@inproceedings{c7094bd238de4dbf8fd0bc348d8c0e26,
title = "A turbocharged diesel generator set model",
abstract = "Traditional generator models, most commonly representing large thermal plants, are simplified on the basis that they are not subjected to large fast-acting electrical transients. Typically these models use a fifth-order synchronous machine and a lower order prime mover model. Although these models are generally suitable for large power system analysis with relatively small-scale disturbances, when these models are used within small networks they cannot be expected to remain representative. When diesel gen-sets are used as a backup supply, they may be expected to supply full rating in a single step from no-load. In this application a gen-set will experience much larger speed and voltage transients than a large thermal plant and a high degree of modelling must take place.",
keywords = "Automatic voltage regulator, AVR, Diesel, Gen-set, Generator set, Governor, Load acceptance, Model, Prime mover, Synchronous machine",
author = "Cooper, {A. R.} and Morrow, {D. J.} and Chambers, {K. D.R.}",
year = "2009",
language = "English",
isbn = "9780947649449",
series = "Proceedings of the Universities Power Engineering Conference",
booktitle = "Proceedings of the 44th International Universities Power Engineering Conference, UPEC2009",
note = "44th International Universities Power Engineering Conference, UPEC2009 ; Conference date: 01-09-2009 Through 04-09-2009",
}