The heat transfer coefficients in the ventilation channels of a turbogenerator stator of new construction, containing slot-shaped axial channels in the teeth, are investigated. Experiments are carried out on a full-scale physical model with air cooling and on a turbogenerator with hydrogen cooling. In the latter case, active heat-transfer sensors, simulating the slot-shaped channels, are built in to the circulation circuit of the cooling gas of a commercial turbogenerator with hydrogen cooling when it was undergoing bench testing. The results of the experiments can be used when designing high-power turbogenerators with total gas cooling.
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Translated from Élektricheskie Stantsii, No. 4, April 2014, pp. 40 – 44.
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Antonyuk, O.V., Gurevich, Z.I. & Pafomov, Y.V. An Experimental Determination of the Heat-Transfer Coefficients in the Channels of a Turbogenerator Stator with air and Hydrogen Cooling. Power Technol Eng 48, 236–240 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10749-014-0514-x
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