Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Nang MagloKo si GenSet

July 27, 2011

Kanina, pagkatest run ng genset, nag-alarm kaagad sa control panel. Ang dahilan o fault: UNDERVOLTAGE.

Paliwanag ng contractor: Ang AVR na to ay may problema, hindi sya nakakapag-generate talaga ng output kaya pagkaraan ng ilang segundo, pababa nang pababa ang BOLTAHE. ang nababasa nyong voltage na 80 V, 78V ay residual VOLTAGE na lang,

Ano yun??? hehehe

Solution:
I-adjust ang setting ng AVR, as suggested ng mga contractor? Well, di ko sure pero dapat siguro mas nagtroubleshoot pa sila.

Another Solution:
Ang main generator, lalo na pag nasa labas, ay kailangan icheck parati pag umuulan at masiguradong di nababasa. Tingnan kung ang AVR ay tuyo at walang naapektuhan dahil pag ang electrical parts ay nagkaroon ng problema, malaking gastos. Kung nagloloko pa din, tingnan ang terminal ng battery. Ang biglang pag-undervoltage habang pinapaandar ang genset ay maaaring epekto pa din ng loose connection sa battery.

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In a generator, residual magnetism, also known as 'remanence' or remanent flux, is due to the hysteresis of the magnetic material in the core. When the current is removed, the magnetic flux often remains at some non-zero value. This is a characteristic phenomenon of ferromagnetic materials.

The residual voltage after a generator has been stopped is due to the capacitance of the insulation system. On medium voltage generators, this capacitance can store a fairly significant amount of charge, and will give an unpleasant shock if you happen to contact it before being discharged.

The other answerer mentioned that it is residual magnetism which is responsible for some form of excitation. In large generators, the field excitation is practically always externally controlled. In medium and smaller generators, a permanent magnet exciter is used to generate the current for field excitation. And, while permanent magnets do offer the most obvious form of residual magnetism, their magnetism is not dependent on generator currents, as implied by the earlier answerer. (nosebleed)


source: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071207235520AAZoAr9

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