wingnut771
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I remember seeing somewhere they keep a "2000"MW buffer for sudden breakdowns of generators so they have enough time to react and manage the load.Then we'd be on stage made up number
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I remember seeing somewhere they keep a "2000"MW buffer for sudden breakdowns of generators so they have enough time to react and manage the load.Then we'd be on stage made up number
Yeah supposed to be 10% of demand minimum, but supposed to be 15% though we never see those figuresI remember seeing somewhere they keep a "2000"MW buffer for sudden breakdowns of generators so they have enough time to react and manage the load.
That was during the ADR days. Back then, numbers made mostly sense, and you could see the maths with 2 GW added.I remember seeing somewhere they keep a "2000"MW buffer for sudden breakdowns of generators so they have enough time to react and manage the load.
Does it at least appear consistent, or also fully manipulated?Yeah supposed to be 10% of demand minimum, but supposed to be 15% though we never see those figures
Never mind, answer is 42*Does it at least appear consistent, or also fully manipulated?
Doesn't seem consistentDoes it at least appear consistent, or also fully manipulated?
No, mine was 12.15Hmm did anyones power come back before 12pm
Thanks everyone for switching your geysers off.
They must have read your post. Even improved on itThough inaccurate power alert indicates that we should be at no load shedding with stage 2 or 3 tonight
Came back early or after a normal 10 to 12?No, mine was 12.15
10-12 shiftCame back early or after a normal 10 to 12?
I would like 200 000 for this broom I've gotThey must have read your post. Even improved on it
Weird normally when it's dropped the power comes back10-12 shift
Though inaccurate power alert indicates that we should be at no load shedding with stage 2 or 3 tonight
I was wondering why my the neighbours alarm came on at 11:40 instead of 12:00.