Generator
An electrical generating source represented in a power-system drawing.
Detects an abnormal machine excitation condition using the implementation's field or electrical measurements.
Detects an abnormal machine excitation condition using the implementation's field or electrical measurements.
In a drafting package, connect this reference to the machine measurements and excitation reference. The associated drawing should trace the excitation alarm or generator trip path; the number identifies the role and does not specify the terminal arrangement, ratings or operating settings.
Loss-of-excitation protection supervises a condition; device 41 switches the field circuit.
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