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No, it is worse than that. If you think of two generators connected together in a power grid, they need to have the same frequency and the same phase. If one
by wglb 9y ago
No, it is worse than that.
If you think of two generators connected together in a power grid, they need to have the same frequency and the same phase. If one of the generators slows a little bit, it begins drawing current from the other. It in effect becomes a motor. Power flows as a proportion to the difference in phase angle.