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Flux monitoring improvement

Sasic et al., 2011

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Document ID
7042912409092240519
Author
Sasic M
Campbell S
Lloyd B
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE industry applications magazine

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Flux monitoring via air gap flux probes is a proven technology used for many years in synchronous machines to determine the presence of turn-to-turn shorts in a rotor winding. This information is critical in planning maintenance outages and augmenting online …
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