GER3688B - GE Generators - An Overview - GE Energy
GER3688B - GE Generators - An Overview - GE Energy
GER3688B - GE Generators - An Overview - GE Energy
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radial flow design, is self-pumping and does not<br />
rely on the fan for air flow. The overall ventilation<br />
pattern is shown in Figure 9.<br />
The rotor winding fits in a rectangular slot<br />
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required on longer rotors, several wedges are used<br />
in each slot. The rotor slot insulation, turn insula-<br />
tion and other materials in contact with the wind-<br />
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ability through use on other generator designs.