Synchronous Generators BG 132 and BG 160

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Synchronous Generators BG 132 / BG 160 Chapter 2, Description Figure 3 Generator governor LCAR3LIM for brushless generators (simplified schematic representation) 18 Issue date: August 2002
Synchronous Generators BG 132 / BG 160 Chapter 2, Description 2.5 Mechanical designs Depending on the rated power output and the number of poles the generators are produced in two different sizes: BG 132 or BG 160. Size BG 132 is used for 2-pole generators with rated power outputs up to 17 kVA. These generators are available as brushless type or with carbon brushes. Depending on the kind of use, generators of the size BG 132 can either be built as single-bearing generators or as two-bearing generators. Single-bearing generators are directly mounted to the engine. In this case the engine bearing is used as second bearing. Size BG 160 is used for • 2-pole generators with rated power outputs starting from 20 kVA or for • 4-pole generators with rated power outputs starting from 10 kVA. Generators of the size BG 160 are exclusively available as brushless generators and are only produced as two-bearing generators. Two-bearing generators are usually installed right next to the engine. Regarding the generator drive, there are various options to choose from (refer to section 2.6 on page 21). To cover a wide range of applications, the generators can be delivered in different versions regarding the electrical connection. • Generator with terminal box mounted (standard type): The terminal box mounted on the generator contains a connection terminal plate for the connecting cables as well as the generator governor. Furthermore, a suppression filter can be installed in the terminal box. However, the suppression filter can also be located in an external control cabinet, if desired. Further information about the terminal box can be found in section 2.7 on page 22. • Cable directly lead out of the generator in a hose without a terminal box mounted: For this version, all connecting cables of the generator as well as the cables for the generator governor are led out of the generator housing using a hose. This version offers the special advantage, that the generator can also be used in relatively hot environments. In this case, the generator governor as well as the complete current distribution and the electrical fuse protection has to be installed in an external control cabinet. Issue date: August 2002 19
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