Machine Riddle No.42 – Subtransient negative sequence reactance

Thank you very much for your wonderful conceptual question. As you know, positive sequence reactance of generator is including two parts, one part due to winding leakage flux (transformer effects) and other due to armoutor voltage reaction which related to flux linkage between all involved conductive paths of generator. After switching/changing of armoutor current, the flux linkage cannot change in the short-circuited stator winding. Therefore the currents in the excitation winding and in the damper winding have to magnetize oppositely a counteracting. Following equations define the generator transient and subtransient inductance. The reaction effects of armoutor winding can be observed in all phenomenons which involved to rotation field and the mutual inductance between two or more winding just can be exist in synchronizing situation. Therefore only positive sequence of reactance can be affected from armoutor reaction. The initial effective values of currents for single-phase and two

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I have tried to explain it. Please note that an important portion of synchronizing reactance is related to armoutor reaction or winding induction voltage (emf). This reaction effect just may be for positive sequence which is synchronous with main rotation field and cannot exist for any asynchronous rotation field such as zero and negative sequence. Also the difference value between transient and stady state condition is related to armoutor reaction or induction voltage produced by stator windings.