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mellotango
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Hi,
I am in processing of sizing a generator that biomass as fuel to be fed back to the grid as part of feed in tariff initiatives. However, I would like to know roughly how this feeding mechanism works. For example, in a workshop, a machine motor would initially draw up to 5X the rated motor power output from a generator and gradually decrease to its rated power once it gains enough momentum. I want to know if when I'm feeding electricity to the grid from my generator, does the grid draw variable loads from my generator in a similar fashion? Or is the electricity supply to the grid at a constant predictable load?
I am in processing of sizing a generator that biomass as fuel to be fed back to the grid as part of feed in tariff initiatives. However, I would like to know roughly how this feeding mechanism works. For example, in a workshop, a machine motor would initially draw up to 5X the rated motor power output from a generator and gradually decrease to its rated power once it gains enough momentum. I want to know if when I'm feeding electricity to the grid from my generator, does the grid draw variable loads from my generator in a similar fashion? Or is the electricity supply to the grid at a constant predictable load?