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Document-controlled protection setpoints

Documented Bearing-Temperature Setpoint Comparator

Compare a defined bearing-temperature measurement with alarm and trip setpoints copied from the governing OEM or protection record. This page supplies no universal generator-bearing limit.

T versus entered setpoints°C / °F exact conversionNo automatic shutdown command

Applicability gate: T, A and P must use the same measurand, sensor/location, signal processing and operating configuration. The approved procedure—not this page—governs alarms, delays, voting, load reduction or shutdown.

Documented setpoint comparison

Setpoint state
Current T
Documented A / P
Margin A−T
Margin P−T
Optional ΔT=T−R

Implemented comparison—not a universal limit table

Tsuhu udara=(T°F−32)×5/9   |   T°F=Tsuhu udara×9/5+32
A−T = alarm margin   |   P−T = trip margin
T<A → below entered alarm   |   A≤T<P → at/above entered alarm   |   T≥P → at/above entered trip
optional ΔT=T−R

The conversions and differences are general arithmetic, not an IEEE or ISO formula. Equality is included at each entered setpoint. A negative margin means the measurement is above that entered setpoint. Optional ΔT is not assigned a universal severity.

NEEDS_LICENSED_SOURCE: the former 70–105°C table was attributed to IEEE C50.13 and “common manufacturer practices”, but no accessible normative clause or product-specific record supported those four universal rows, lubricant offsets or ΔT limits. The values were removed rather than guessed.

IEEE C50.13 lifecycle and scope

IEEE C50.13-2014The official IEEE record identifies the standard for 50/60Hz cylindrical-rotor synchronous generators rated 10MVA and above, driven by steam or gas turbines.
StatusIEEE marks the 2014 document Inactive-Reserved, with inactivation dated 27March2025. Purchase or subscription access is required for the full text.

Official record: IEEE C50.13-2014. That scope does not justify selecting a bearing setpoint from bearing type and lubricant alone, nor applying one table to every generator.

Product and application dependence

The SKF Bearing Maintenance Handbook describes lubricant temperature limits as product-dependent and notes that the high-temperature performance limit is not internationally standardized. SKF grease selection guidance also ties range to base oil, thickener, additives and bearing type.

Schaeffler rolling-bearing lubrication guidance explains that operating temperature follows heat generation and dissipation through the bearing, adjacent parts and environment; operating tests may be needed. Therefore generic lubricant temperature offsets and universal temperature-rate rules were removed.

ISO vibration standards are not temperature-setpoint sources

ISO10816-1:1995 is withdrawn, and ISO20816-1:2016 concerns vibration measurement and evaluation. Neither official scope supplies a generator-bearing temperature alarm or trip value.

Interpretation boundary

Embedded bearing-metal temperature, housing temperature and lubricant temperature are different measurands. Verify sensor calibration, installation, signal scaling, filtering, alarm delay, voting/interlocks, operating state and the exact approved response procedure. A webpage comparison cannot certify safe operation or command a shutdown.

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Documented setpoint arithmetic only—not a universal limit, protection design or operating instruction. Scientific review: July2026.

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