turbinspenning
Turbinspenning is a term from Scandinavian languages (turbin + spenning) that is generally used to describe the electrical voltage produced by a generator driven by a turbine, most commonly in hydroelectric, steam and gas-turbine power plants. The expression highlights the link between the mechanical rotation provided by the turbine and the electrical potential generated by the coupled alternator.
In power-generation practice turbinspenning depends on generator design, rotational speed, magnetic-field excitation and load conditions. It
Monitoring and control of turbinspenning are part of normal plant operation. Instruments such as voltmeters, phasor
Safety and reliability considerations include insulation coordination, earthing, surge protection and maintenance of excitation and control