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    The document presents a mathematical model for relating a change in load (ΔPD) to a corresponding change in motor speed (Δf). It defines transfer functions for components including the speed governor (GG), turbine (GT) and motor (GP). The model shows that a step change in load (ΔPD/s) will result in a change in motor speed (Δf) that is determined by dividing the product of these transfer functions by 1 plus their sum.

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    The document presents a mathematical model for relating a change in load (ΔPD) to a corresponding change in motor speed (Δf). It defines transfer functions for components including the speed governor (GG), turbine (GT) and motor (GP). The model shows that a step change in load (ΔPD/s) will result in a change in motor speed (Δf) that is determined by dividing the product of these transfer functions by 1 plus their sum.

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    Δ Pref

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    The document presents a mathematical model for relating a change in load (ΔPD) to a corresponding change in motor speed (Δf). It defines transfer functions for components including the speed governor (GG), turbine (GT) and motor (GP). The model shows that a step change in load (ΔPD/s) will result in a change in motor speed (Δf) that is determined by dividing the product of these transfer functions by 1 plus their sum.

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    ]- P (s)](K /1+ST ) =

    Pref(s) 1/R f(s)}(kg/1+STG)(KT/1+STG)

    f(s)
    Let us assume speed setter is fixed
    kg/1+STG = Gg(s)
    f(s)

    KT/1+STG = GT(s)

    Kp/1+STp = GP(s)

    { 1 + 1/R*GG(s) *GT(s)* GP(s) } = -Gp(s)* PD(s)

    For a step load change PD(s) = PD/s


    f(s) =

    -Gp(s)* PD/s
    { 1 + 1/R*GG(s) *GT(s)* GP(s) }

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