The phrase "a generating unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to power generation, engineering, or any field discussing units that produce energy or output.
Example: "The power plant consists of several generating units that work together to supply electricity to the grid."
Alternatives: "an energy generator" or "a power generation unit".
The paper considers dual input Power System Stabiliser (PSS) and Automatic Voltage Controller (AVR) for a generating unit equipped with synchronous generator and static excitation system.
On basis of the low-carbon economy analysis in [3], for the conscious of the economic factors in day-ahead energy market and cap-and-trade carbon emission market, a flexible operation model is proposed in [4] to trade off the maximum profit with adaptive carbon emission for a generating unit combining with proper coordination of generation schedule, CCS schedule and market bidding strategies.
Those conditions can also be caused by an unexpected power failure or a generating unit that breaks down on the local grid, she said.
Furthermore, the controllers of a generating unit contained in the grid are usually synthesized without considering other grid nodes.
Hydrogen on demand: A generating unit extracts hydrogen from formic acid and feeds it to a polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell that runs a laptop.
Dr Frank, citing the work of Paul Joskow of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, argued that the usual way of calculating energy costs—so-called "levelised costs", or the total capital and operating cost of a generating unit over its lifetime was flawed when applied to renewable-energy sources and therefore not a useful way of comparing different methods of generating power.
When severe system frequency disturbances occur, for example loss of a station (all generating units), loss of a major load centre, or loss of AC or DC interconnection, emergency control measures may be required to maintain frequency stability.
The unexpected shutdown of a power generating unit at a nuclear power plant in southern Russia sent ripples of worry through the region, even as the authorities insisted that there had been no release of radioactive contamination after what they described as a minor mishap.
A conventional generating unit l with installed capacity IC l has a scheduled power SP l h for the operational hour h, SP l h < IC l, which usually is determined in the day-ahead market.
A fifth generating unit fueled by natural gas and oil was added to the Turkey Point generating station in 2007.
The basic model for a base load generating unit is a two-state model representation in which the unit is either in service or unavailable for service.
