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--- overview [2011/12/22 02:12] – Jeff Kennell
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 ======Power System Overview===
+MetaTek is a power system design for use in remote areas where no utility access is available.  It is specifically meant for mission organizations that need reliable electrical service, and between 50-100kW of capacity, on a small to medium sized "campus" of numerous buildings.   The organization can use the designs presented to assist in sourcing and building a power system.
-This page will give an overview of the power system, from power house design, to diesel generators, optional solar system & inverter integration, to power distribution and utility/city power transfer switch operation.
+MetaTek uses a systems approach, that allows a user to build a design most suited for their application.
+  * Power house:  Designed for easy construction anywhere in the world using local supplies as much as possible.
+  * Generators:  2 (or more) identical generators from 25-50kW each
+  * Generator Control System:  Several control systems are available
+    * A "best in class" control system using ComAp digital controllers, that allows paralleling and syncing to a Utilities Main.
+    * A basic control that simply allows easy selection of the generator and alarm functions
+  * Master Distribution Center: The main switching "bus" for electricity, It also includes up to 8 separate, switchable load shedding outputs, 100A each.
+  * Distribution Points:   Each load shed output ends in a 100A distribution point that then feeds a structure or group of buildings.
+  * Battery/Inverters/Solar:  The basic design is capable of incorporating these extra features as desired
+  * Solar Water Pump:  A link to a solar pumping design that can pump water without any other power.
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