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Re: Controlling load of the generator
Well I do know most of what was proposed here. I admit that I didnt explain myself very well.
Usually when you have a grit tied generator, you have a turbine, a generator then recitifier and lastly a grid tie inverter. Say there is a turbine that is most efficient at just right speed, no matter how much power would it produce. So I want to directly connect a permanent magnet alternator to it and somehow controll the load on the generator, or control the power drain on it. Just as like havning a constant voltage battery where you change the load on it trough changing resistance of the loop.
I think that may be possible trough having two sets of capacitors, so that a generator is only connected to a capacitor and not the grid.
Basically I want to control the power output with load, so that the system would drain as much power from the turbine as it can.
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