generator stator winding
The stator is a part which is fixed in a generator and armature winding is assembled and abandons
electromotive force interlinkaging with the magnetic flux provided by the rotor.
It is consisted of core supporting winding and the frame to install the core.
The frame is a cylindrical structure supporting stator structure, bearing stand, and the hydrogen
cooler, which works as attached device supporter, sealing hydrogen gas, constructing airway, and preventing torsion.
The stator core provides magnetic flux, whey, which connects rotating field and make cold-rolled
silicon steel plate fan-wise and insulate to stratify it.
The stator winding is made of the half-coil and is inserted in the slot of stator core,
then weld the end and use it as flat-type copper wire.
The stator winding interlink with the magnetic flux provided from the rotor and abandons electromotive force.
The stator cooling water pipe is a device for providing cooling water to the generator stator winding.
The high-voltage brushing refers to withdrawal terminals of the stator winding.
The hydrogen cooler is a heat exchanger for cooling hydrogen, which is used as cooling gas for the generator rotor.