1) 11) The maximum allowed increase in power angle during the fault that would ensure generator stability is π/6 rad. Will the generator retain stability after the fault clearing? Calculate the maximum electrical power that the generator can deliver to the network.
1) 11) The maximum allowed increase in power angle during the fault that would ensure generator stability is π/6 rad. Will the generator retain stability after the fault clearing? Calculate the maximum electrical power that the generator can deliver to the network.
1) 11) The maximum allowed increase in power angle during the fault that would ensure generator stability is π/6 rad. Will the generator retain stability after the fault clearing? Calculate the maximum electrical power that the generator can deliver to the network.
A synchronous generator with inertia constant, H, operates in steady state with steady state rotor angle δ0. The steam turbine delivers rated mechanical power Pm to the generator. Following a three-phase short circuit fault at the generator terminals, the generator’s rotor accelerated at the rate of π/6 rad/s2. The fault lasted 2t=s. i) The maximum allowed increase in power angle during the fault that would ensure generator stability is π/6 rad. Will the generator retain stability after the fault clearing? ii) Calculate the maximum electrical power that the generator can deliver to the network.
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