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According to my friend, the freq drop was caused by a sudden large supply surplus over the instantaneous demand. Nuclear plants were offline and there was nothi
by cft 1y ago
According to my friend, the freq drop was caused by a sudden large supply surplus over the instantaneous demand. Nuclear plants were offline and there was nothing to absorb the freq drop at that moment.
- cesarb 1y ago> According to my friend, the freq drop was caused by a sudden large supply surplus over the instantaneous demand. Wouldn't a supply surplus cause a frequency increase, not a frequency drop?
- cft 1y agoIn the case of the rotating generators, yes. In the case of the solar panels, I do not know: I guess it depends on the inverters characterists? Spanish is not my native language, so I may have mixed it up when talking to him.