The phrase "auxiliary generator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to power generation, particularly when referring to a secondary or backup generator that provides electricity when the main source fails.
Example: "In case of a power outage, the auxiliary generator will automatically start to ensure that essential services remain operational."
Alternatives: "backup generator" or "secondary generator".
The auxiliary turbine drives the main boiler feed pump and, optionally, an auxiliary generator which could carry away the power surplus generated by the system to the unit transformer through separate, additional primary coils.
Under this program, about 800 commercial customers were asked to voluntarily cut energy usage or to use an auxiliary generator.
If the energy of her game has weakened, though, Spark compensates with a kind of auxiliary generator.
He was lifted from the narrow passage between two of the engines and thrown painfully against the starboard bulkhead aft of the boat's auxiliary generator.
It will be shown that the proposed adaptive active power sharing significantly reduces the energy required from a fossil-fuelled auxiliary generator.
The proposed adaptive reactive power sharing reduces the reactive power exchanged with the auxiliary generator and the switching stress on each distributed generator's converter through, seamlessly, reducing the reactive power contribution of the units with higher active power contribution.
Charging the same rate at all times results in utilities serving more of their peak loads with expensive auxiliary generators.
The Leonia building is equipped with auxiliary generators and batteries to keep equipment running in case of a power failure or brownout.
Prudential-Bache subsidiary, a subsidiary of the Prudential Insurance Company of America, and Shearson Lehman Brothers, a unit of the American Express Company, were relying on auxiliary generators to operate their trading desks.
Consuming and storing resources had the least impact, operating diesel engines and auxiliary generators had a moderate impact, and disposing metallic waste had the highest impact.
With Shearson supporting its trading desks yesterday with power from auxiliary generators, a spokesman, Michael O'Neill, said, "It's business as usual, and all the trading operations are up and running". He added that there was no disruption of power to back office operations and therefore there was almost no residual effect.
