Load detecting system for an engine driven generator

Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition

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340644, 340648, 340662, 318434, 361 20, 361 21, 361 30, 361 33, G08B 2100

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049375610

ABSTRACT:
A system for detecting load has a first detector for detecting load on a generator based on the voltage in a circuit of an armature of the generator, and a second detector for detecting the load on the generator based on the voltage in a circuit inductively coupled to the armature circuit. An output of the first detector is compared with a first reference value by a first comparator and a first overload signal is produced when exceeding the first reference value. A second comparator is provided for producing a second overload signal when exceeding a second reference value. In response to the first and second overload signals alarm lamps are turned on for providing an alarm of the overload.

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