Types of equipment required to protect 3 phase generators+transformers

In summary, the conversation discussed the difficulty in finding information on the types of equipment needed to protect 3 phase generators and transformers. The person requested examples of equipment and was directed to search for keywords in technical journal articles. Four potential sources were provided as examples.
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Hi

I have been trying to find the types of equipment required to protect 3 phase generators+transformers for a while now but I just cannot seem to find anything.

If you could help me out and give me examples of the equipment it would be greatly appreciated

Thanks
 
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Your search engine watches your behavior. Teach it that you like genuine scientific content by searching on keywords in technical journal articles .

https://www.google.com/#q=generator+protection
first four hits for me today, tomorrow will probably be different:

http://www05.abb.com/global/scot/scot354.nsf/veritydisplay/c5c29be57a06e03bc12578570041e3ac/$file/1mrk502003-aen_en_generator_protection.pdf

https://www.gedigitalenergy.com/multilin/catalog/generation.htm

http://www.ee.siue.edu/~smuren/ECE 545 Notes/Ch 11 - Generator Protection.pdf

http://www.energy.siemens.com/ecc_pool/SIPROTEC4/8ac4de66-ca16-4769-af95-23f22995f5bd/11_Catalog_SIP_E7_Generator_Protection.pdf
 
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1. What types of equipment are needed to protect 3 phase generators and transformers?

The most common types of equipment required to protect 3 phase generators and transformers include circuit breakers, surge protectors, voltage regulators, and ground fault detectors.

2. Why is it important to protect 3 phase generators and transformers?

Protecting 3 phase generators and transformers is important because it helps prevent damage to the equipment, ensures uninterrupted power supply, and reduces the risk of electrical hazards.

3. How do circuit breakers protect 3 phase generators and transformers?

Circuit breakers protect 3 phase generators and transformers by automatically opening the circuit in case of an overload or short circuit, preventing damage to the equipment and electrical system.

4. What is the function of a surge protector in protecting 3 phase generators and transformers?

A surge protector helps protect 3 phase generators and transformers from sudden voltage spikes and transients, which can cause damage to the equipment and lead to power outages.

5. Can voltage regulators be used to protect both 3 phase generators and transformers?

Yes, voltage regulators can be used to protect both 3 phase generators and transformers by stabilizing the voltage and ensuring a consistent and safe level of power supply.

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