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Why the frequency of a system is changed if the load changes?
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Answer Posted / deepak mishra
When the electrical load on generator is increased suddenly i.e. the electrical power is more than the mechanical input. This difference in power is compensated by stored kinetic energy in rotor, now there is a continuously reduction in stored kinetic energy, resulting drop in turbine speed and corresponding reduction in generator frequency.
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