On the Application of the Theory of Synchronous Machines to the Analysis of Electromagnetic and Energy Processes in an Autonomous Diesel Generator Unit

Electromagnetic and energy processes in a synchronous salient-pole generator (SG) with electromagnetic excitation operating as part of an autonomous diesel generator unit are analyzed. In contrast to the classical theory of synchronous machines, the mathematical model and calculation of electromagnetic, electromechanical and energy SG characteristics take into account the interdependence of the current, its load angle and EMF, physical dependences, and limitations associated with the generator design and the structure of the entire diesel generator unit.