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HV Exit Exam • Set 3 Question 28 of 30

When two diesel generator sets are running smoothly in parallel on the main switchboard during an engine room watch, what does this condition fundamentally imply?

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Direct Answer

Option A: Both generators have identical terminal voltage, system frequency, and phase sequence

Parallel operation requires synchronization: identical terminal voltage, identical frequency, correct phase sequence, and identical phase angle at the moment of breaker closure.

All Options

A
Both generators have identical terminal voltage, system frequency, and phase sequence (Correct Answer)
B
Both diesels carry identical active kW, reactive kVAr, and line amperage at all times
C
Both diesels are operating at varying unsynchronized rotational speeds
D
Both generators are operating without voltage regulators

Detailed Explanation & Context

Parallel operation requires synchronization: identical terminal voltage, identical frequency, correct phase sequence, and identical phase angle at the moment of breaker closure.

Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • High Voltage Safety Officer & Switchgear Operations (HV).

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