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A reliable operation of generators is highly dependent on the electrical and mechanical integrity of stator end-winding vibration and has been a major concern in the last two decades. This paper focuses on the experience in hammer impact testing of end-winding vibrations of parallel phase leads and series loop caps in two hydro generators in a different temperature state. The measurements were conducted using hammer testing on the two generators separately and a discussion and comparison of the results was presented in order to perceive the dependence of the temperature and dynamic characteristics of the structures. Introductory, a brief survey of recent research progress in monitoring the end-winding vibrations in generators is presented. Subsequently, a detailed description of the performed measurement, starting from the identification of the object and conducted testing methodology according to established standards is systematically exposed. Ultimately, a paramount accent will be put on the experimental results for the measured natural frequencies of the generators, perspectives and propositions on subsequent scientific will definitely not be left out.

Impact testing of end-winding in two hydro generators in different temperature state