The difference between transient droop and static droop is
- overswing.
- underswing.
- droop compensation.
Explanation from PART66Online
Static droop is the steady-state speed reduction once the governor has settled, while transient droop is the momentary dip immediately after a load is applied. The difference between the deeper momentary dip and the recovered steady value is the undershoot, or underswing, of the response.
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RiccardoPetre asked · 4 Mar 2018
Can anyone tell me what are transient droop and static droop?
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