Solid-rotor turbine-generators have commonly been derived from the fitting of curves to terminal characteristics obtained by measurement or from finite element simulations. The paper presents a new method to represent the open-circuit operational inductances of a large turbogenerator of 150 MVA. The method differs from current estimation techniques because the lumped model and its parameters are determined simultaneously. It is based on a finite-element electromagnetic linear analysis of the solid-rotor machine cross section in the frequency domain. Network theory is used to characterise the quadrature-axis model where the problems of model structure and parameter determination are treated. A q-axis equivalent circuit with one damper winding and frequency dependent parameters is found. In addition, an analysis of the machine d-axis is presented. It is based in an electromagnetic study of the "black box" two-port network, where the open-circuit operational inductances are represented by frequency dependent parameters.
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