natural gas engine control by mobile

The test scenario is conducted as follows: Initially, the city's main power grid (power grid) supplied 50 kilowatts of electricity to meet the load requirements of the factory (load box machines). 2- Two minutes later, the factory load (load bank machine) increases by 200 kW. At this point, Generator #1 automatically starts to supply this additional load. (Thus, the grid supplies 50 kW, and Generator #1 supplies 200 kW in parallel, totaling 250 kW). Within 3 to 5 minutes after Generator No. 1 starts, the load (load bank equipment) increases by 200 kW (totaling 450 kW). During this phase, Generator No. 2 automatically starts to supply this additional load. In other words, at this point, the total factory load is 450 kW: 50 kW from the grid, 200 kW from Generator No. 1, and 200 kW from Generator No. 2. 4- This operational status (all three sources running) will be maintained for 5 minutes. 5. Within these next 5 minutes, the factory load decreases by 250 kilowatts. Consequently, Generator No. 2 automatically shuts down completely, and the output of Generator No. 1 is automatically adjusted to 150 kilowatts (while the grid continues to supply its 50 kilowatts). Maintain this final state for another 5 minutes, then conclude the test. The above functions need to be fully automated and can be controlled remotely via a mobile phone.