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Ian_Brooks
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http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/6983/energytut1rc0.jpg
http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/8168/energytut1suppou2.jpg
Now why does machine 1 act as a motor and 2 as a generator?
The above question shows that both have current leaving the positive terminal
- so the generator convention is assumed
but they both absorb negative Real and Reactive power. Then why is either a generator and a motor?
Do we consider the other a load once one is assumed to be a generator? Then what happens when we have multiple generators in a network?
http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/8168/energytut1suppou2.jpg
Now why does machine 1 act as a motor and 2 as a generator?
The above question shows that both have current leaving the positive terminal
- so the generator convention is assumed
but they both absorb negative Real and Reactive power. Then why is either a generator and a motor?
Do we consider the other a load once one is assumed to be a generator? Then what happens when we have multiple generators in a network?
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