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Electrical outages. cyber attacks ?

aligarjon
What's the chances of the power outages and airport problems being cyber attacks.     Is that possible.   I would think so  ?


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    It strikes me that as we move away from inertial loads that care about frequency, but can also act as generation for a short period, we probably also need to move to non -inertial generation, where in any case frequency does not change as voltage falls, or if it does, this  it is only because the electronics has been very deliberately programmed to emulate a mechanical system

    In the mean time we probably need to ask if we ought to accept wider frequency variations before making the disconnect decision, and what the impact would be..
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    It strikes me that as we move away from inertial loads that care about frequency, but can also act as generation for a short period, we probably also need to move to non -inertial generation, where in any case frequency does not change as voltage falls, or if it does, this  it is only because the electronics has been very deliberately programmed to emulate a mechanical system

    In the mean time we probably need to ask if we ought to accept wider frequency variations before making the disconnect decision, and what the impact would be..
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