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FOIWATER
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I am reading from grainger about transient stability.
I know this will be a amateur question, but...
It says that when a prime mover is turning a synchronous machine, there is a equal and opposite counter torque (electrical counter torque) when the machine rotates at synchronous speed.
This is odd to me, as I would expect an equal and opposite counter torque to stall the machine.
I know this will be a amateur question, but...
It says that when a prime mover is turning a synchronous machine, there is a equal and opposite counter torque (electrical counter torque) when the machine rotates at synchronous speed.
This is odd to me, as I would expect an equal and opposite counter torque to stall the machine.