Sagedusreguleerimissüsteemis
Sagedusreguleerimissüsteemis is an Estonian term that translates to "frequency regulation system" in English. This system is a crucial component of electricity grids, responsible for maintaining the balance between electricity generation and consumption in real-time. The frequency of the alternating current in a power grid, typically 50 Hz in Europe, is a direct indicator of this balance. When demand exceeds supply, the frequency drops, and when supply exceeds demand, the frequency rises.
The primary goal of a frequency regulation system is to keep the grid frequency within a narrow,
Modern frequency regulation systems often incorporate advanced technologies, including renewable energy sources like wind and solar