) Two 220-V. d.c. generators, each having linear external characteristics, operate in parallel One machine while the other has a has a terminal voltage of 270 V on no-load and 220 V at a load current voltage of 280 V at no-load and 220 V at 50 A. Calculate the output of each machine and the bus bar voltage when the total load is 60 A. What is the kW output of each machine under this condition

) Two 220-V. d.c. generators, each having linear external characteristics, operate in parallel One machine while the other has a has a terminal voltage of 270 V on no-load and 220 V at a load current voltage of 280 V at no-load and 220 V at 50 A. Calculate the output of each machine and the bus bar voltage when the total load is 60 A. What is the kW output of each machine under this condition

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