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Diesel Generator Response and Coal Fire Response

09/16/2009 3:31 AM

Dear Gents,

We have 12 diesels generator @4 MW which set isoch mode on the governor and paralell with 2 coal fire plant @65 MW which set droop via transmission line. When the "giant load" switch on or switch off, both DG and Coal fire plant maintain the frequency back to stable i.e 60HZ, of course initiate by the DG plant as isoch mode of governor.

The processing both DG plant and Coal fire plant back to ideal frenquency (60Hz), they need to take time a few mili second until second. My question is:

1. How do we can determine the diesel generator and Coal fire plant were in fast response or slow response. How do we calculate whereas we have the historical data:MW load, frequency drop when "the giant load" switched on (starting)

Your kindly help is highly appreciated

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Re: Diesel Generator Response and Coal Fire Response

10/06/2009 2:51 PM

You don't expect the 4MW DG slow responce to give you the problem when both on line? . Even if it did have slow responce the big guy sets the rules here.. Think this is obvious whatever the load At the time the "giant load " is disconnected (meaning DG should be able to cope with full load) is another thing. Coal plant loading should be driven to zero or near zero before disconnected, so DG would not have to adjust to any change on load.

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