Example 2.23 (H.W):- Two generators 1 & 2 are connected in parallel across two bus-bars to supply an electric load. G1 has a no-load voltage of 240 V with an armature resistance of 0.12. The other generator, G2, has a no-load voltage of 245 V and an armature resistance of 0.16 2. If the total load current is 300 A, determine, a) The terminal voltage (bus-bar voltage). b) The current supplied by each generator c) Total load power. d) The terminal voltage, if G2 is switched OFF due to maintenance.

Example 2.23 (H.W):- Two generators 1 & 2 are connected in parallel across two bus-bars to supply an electric load. G1 has a no-load voltage of 240 V with an armature resistance of 0.12. The other generator, G2, has a no-load voltage of 245 V and an armature resistance of 0.16 2. If the total load current is 300 A, determine, a) The terminal voltage (bus-bar voltage). b) The current supplied by each generator c) Total load power. d) The terminal voltage, if G2 is switched OFF due to maintenance.

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