Hitachi, Ltd.

Shinsaku Hakuta

Eiji Tsuji

Atsushi Ishihara

Kenichi Hattori

Takashi Watanabe

Akitomi Semba

Hideaki Mori

Tadashi Sonobe

Junji Sato

Yasuomi Yagi

Makoto Suzuki

Osamu Nagura

Yasuhiro Yasaka

Yasuomi Yaji

Hirotaka Akagawa

A rotating machine having a stator core and coolers for cooling a cooling medium which is circulated inside the machine by the rotation of a fan installed near a rotating axis of the rotating machine. The coolers being installed in a ventilation passage for the cooling medium and including at least one cooler installed in one ventilation passage extending from an exhaust side of the fan to a suction side of the fan via the stator core, and at least another cooler installed in another ventilation passage extending from the exhaust side of the fan in the one ventilation passage to an inside of an inner surface of the stator core.

Rotating machine with plural coolers in plural ventilation passages

A rotating machine having a stator core and being equipped with coolers for cooling a cooling medium which is circulated inside the machine by the rotation of a fan installed near a rotating axis of the rotating machine. The coolers are installed in a ventilation passage for the cooling medium and include a primary cooler installed in a primary ventilation passage extending from an exhaust side of the fan to a suction side of the fan via the stator core, and a secondary cooler installed in a secondary ventilation passage extending from the exhaust side of the fan in the primary ventilation passage to an inside of an inner surface of the stator core via the stator core.

Rotating machine

A rotating machine having a core and being equipped with coolers for cooling a cooling medium which is circulated inside the machine by the rotation of a fan installed near the rotating axis. The coolers are installed in a ventilation passage for the cooling medium and comprise a primary cooler installed in a primary ventilation passage extending from the exhaust side of a fan installed near the rotating axis to the suction side of said fan via the core, and a secondary cooler installed in a secondary passage that is branched from the primary ventilation passage.

A rotating machine equipped with coolers for cooling a cooling medium which is circulated inside the machine by the rotation of a fan installed on the rotating axis. The coolers includes two or more coolers installed in a ventilation passage for the cooling medium. At least part of the cooling medium cooled by one cooler is further cooled by another cooler.

A rotating machine having a stator core and being equipped with coolers for cooling a cooling medium which is circulated inside the machine by the rotation of a fan installed near the rotating axis. The coolers are installed in a ventilation passage for the cooling medium and comprise a primary cooler installed in a primary ventilation passage extending from the exhaust side of a fan installed near the rotating axis to the suction side of the fan via the stator core, and a secondary cooler installed in a secondary ventilation passage extending from the exhaust side of the fan in the primary ventilation passage to the inside of the inner surface of the stator core via the stator core.

In order to provide a rotating machine in which the temperature increase distribution inside the machine can be equalized, not only is a primary cooler installed in the primary ventilation passage that extends from the exhaust side of the fans and installed on the rotating axis to the suction side of the fans and via the core, but a secondary cooler is installed in the secondary ventilation passage that is branched from the primary ventilation passage, thus making it possible to further cool part of the cooling medium, which has once been cooled by the primary cooler, by means of the secondary cooler, that is, to cool the cooling medium by circulating it through the coolers twice.

A method of assembling a wound rotor of a vertical type adjustable speed electric rotating machine at a power house of a hydroelectric power plant, with the method including a layer of a rotor body on its side into a pit in the power house with a top surface of an outer circumference of the rotor body extending from the pit to a height sufficient to facilitate a carrying out of field coiling assembling operations by working personnel from a foundation of the power house whereby it is possible to limit an increase in the height of the power house to a sum of an axial length of the assembled rotor body and a height of a crane lifting jig.

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