at zero power-factor
    29. Determination of the excitation current corresponding
        to the rated voltage and rated armature current at
        zero power-factor (overexcitation)
    30. Determination of Potier reactance from the no-load
        and sustained three-phase short-circuit character-
        istics and the excitation current corresponding to
        the rated voltage and rated armature current at zero
        power-factor (overexcited)
    31. Determination of the rated excitation current by the
        Potier diagram
    32. Determination of the rated excitation current by the
        ASA diagram
    33. Determination of the rated excitation current by the
        Swedish diagram
    34. Negative excitation test
    35. Determination of Xq for the negative excitation test
    36. Low slip test
    37. Determination of Xq from the low slip test
    38. On-load test measuring the load angle delta
    39. Determination of Xq from the on-load test measuring
        the load angle
    40. Sudden three-phase short-circuit test
    41. Determination of quantities from the sudden three-
        phase short-circuit test
    42. Voltage recover test
    43. Determination of quantities from the voltage
        recovery test
    44. Applied voltage test with the rotor in direct and
        quadrature axis positions with respect to the
        armature winding field axis
    45. Determination of quantities from the applied voltage
        test with the rotar in direct and quadrature axis
        positions with respect to the armature winding field
        axis
    46. Applied voltage test with the rotor in any arbitrary
        position
    47. Determination of quantities from the applied voltage
        test with the rotor in any arbitrary position
    48. Line-to-line sustained short-circuit test
    49. Determination of quantities from the line-to-line
        sustained short-circuit test
    50. Negative-phase sequence test
    51. Determination of quantities from the negative-phase
        sequence test
    52. Single-phase voltage application to the three-phase
        test
    53. Determination of quantities from the single-phase
        voltage application to the three-phase test
    54. Line-to-line and to neutral sustained short-circuit
        test
    55. Determination of quantities from the line-to-line
        and to neutral sustained short-circuit test
    56. Direct-current winding resistance measurements by
        the voltmeter and ammeter method and by the bridge
        method
    57. Determination of winding d.c. resistance from the
        direct-current winding resistance measurements by
        the voltmeter and ammeter and by the bridge methods
    58. Field current decay test with the armature winding
        open-circuited
    59. Determination of tau'do from the field current decay
        test with the armature winding open-circuited
    60. Field current decay test with the armature winding
        short-circuited
    61. Determination of tau'd from the field current decay
        test with the armature winding short-circuited
    62. Suspended rotor oscillation test
    63. Determination of tau j and H from suspended rotor
        oscillation test
    64. Auxiliary pendulum swing test
    65. Determination of tau j and H from the auxiliary
        pendulum swing test
    66. No-load retardation test
    67. Determination of tau j and H from the no-load
        retardation test
    68. On-load retardation test of mechanically coupled
        machines with the synchronous machine operation as
        a motor
    69. Determination of tau j and H of mechanically coupled
        machines from the on-load retardation test with the
        synchronous machine operating as a motor
    70. Acceleration after a load drop test with the machine
        operating as a generator
    71. Determination of tau j and H of mechanically coupled
        machines from the acceleration after a load drop
        test with the machines operating as a generator
    72. Determination of quantities by calculations using
        known test quantities
    Table I
    Appendix A - Unconfirmed test methods for determining
                 synchronous machine quantities from tests
    A1. Scope
    A2. Object
    A3. General
    Terminology and methods of experimental study
    A4. Excitation current corresponding to the rated
         armature short-circuit current (ifk)
    A5. Direct-axis synchronous reactance Xd
    A6. Quadrature-axis synchronous reactance Xq
    A7. Direct-axis transient reactance X'd
    A8. Quadrature-axis subtransient reactance X'q
    A9. Quadrature-axis subtransient reactance X'q
    A10. Negative-sequence reactance X2
    A11. Armature-leakage reactance X sigma
    A12. Initial starting impedance of synchronous motors Zst
    A13. Direct-axis transient open-circuit time constant
         tau'do
    A14. Direct-axis transient short-circuit time constant
         tau'd
    A15. Quadrature-axis transient open-circuit time constant
         tau'go
    A16. Quadrature-axis transient short-circuit time
         constant tau'q
    A17. Direct-axis subtransient open-circuit time constant
         tau'do
    A18. Quadrature-axis subtransient open-circuit time
         constant tau'qo
    A19. Quadrature-axis subtransient short-circuit time
         constant tau'q
    A20. Direct-axis open-circuit excitation winding time
         constant tau fdo
    A21. Direct-axis open-circuit equivalent damper circuit
         time constant tau kdo
    A22. Direct-axis short-circuit excitation winding time
         constant
    A23. Direct-axis short-circuit equivalent damper winding
         time constant tau kd
    A24. Frequency response characteristics
    Description of the tests and determination of quantities
    and characteristics from these tests
    A25. to A63. Descriptions
    Table IA
    Reference list
    Figures A1 to A23

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    Describes three-phase synchronous machines of 1 kVA rating and larger with frequency of not more than 400 Hz and not less than 15 Hz. Not intended to apply to special synchronous machines such as permanent-magnet field machines. While the tests also apply in general to brushless machines, certain variations do exist and special precautions should be taken. Covers terminology and methods of determination and description of the tests and determination of machine quantities from these tests.

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    Development Note Indice de classement: C51-114PR. PR NF EN 60034-4 May 2007. (05/2007) PR NF EN 60034-4 September 2016. (09/2016)
    Document Type Standard
    Publisher Association Francaise de Normalisation
    Status Current

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