Assume that two generators and a load are connected parallely. Let us assume that generator 1 is operating and supplying current to the load. The polarity of the voltage at terminals of the generator is indicated in the diagram. The load of generator 1 now increases to the point where the rated current is exceeded. The second generator must be placed in operation to share the load. The prime mover of the second generator started and voltage builds up in generator 2. Before anything else is done after the voltage of generator 2 is build up. The polarity of generator 2 should be compared with the running generator 1. Since both of these generators are to be connected in parallel. The positive terminal of each generator is to be connected together and the negative terminals of two generators are connected together. If the generators are not properly connected as just indicated, the improper connection will place both generators in series, with only the internal resistance of each generator limiting the magnitude of the current. And in as much as the terminal resistance of the generator is so small, an exceeding large value of current will flow which will trip the circuit breaker. So, we can say that two shunt generator connecting in parallel is inherently stable.
Assume that two generators and a load are connected parallely. Let us assume that generator 1 is operating and supplying current to the load. The polarity of the voltage at terminals of the generator is indicated in the diagram. The load of generator 1 now increases to the point where the rated current is exceeded. The second generator must be placed in operation to share the load. The prime mover of the second generator started and voltage builds up in generator 2. Before anything else is done after the voltage of generator 2 is build up. The polarity of generator 2 should be compared with the running generator 1. Since both of these generators are to be connected in parallel. The positive terminal of each generator is to be connected together and the negative terminals of two generators are connected together. If the generators are not properly connected as just indicated, the improper connection will place both generators in series, with only the internal resistance of each generator limiting the magnitude of the current. And in as much as the terminal resistance of the generator is so small, an exceeding large value of current will flow which will trip the circuit breaker. So, we can say that two shunt generator connecting in parallel is inherently stable.
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