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hi all
I am going to work in old plant (John Brown) fram5 it was Mk II upgraded to Mk vi. This plant is not tied with network and it work at the emergency only in summer.
But what I heared they found problem when one unit in droop system assume it is 8 MW the load is one chiller when they need to put the second chiller in service the first chiller take trip by under voltage. But if there is two unit GT in service each one 4 MW or one unit in isochronuse this phenomena did not happened. So what is the reason?
Second thing is: isochronous=constant frequency by automatically adjusting output power. Droop= frequency is automatically adjusted but when power increase the frequency decrease a bit. My question is how this happen logically? If you have document explain in details the difference I will be thanks.
Another thing, in the isochronous mode is the load increased the MW increasing with regardless the set point or it is controlled by the turbine set point even the load increased?
best regards.
I am going to work in old plant (John Brown) fram5 it was Mk II upgraded to Mk vi. This plant is not tied with network and it work at the emergency only in summer.
But what I heared they found problem when one unit in droop system assume it is 8 MW the load is one chiller when they need to put the second chiller in service the first chiller take trip by under voltage. But if there is two unit GT in service each one 4 MW or one unit in isochronuse this phenomena did not happened. So what is the reason?
Second thing is: isochronous=constant frequency by automatically adjusting output power. Droop= frequency is automatically adjusted but when power increase the frequency decrease a bit. My question is how this happen logically? If you have document explain in details the difference I will be thanks.
Another thing, in the isochronous mode is the load increased the MW increasing with regardless the set point or it is controlled by the turbine set point even the load increased?
best regards.