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<p>1,196,883. Bringing A.C. voltages into parallel. GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. 1] March, 1969 [27 March, 1968], No. 12636/69. Heading H2H. A system for paralleling two sets of multiphase A.C. voltages includes devices for detecting the compatibility of the average voltages, phases, frequencies and phase sequences of the two sets. As shown in Fig. 1, a first source 10 is already connected to a load, and a second source 20 may be introduced by the closure of switches 26 if a signal is present on a line 40 connected to the output of an AND gate 38. The first of three inputs to the gate 38 is provided from a device 28 which determines if the average voltages of the two sets are equal within a preset tolerance. A further device 30 forms two envelopes, each from two phases of the source 20 and the non-corresponding phase of source 10. These envelopes are combined and can satisfy the following circuitry only if the two sources have identical phase sequences. Assuming some frequency difference, the combined envelope will have periodic nodes, and near these nodes the signal will be small enough to indicate to a reference level detector 32 that the instantaneous phases of the voltages are suitable for paralleling. The detector 32 gives, at these times, a second input on line 36 to the gate 38. The time during which the envelope signal is above the reference level gives a measure of the frequency difference between the voltages. As soon as the level is exceeded a signal appears on line 34 instead of line 36, and a timer 48 is started. If the frequencies, are sufficiently close, after a preset time, a signal is sent on a line 46 to set a memory 44 so as to supply a third input to the gate 38. Hence, when next a signal appears on line 36, the gate conditions are satisfied and the switch 26 is operated. If, however, the frequencies are incompatible, a signal appears on line 36 before the timer sends a signal to the memory, and the timer is stopped and reset. The gate 38 therefore does not receive a third input and the switches 26 will be maintained open pending adjustment of the sources.</p> |
