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I removed your addition to this article. Since it is a well established article in a highly technical area, it is reasonable to expect that a reliable source will be cited which can verify any text you add. I particularly question your comments that generator load control will adjust the load, since generator governors I have dealt with just basically adjust the input power to the generator. Other systems might automatically shed load if the rate and extent of frequency drop indicate a serious mismatch between load and generation.Those systems are in substations or in system dispatch offices or interconnection offices in utilities I am familiar with, and have no direct connection to any generator control system. Please make a case for your edits on the talk page, with references, before re-adding the material. Regards, Edison ( talk) 23:30, 27 November 2013 (UTC)
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I removed your addition to this article. Since it is a well established article in a highly technical area, it is reasonable to expect that a reliable source will be cited which can verify any text you add. I particularly question your comments that generator load control will adjust the load, since generator governors I have dealt with just basically adjust the input power to the generator. Other systems might automatically shed load if the rate and extent of frequency drop indicate a serious mismatch between load and generation.Those systems are in substations or in system dispatch offices or interconnection offices in utilities I am familiar with, and have no direct connection to any generator control system. Please make a case for your edits on the talk page, with references, before re-adding the material. Regards, Edison ( talk) 23:30, 27 November 2013 (UTC)