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This paper describes a method to calculate saturated reactances of synchronous machines at various loads under steady-state operation by considering influence of cross-magnetizing phenomenon between d- and q-axis circuits. In the method, mutual reactances x/sub dq/ due to the cross-magnetizing phenomenon can be calculated on the basis of two-dimensional magnetic field analysis. The validity of analysis is shown by good agreement between measured and calculated field current values of a 592 MVA turbine generator at various loads. It is clear that quantitative accuracy requires the magnetic coupling between d- and q-axis circuits be considered. Subsequently, steady-state reactances at various loads are analyzed by considering mutual reactances x/sub dq/ due to cross-magnetizing phenomenon. The relation between the load angle /spl delta/ and mutual reactance x/sub dq/ is clarified, and the difference between equivalent synchronous reactances that are obtained by considering x/sub dq/ and conventional defined synchronous reactances that do not consider x/sub dq/ is shown numerically.
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