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Mains frequency

Kelly Marie Angel
Just checked the dynamic demand site and the frequency was down to around49.7 cycles almost down to the lower legal limit never seen that before
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    I've often thought about the impact of more and more invertor derived AC on the grid, and less and less conventional synchronous generation on the grid


    As we move more to the former, and less of the latter one has to wonder if at some point we need to introduce a central or regional frequency clock to kick all the invertors back into synch


    The man who owns that clock, owns the world !!


    Regards


    OMS
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    I've often thought about the impact of more and more invertor derived AC on the grid, and less and less conventional synchronous generation on the grid


    As we move more to the former, and less of the latter one has to wonder if at some point we need to introduce a central or regional frequency clock to kick all the invertors back into synch


    The man who owns that clock, owns the world !!


    Regards


    OMS
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