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SPECIFICATIONS:
Part Number: 9905-760
Manufacturer: Woodward
Product Type: Digital Synchronizer and Load Control Module
Dimension: 16cm*16cm*12cm
Repair: 3-7 Day
Availability: In Stock
Weight: 1.82 kg
Country of Origin: United States
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:
9905-760 is a Digital Synchronizer and Load Control Module manufactured and designed by Woodward and used in Gas Turbine Control Systems. A digital synchronizer is a device used to synchronize multiple generators or power sources in a power system. It ensures that the generators are running at the same frequency and phase angle before they are connected to the power grid or to each other. Digital synchronizers use microprocessors to measure the frequency and phase angle of the generators and provide control signals to adjust their output. A load control module, on the other hand, is a device that regulates the power output of a generator or power source based on the load demand. It adjusts the output of the generator to maintain a stable voltage and frequency in the power system. Load control modules use electronic circuits to measure the load demand and adjust the power output of the generator accordingly.
Both digital synchronizers and load control modules are essential components in a power system, especially in large industrial applications where multiple generators are used. They help ensure that the power system is operating efficiently and reliably, with a stable frequency and voltage, while preventing damage to the generators due to overloading or synchronization errors.
FEATURES:
Digital synchronizers and load control modules have several key features that make them essential components in power systems. Here are some of the main features of each:
Digital Synchronizer:
Load Control Module:
Together, these two devices help ensure that power systems operate efficiently, reliably, and safely. They are often used in conjunction with other control and monitoring devices, such as voltage regulators and protective relays, to provide a comprehensive solution for power system management.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
What is the difference between a digital synchronizer and a load control module?
A digital synchronizer is a device that synchronizes multiple generators or power sources in a power system, while a load control module regulates the power output of a generator or power source based on the load demand.
Why is synchronization important in a power system?
Synchronization is important because it ensures that the generators are running at the same frequency and phase angle before they are connected to the power grid or to each other. This prevents damage to the generators and ensures that the power system operates efficiently and reliably.
What are some benefits of using digital synchronizers and load control modules in a power system?
Using digital synchronizers and load control modules in a power system can help ensure that the power system operates efficiently, reliably, and safely. They enable precise synchronization of multiple generators, regulate power output based on load demand, and protect the generators from damage due to overloading or synchronization errors.
