SW4024 switching issue [RE-wrenches]
Kirk Herander, VT Solar
vtsolar1 at together.net
Wed Feb 7 15:59:57 PST 2001
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What E-mail(i.e. comments starting with ">") are you referencing in the below reply?
Nothing I recall reading.
Kirk
"R. Sparks Scott" wrote:
> >coil voltage to crash on the internal contactor when at the same moment.
>
> The internal transfer relay is NOT directly connected to the AC input, it
> is controlled by a DC logic, not powered by the AC itself. As a result,
> killing the generator will probably result in some out-of-spec voltage or
> freq, causing the logic to do the disconnect. This may happen before of
> after the equipment being powered is affected by the dying voltage/freq.
> Tightening the AC2 freq and voltage range in setup might go a long way
> towards clearing this up.
> Either way, seems like the logic should unload the generator *before* it
> is shut down, assuming a controlled stop, and not a generator failure. I
> can tell you for sure that killing *any* gasoline-powered internal
> combustion engine while it is running at speed and with a load is a sure
> way to shorten it's life. Consider all of the fuel that is sucked into the
> cylinders and left unburned. Tends to wash down the cylinder walls and
> makes the piston lubrication during the next start sequence virtually nil.
> This applies to your vehicles as well, don't rev the motor just before
> cutting the ignition.
> Shutting off the ignition on *any* engine with a turbo should only be done
> after the engine has idled for a moment or two. Turbos can reach 100,000
> RPM internally, and it sometimes takes a while for them to spin down from
> high speed/heavy load. Shutting off the engine while they are hauling ass
> will burn out their bearings pronto. (Probably not a lot of turbocharged
> generators in service on this list, eh?)
>
> >If I told you what I actually knew, I'd have to kill you. They are way
> ahead of you.
>
> This is very cryptic. What does it mean?
>
> -S
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