7. An inductive load is shared by two identical synchronous generators A and B equally, if the excitation of alternator A is increased. (a) Alternator A will deliver more current and alternator B will deliver less current. (b) Alternator B will deliver more current and alternator A will deliver less current. (c) both will continue to deliver same current. (d) both will deliver more current.

7. An inductive load is shared by two identical synchronous generators A and B equally, if the excitation of alternator A is increased. (a) Alternator A will deliver more current and alternator B will deliver less current. (b) Alternator B will deliver more current and alternator A will deliver less current. (c) both will continue to deliver same current. (d) both will deliver more current.

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter31: Three-phase Alternators

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5RQ: Assume that Alternator A is supplying power to a load and that Alternator B is to be paralleled to...

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