How does the Low Voltage Protection (LVP) function after a power loss?

The Low Voltage Protection (LVP) system is designed to safeguard equipment from potential damage due to low voltage conditions. After a power loss, the LVP function typically remains active until it is manually reset. This is a critical safety feature, as it prevents the equipment from automatically restarting under potentially unsafe conditions that could occur immediately following a power interruption.

The rationale behind requiring a manual reset is to ensure that an operator can verify that conditions are safe for the equipment to be re-energized and to prevent any unexpected or dangerous operation. It allows for a thorough assessment of the system, enabling the operator to address any underlying issues caused by the power loss before restoring power.

This ensures a careful and deliberate approach to handling power fluctuations, thereby enhancing the overall reliability and safety of the gas turbine systems and related equipment. The other potential choices suggest different operational states or actions that do not align with common practices associated with Low Voltage Protection systems.