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What happens when you connect the synchronous generator to the grid at a different voltage from the grid?
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∙ 13y ago
if u connecting the synchronus generator to the grid at low voltage then it will act as a motor, reverse power will enter after some time winding is burn out if tripping is not occur at reverse power.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 14y agoBoom!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The electromagnetic force created in the Generator is instantaneously converted into mechanical work. This means the Stator (Stationary portion) will MOVE while disapating this energy. The Generator could shear it's coupling bolts to the rest of the machine or even its fondation bolts. I've seen a 10 ton generator completely shear its foundation bolts and flip onto it's side (very scary)
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