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DOI: Work Of Asynchronous Generator In The Composition Of Mini-Ges In Autonomous Mode
Sodikjon Yuldashboy Ugli Mahamadjonov , Assistant Teacher Of The Department Of Electrical Engineering, Electromechanics And Electrotechnology, Andijan Institute Of Mechanical Engineering, UzbekistanAbstract
One of the ways to increase the efficiency of mini-hydroelectric power plants is the use of asynchronous generators in their composition, which have a number of advantages over synchronous ones. These advantages include low cost, simplicity of design and operation in normal modes, resistance to external accidents, and a significant resource. But asynchronous generators also have a number of disadvantages, in particular, the inability to regulate the voltage and the consumption of reactive power during the start-up of the unit, the negative effect of which on the distribution electrical networks significantly increases with an increase in the unit capacity of the unit. This article highlights work of asynchronous generator in the composition of mini-GES in autonomous mode.
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Asynchronous generator, mini-GES, autonomous mode, electric generator, autonomous operation
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