Abstract
THIS ARTICLE presents the results of engineering and laboratory studies on the use of water as a coolant for direct cooling of the copper conductors of turbine-generator stator windings. Table I compares the relative rates of heat removal by several fluids under similar conditions that are practical for employment in turbine-generators.
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