Abstract
Since the authors' paper, presented in 1953, on the subject of protection of turbine generators and boilers by automatic tripping, the Consolidated Edison Company has had 5 years' experience with three 200-mw (megawatt) units so protected. This paper relates the actual shutdowns experiened as a result of the automatic trip system's functioning. Troubles, design changes, and additions incorporated in the protection system on new units now being installed are also discussed.
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