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January 1, 1956Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers Part II Applications and Industry

Maximum overvoltage on aircraft A-C generators after sudden removal of load

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When load is suddenly removed from an a-c generator, the terminal voltage will rise to some maximum value. The magnitude of this overvoltage is a function of several factors such as the amount of load removed, power factor of the load, regulator time delay, exciter response, and the pertinent constants of the a-c generator. This paper presents an analytical study of the influence of these factors on the magnitude of the maximum overvoltage.

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