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9440300990 7-7
DECS-250 Regulation
voltage for a specific point on the line. Line drop compensation is applied to both the real and reactive
portion of the generator line current. It is expressed as a percentage of the generator terminal voltage.
Equation 7-1
is used to calculate the Line Drop Value.


=
󰇡

󰇣×

× cos 󰇡

󰇢󰇤󰇢
+ 󰇡×

× sin 󰇡

󰇢󰇢
Equation 7-1. Line Drop Value
LD
Value
= Line drop value (per unit)
V
avg
= Average voltage, metered value (per unit)
LD = Line Drop % / 100
I
avg
= Average Current, metered value (per unit)
I
bang
= Angle of phase B current (no compensation)
The LD
Value
is the per-unit value seen down the line from the synchronous machine. Equation 7-2 is used
to determine the voltage needed to adjust for line drop.
,
=
,


Equation 7-2. Voltage Needed to Adjust for Line Drop
Equation 7-3 is used to obtain primary units.

=
,
×

Equation 7-3. Obtain Primary Units
The new line drop adjusted setpoint is calculated using Equation 7-4.
 
=

+

Equation 7-4. Line Drop Adjusted Setpoint
Refer to Figure 7-5 for an illustration of the Line drop compensation settings.

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Basler DECS-250 Specifications

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BrandBasler
ModelDECS-250
CategoryControl Systems
LanguageEnglish

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