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New Equipment for Excitation Systems and Operating Experience

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Principles of redundancy of the equipment of excitation systems of powerful synchronous generators are considered and examples of realization of these principles in new high-speed nonbrush field excitation systems, static thyristor excitation systems, and kits for control systems (KOSUR) for reconstruction of excitation systems with high-frequency, nonbrush, and commutator exciters are discussed.

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  1. NIIélektromash Federal State Unitary Enterprise, ORGRÉS Joint-Stock Company, Moscow, Russia

    V. K. Vorobei, S. L. Ivanov, V. V. Kichaev, Yu. L. Presnov, E. N. Popov & I. F. Perel'man

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Vorobei, V.K., Ivanov, S.L., Kichaev, V.V. et al. New Equipment for Excitation Systems and Operating Experience. Power Technology and Engineering 36, 367–372 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023243127470

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