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b) Based on the results it can be concluded that with 16% impedance of GSU transformer, Generator can operate at its rated 0.85 lagging power factor for a grid voltage variation from 95% to 103%. For a grid voltage variation of 104% to 105%, MVAR delivered by Generator shall be reduced to maintain the generator terminal voltage within its specified limits. c) During leading power factor, for grid voltage variation from 102% to 105%, MVAR absorbed by the Generator has to be reduced to maintain the generator terminal voltage within its specified limits. 9. REFERENCES National Grid code. 10. ATTACHMENTS d) Attachment -1: HBD at VWO condition (LMTG 0038-M-41201) e) Attachment -2: Generator capability curve (LMTG 0038-E-51202) f) Attachment -4: Typical Diagrammatic ETAP output report

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b) Based on the results it can be concluded that with 16% impedance of GSU transformer, Generator

can operate at its rated 0.85 lagging power factor for a grid voltage variation from 95% to 103%. For a

grid voltage variation of 104% to 105%, MVAR delivered by Generator shall be reduced to maintain

the generator terminal voltage within its specified limits.

c) During leading power factor, for grid voltage variation from 102% to 105%, MVAR absorbed by the

Generator has to be reduced to maintain the generator terminal voltage within its specified limits.

9. REFERENCES

National Grid code.

10. ATTACHMENTS d) Attachment -1: HBD at VWO condition (LMTG 0038-M-41201)

e) Attachment -2: Generator capability curve (LMTG 0038-E-51202)

f) Attachment -4: Typical Diagrammatic ETAP output report