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Testing of HT Motors

The document discusses testing procedures for high voltage motors ranging from 140kW to 40MW used in power plants. It describes the various routine tests conducted on motors including cold resistance tests, no load tests, lock rotor tests, and temperature rise tests. It also discusses special tests like IP55 protection tests and insulation resistance tests. The testing is done using various motor generator sets and advanced instrumentation in the test plant facilities. Magnetic centring is described as a process to ensure equal air gaps on both sides of the motor's bearings.

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Testing of HT Motors

The document discusses testing procedures for high voltage motors ranging from 140kW to 40MW used in power plants. It describes the various routine tests conducted on motors including cold resistance tests, no load tests, lock rotor tests, and temperature rise tests. It also discusses special tests like IP55 protection tests and insulation resistance tests. The testing is done using various motor generator sets and advanced instrumentation in the test plant facilities. Magnetic centring is described as a process to ensure equal air gaps on both sides of the motor's bearings.

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DISCUSSIONS WITH M/S NTPC POWER SECTOR EXECUTIVES WORKS TESTING OF HT MOTORS 23rd April 2008.

TESTING OF H.T. MOTORS

PC JAIN AGM(IMS)

RANGE OF MOTORS & TYPE OF M/Cs.


RANGE : 140 KW TO 40 MW
TYPE OF M/Cs INDUCTION SYNCHRONOUS : SLIP RING INDUCTION MOTORS : SQ. CAGE INDUCTION MOTORS : MOTORS & GENERATORS

VFD MACHINES ( VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE ) FLAME PROOF , PRESSURISED MACHINES.

TYPES OF TESTS
1.0 IN PROCESS OR STAGE TESTS : MEASUREMENT OF RESISTANCE, IMPEDANCE, IR , PI, TAN DELTA AND HV TEST . MAGNETIC CENTRING . 2.0 ROUTINE TESTS : TO CHECK GENERAL PERFORMANCE OF ASSEMBLED MOTOR ON TEST BED.

LIST OF ROUTINE TESTS.


1.0 COLD RESISTANCE. 2.0 PHASE SEQUENCE / DOR 3.0 MECHANICAL RUN OF MOTOR AT NO LOAD. 4.0 NO LOAD CURVE , SHAFT VOLTAGE & VIBRATIONS. 5.0 LOCK ROTOR TEST. 6.0 POLARISATION INDEX ( >1.5). 7.0 AC H. V. TEST AT (2XU+1) FOR 1 MINUTE.

TYPE TESTS
1.0 NO LOAD SATURATION CURVE( FROM 125 % RATED VOLTAGE TO 25% RATED VOLTAGE.) 2.0 DETERMINATION OF STARTING CURRENT & STARTING TORQUE BY LOCK ROTOR TEST. 3.0 LOAD POINTS AT 100 %, 75% & 50 %. 4.0 OVER LOAD AT 160% RATED CURRENT. (SUBJECT TO TEST PLANT LIMITATION.

TEMPERATURE RISE TEST METHODS

1.0 DIRECT LOADING METHOD(UP TO 1300 KW) 2.0 BACK TO BACK METHOD(INDENTICAL MACHINES) 3.0 MIXED FREQUENCY METHOD : A COMBINATION OF 50 Hz & 40 Hz SUPPLY IS FED FROM TWO INDEPENDENT SOURCES.

SPECIAL TESTS 1.0 IP 55 (IInd NUMERAL) 2.0 TAN DELTA TEST ON MACHINES ABOVE 3.3 KV 3.0 IMPULSE TEST AT (4 U+5) KV . U=LINE VOLTAGE 4.0 RETARDATION TEST. 5.0 PRESSURISATION TEST. 6.0 VOLTAGE DECAY 7.0 WORKING OF BACKSTOP 8.0 EXTENDED NO LOAD RUN

EFFICIENCY CALCULATION
BY SUMMATION OF LOSSES METHOD. -FRICTION & WINDAGE LOSSES FROM NO LOAD CURVE -IRON LOSS FROM NO LOAD CURVE -STATOR Cu LOSS ( 3X Isq.R ) -ROTOR Cu LOSS (Slip X AIR GAP POWER) AIR GAP POWER= INPUT-St. Cu LOSS-IRON LOSS -STRAY LOAD LOSS = 0.5 % OF OUTPUT -OUTPUT=INPUT-LOSSES -EFFICIENCY= (OUTPUT/INPUT)X100

ACCEPTANCE NORMS AND TOLERANCES AS PER IS 325 : TOTAL LOSSES : +10% POWER FACTOR (Min 0.02 & Max 0.07) : 1/6(1-Pf) STARTING CURRENT : +20% STARTING TORQUE : -15%,+25% PULL OUT TORQUE : -10% RESISTANCE VARIATION(M/C TO M/C) : +/-10% RESISTANCE VARIATION(PH TO PH) : +/-2% PHASE CURRENT : +/-2% VIBRATION AS PER IS 12075 OR VDE NOISE AS PER IS 12005

INSULATION RESISTANCE (MIN. VALUES) M/C VOLTAGE (KV) IR(AMBIENT) IR(75 C)

UP TO 1.0 KV UP TO 3.3 KV UP TO 6.6 KV UP TO 11.0 KV

30 M OHMS 120 M OHMS 250 M OHMS 500 M OHMS

1 M OHMS 4 M OHMS 7 M OHMS 15 M OHMS

TEST PLANT FACILITIES -15 MVA MG SET -10 MVA MG SET -5 MVA MG SET -2 MVA MG SET -1750 KVA MG SET -650 KVA MG SET -2000 KVA MG SET -HIGH ACCURACY DIGITAL INSTRUMENTATIONS -POWER ANALYSERS -NOISE , VIBRATION , TEMPERATURE MEASURING DIGITAL INSTRUMENTS. -DIGITAL CONTROL OF MG SETS& M/c U/TEST.

TESTING OF H.T. MOTORS

WHAT IS MAGNETIC CENTRING? IT IS A SETTING OF THE MACHINE TO ENSURE EQUAL GAP ON BOTH SIDES OF THE BEARING. THIS IS RELEVENT ONLY IN CASE OF SLEEVE TYPE BEARINGS & HORIZONTAL CONSTRUCTION. -END SHIELD MOUNTED - PEDESTAL MOUNTED

WHAT IS MAGNETIC CENTRING? 1. Geometrical center of stator and rotor, is not the magnetic center of machine due to asymmetry of core & other components. 2. Magnetic force pulls the rotor to-ward center of the stator axially. 3. Motor bearing thrust shoulders are not designed to carry any axial thrust exerted from driven equipment side. 4. Motor may hunt if it is coupled off center, and specially w/o Limited End Float coupling .

MAGNETIC CENTRING 1.Ensure that the rotor is "level" before Starting the procedure . 2. Rotor should be free to rotate in bearings. (not restricted by labyrinth seals). 3.Run the motor at rated voltage /speed on no-load w/o coupling. 4.Mark a line on rotor on chalk & sharp knife(C/L).

MAGNETIC CENTRING 5. Trip the Motor , mark two additional lines by Pushing the rotor Axiallyon either side. 6. If both the lines are equally spaced on either side of the C/L & total Brg clearance is O.K. (M/C -OK) 7.For machines with End shield mounted bearings, Achieve Equal clearance by adjusting shims. 8.For machines with Pedastal mounted bearings, Achieve equal clearance by shifting the stator axially. Do not Forget to check the air gap.

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