Auxiliary power supply switching set

Prime-mover dynamo plants – Electric control – Fluid-current motors

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290 4R, 307 87, F03D 902, H02P 904

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044463766

ABSTRACT:
A control circuit and auxiliary power supply and a switching means for connecting the load selectively to the auxiliary power supply and the main power supply.
The main power supply may be a public utility power line, and the auxiliary power supply is a windmill, a motor and generator all connected together on a common shaft. A control means senses the output voltage of the generator or output frequency and controls the switch to either connect the load to the power line or the auxiliary power supply.
A battery is supplied for storing excess windmill power and for driving the motor and generator during periods of low wind.

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