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Answer Posted / jerry smith
DROOP in reference to any governor control, is the amount
of allowable "sag" from the desired set point, or speed. A
generator operated by itself and islanded, would be allowed
to be operated with either droop or no droop. The only
exception is that two generating sources are not allowed to
both be at zero droop. Unless their governors are directly
communicating with each other, as in Woodward 2301A systems.
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