900 700 600 GENERATOR KVA 8 100 Elepteie Meekien. ~ ue A BEMAC I] GENERATOR VOLTAGE DIP AND RECOVERY CHART eatey rn 405, 30% Basis: 1. ‘No initial load on generator. 2. Generator field at operating temp, 3. Assumes motor inrush- (SKVA) 55} times motor HP (Code F), TlHtow to User 1. Full voltage start = go vertically from motor HP to allow-| ‘able dip, thea hecizontally to geaerstor cating. Exemple: 100 HP motor, 305 dip, requires 302 kva Bemac-II (use 312| kya), Reduced voltage, or compensator Start — motor starting « pability increases inversely as square of voltage reduction, thas: for 80% tsp (0,80)? - 0.64, and above 100 HP example becomes 100 x 0.54 of 64 HP equivalent, and 195 kva gen erator (use 219 kya) required, Similarly, on 65% tap, conversion factor becomes 0.42. 90 79 80 ORF) 120 160 200 740 780 MOTOR HP hea: WH ee Supplement to poce 27. 200-SYN-59PERCENT VOLTAGE DIP (29) FIG. 2 E-M BEMAC II VOLTAGE PIP CHART T, From Fig. Lit was deternined that at aominal 312 BVA gem [> erator was required to limit voltage dip to 30% naximum| while starting a MEV 10) HP motor To determine s more representative dip. proceed as follo () 100 HP x 5.5 KVA/HP BITKVA (nominal gen. size) ~ SKA (b) Follow 276% SKVA line vertically to NL condition, thea horizontally to percent voltage dip (294% in example! |. When starting motor, with an initially loaded (constant wr, the voltage dip may be determined by tial laad as partial generator load (i 0 100 1s (176%) 200 SKA (in percent of generator KYA) 50