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Concerning governor speed droop, what statement is true?

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• Governor speed droop: how final steady-state speed changes as load on the prime mover changes • Difference between permanent droop (steady-state characteristic) and temporary droop (transient behavior during load changes) • Relationship between load change, transient speed change, and final/steady speed

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• Ask yourself: for a governor with permanent droop, what happens to the final, stabilized speed when you increase load from no-load to full-load? Is it the same or different? • For temporary droop, think about whether the governor eventually brings the engine back to the original speed after the transient, or leaves it at a different steady speed. • Look carefully at which choices mix up the idea of "transient" (short-term response) versus "final/steady-state" (long-term response).

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• Be clear on the definition of permanent droop: does the speed-load curve have a slope (different final speeds) or is it flat (same final speed)? • Be clear on the definition of temporary droop: is the speed change only during the transient, or is there a different speed at steady-state? • Eliminate any statement that says there are no transient speed changes when load changes, and any statement that contradicts the basic definitions of permanent vs temporary droop.

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Question 1 of 20

Concerning governor speed droop, what statement is true?

If speed droop is permanent, the prime mover's final speed is constant regardless of the load.

If speed droop is temporary, the prime mover's final speed is different for each amount of loading.

If speed droop is permanent, the prime mover's final speed is different for each amount of loading.

If speed droop is temporary, there will be no transient speed changes associated with load changes.

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Concerning governor speed droop, what statement is true?

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