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Capacitive Self-Excitation in a Six-Phase Induction Generator for Small Hydro Power -- An Experimental Investigation

Results of an experimental investigation dealing with the behavior of a split wound 6-phase self-excited induction generator (SEIG) with capacitor excitation in conjunction to a stand-alone small hydro power scheme is presented. As predicted, the scheme is found offering high reliability, improved capability of voltage build-up and load withstanding along with acceptable efficiency. Results obtained show that the system has sufficient capability for practical use in stand-alone power generation with small hydropower.