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>>11303120
Basically, yes. Power=efficiency*2pi*torque*frequency. If your demand goes up, you are going to need to up the torque if you wish to continue delivering the same frequency (which is what you want because all the magnetic circuits and transformers down the line are fixed). But this isn't an instantaneous process. Turbines take time to spool up, there is a gear train on the transmission from turbine to generator, and the shaft of a generator under larger load will be more difficult to twist.
>>11303486
That is a necessary and sufficient condition, yes.
>>11303667
Halogens are based
>>11303666
Lucifer digits checked

>>11303120
Basically, yes. Power=efficiency*2pi*frequency*torque.When the generator is online, there isn't going to be any clutch along the transmission from turbine to generator, so torque is more or less constant. So it is the frequency that changes with demand.
>>11302955
> it's hypothesized that food which stays on the floor for longer than 11 seconds becomes more poisonous than arsenic
"No"
>>11303486
That would be a necessary and sufficient condition, yes
>>11303504
Both of those make sense.
>>11303666
Lucifer digits checked
>>11303667
Yes, the halogens are based.