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Lessons learned from generator event reports
2010
2010 63rd Annual Conference for Protective Relay Engineers
Generators are critical components of the power system. In addition to being some of the most expensive pieces of equipment on the system, they are also extremely critical to power system stability. A false trip can lead to extensive testing in search of a nonexistent fault, while a delayed trip can result in unnecessary additional damage to equipment. Both misoperations result in excessive equipment outages, increasing the utility's outage costs and placing additional strain on the system.
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