Hi Christian

         Jahns is obsolete Mechanical Governor but if it is operational by
using the speed setting motor to rise or lower lower the
Frequency.Synchronizing
     is not Problem,It can be done ls by manual tru the knob raise lower

     You must have the following in the Panel Enclosure

     Frequency Meter Bus and Generator
     Voltmeter           Bus and Generator
     Kw Meter            0 to Kw ?
     Power factor Meter
     Synchroscope with on and off switch or Synchro check relay

     Reverse Power relay
     Overcurrent relay
     Frequency relay Over/under
     Over/under voltage relay

     Circuit breaker electricaly operated with shubt trip or Contactor with
on and off switch need  amperes

     The Generator Voltage Regulator must be with droop or Cross current
compensator Grid synchronizing

     Another alternate is ELC lectronic Lod Controlller with ll those
Feaatures U$25,000.00


     U$ 15,000.00 to 20,000.00


     Best Regrds


     Art







On Sat, Sep 3, 2011 at 4:45 PM, christian_bruderer <
christian_bruderer@yaho...> wrote:

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> Hi Everyone,
>
> I am looking for advice from anyone with experience in connecting a
> Crossflow turbine to the grid. Currently the turbine is being speed
> regulated in isolated mode by a Jahns speed governor (pls. see uploaded
> photo images, my apologies for blurry quality)
>
> Obviously lowest cost is important but also interested in a more expensive
> solution if it will help automation, safety or efficiency.
>
> The purpose is to sell excess power to the grid. Also interested in being
> able to operate in isolated mode (internal consumption) during grid outages.
>
> Please recommend an economical way to synch and grid tie safely. Estimated
> Cost?
>
>  
>


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