Implementation of Parallel Synchronization Method of Generators for Power & Cost Saving in University of Gujrat
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In the current economic and political scenario of
Pakistan where new projects of Electrical generation seems impossible,
one should adopt such means so as to minimize the power consumption via
load management. In this paper a relatively better Electrical power
system is proposed for University of Gujrat (UOG) power system. UOG runs
its all generators whether it is full load or merely a load of 20
percent as a standby power. It is suggested that if generators system is
synchronized and connected in parallel, it can not only minimize the
cost, number of personnel required but also increase the reliability of
the system. ETAP software is used for simulation and results show that
by adopting this method generation cost can be reduced up to 30 percent
which is indeed a huge figure. Losses and cable parameters were
calculated using this software and found this proposal quite feasible.
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Amin, U. , Ahmad, G. , Zahoor, S. and Durrani, F.
(2014) Implementation of Parallel Synchronization Method of Generators
for Power & Cost Saving in University of Gujrat. Energy and Power Engineering, 6, 317-332. doi: 10.4236/epe.2014.610027.
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