1) Machine Model GENSAL represents a salient pole generator with an equal mutual inductance rotor model.
2) The model has 5 states including rotor angle, speed, d and q axis transient voltages, and flux linkages.
3) The mechanical swing equations relate the change in rotor angle and speed to the difference between mechanical input power and electrical torque output.
1) Machine Model GENSAL represents a salient pole generator with an equal mutual inductance rotor model.
2) The model has 5 states including rotor angle, speed, d and q axis transient voltages, and flux linkages.
3) The mechanical swing equations relate the change in rotor angle and speed to the difference between mechanical input power and electrical torque output.
1) Machine Model GENSAL represents a salient pole generator with an equal mutual inductance rotor model.
2) The model has 5 states including rotor angle, speed, d and q axis transient voltages, and flux linkages.
3) The mechanical swing equations relate the change in rotor angle and speed to the difference between mechanical input power and electrical torque output.