蒸发冷却技术研究发展中心::中国科学院电工研究所机械工业北京电工技术经济研究所

蒸发冷却技术研究发展中心

Introduction

Research Project

Research Team

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Ongoing Research Projects

日期：2008-09-26 【背景色

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The ongoing research activities will enable the evaporative cooling technology laboratory have outstanding contribution to our country within recent ten years in the following fields:

Industrialization of 400-500 MW evaporative cooling hydro- generators.
Technology study of 800 MW evaporative cooling hydro- generators
Demonstrative applications of 800 MW evaporative cooling hydro- generators in domestic key hydro-project.
The key problem research of 300 MW and 600 MW evaporative cooling turbine generators.
The research and development of large capacity evaporative cooling motor-generator units for pump-up storage power station.
Pioneer research of special type motors and generators adopting evaporative cooling technology.
Pioneer research of evaporative cooling special type transformers
Large-scale applications of evaporative cooling technology in power electronic equipments.
Exploring research of high temperature superconducting electric machines using the evaporative cooling technology combined with superconducting technology.

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Industrialization of 400-500 MW evaporative cooling hydro- generators.

Technology study of 800 MW evaporative cooling hydro- generators

Demonstrative applications of 800 MW evaporative cooling hydro- generators in domestic key hydro-project.

The key problem research of 300 MW and 600 MW evaporative cooling turbine generators.

The research and development of large capacity evaporative cooling motor-generator units for pump-up storage power station.

Pioneer research of special type motors and generators adopting evaporative cooling technology.

Pioneer research of evaporative cooling special type transformers

Large-scale applications of evaporative cooling technology in power electronic equipments.

Exploring research of high temperature superconducting electric machines using the evaporative cooling technology combined with superconducting technology.