Generator Monitoring: Unique Electrical Profiles

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The discussion centers on the lack of available data and publications regarding generator monitoring through unique electrical profiles created by shaft grounding devices. Participants share a link to a free resource but note that most relevant information is found in IEEE Journals, which require access. One user expresses frustration over the difficulty in finding substantial information despite extensive searching. The topic highlights the novelty of this area in generator monitoring. Overall, there is a clear need for more accessible research on this subject.
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Is anyone aware of any data or publications on
"generator monitoring using unique electrical profiles created by shaft grounding devices "
?
if so let me know some links
I can't find information on it anywhere.. it is relatively new though.
 
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Chuckeng said:
Is anyone aware of any data or publications on
"generator monitoring using unique electrical profiles created by shaft grounding devices "
?
if so let me know some links
I can't find information on it anywhere.. it is relatively new though.

http://www.poluxtec.com.br/catalogos/Generator%20Monitoring%20using%20Unique%20Electrical%20Profiles.pdf

Other than that free one, you'll need access to IEEE Journals.

CS
 
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stewartcs said:
http://www.poluxtec.com.br/catalogos/Generator%20Monitoring%20using%20Unique%20Electrical%20Profiles.pdf

Other than that free one, you'll need access to IEEE Journals.

CS

thanks mate, already got that one, I've been on the journals for a day now and not really much luck, thanks all the same!
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