Return to the primary supply should wait at least 5 minutes (set from local experience) for the supply to stabilise and avoid repeated outages from auto-reclosers. Designers should decide whether load transfers manually (key switch, possibly short-term parallel under G59/3-2) or automatically, and automatic transfer should be gradual to limit transients; gradual transfer may need a long-term parallel agreement. After all load is back on mains, generators should run on to cool, for a preset time such as 10 minutes or until coolant and lubricant reach preset temperatures.
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