exact definition of reactive power in power system
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Answer / s.panneer selvam
Reactive power is the power required by the machine for its working eg: a 10 kW motor normally takes 14 kW from line. In this the active power is 10 kW only but the 4 kW is required by the machine to deliver the 10 kW
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Answer / sreenvas
but i know
active power means vicos pi
reactive power means visin pi
reactive power is also out phase of voltage with currents
that means current is maximum, voltage is postive or negative ...
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