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if there is unexpected voltage on a purportedly-isolated line. A UK-based study concluded that "The risk of electric shock associated with islanding of PV systems under worst-case PV penetration scenarios to both network operators and customers is typically <10 per year." Likewise, damage to
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are commonly used to divide up the grid into smaller sections that will automatically, and quickly, re-energize the branch as soon as the fault condition (a tree branch on lines for instance) clears. There is some concern that the reclosers may not re-energize in the case of an island or that an
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matching standard grid power. However, many devices, like televisions, deliberately synchronize to the grid frequency. Motors, in particular, may be able to stabilize circuit frequency close to the grid standard as they "wind down".
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intervening loss of synchrony might damage distributed generators on the island. However, it is neither clear that reclosers are still useful in modern utility practice nor that breaker-reclosers must act on all
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in each fragment to supply that fragment's loads. In practice, balancing generation and load in each fragment is difficult, and often the formation of islands requires temporarily
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systems are too small to power all appliances in a home simultaneously, it is possible for them to manage critical household power needs through traditional
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the panels rather than continue to power the unintentional island.
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