MadModder

3phase power= V x A x 1.73
 Ergo 220 x 200 x 1.73 = 76130 watts....
Your ballpark seems good to me...

 Well I read it on the internet so you know it has to be right
  Anyway you have all convinced me that it can be done but it is beyond my set of skills...
      The generator offers bonus that we sometimes lose power to the house and wife has been on me to get a generator......Uhmmm Now can somebody give me a ballpark figure on kilowatts required to feed a healthy 200 amps of 220 3 phase to my shop? Pulling a number out of the air I am guessing that 100 KW would be necessary.
   By the way , I have an even dozen 3 phase machines in my shop if I only count the ones that work.. And for those I manage nicely with a 5 hp rotary phase converter aside from that power sucking EDM.

I've seen pictures of the effect of a large turbine set being loaded onto the National Grid when not in phase. The main turbine shaft was bent then sheared and at a guess it was about 15" diameter !

I assume that their synchronising equipment was faulty.

I'm surprised any shears pins would have failed at a coupling, if fitted...maybe not....

We actually sheared a coupling on one of our 3.6 MW gen sets, starting a 2.1 MW Regrigeration compressor...even though the motor was on an autotransforner starter...something went wrong, I forget what!..

I've seen pictures of the effect of a large turbine set being loaded onto the National Grid when not in phase. The main turbine shaft was bent then sheared and at a guess it was about 15" diameter !

I assume that their synchronising equipment was faulty.

Of course you overdid the files! We are engineers Andrew, we overdo everything!!