What is the reactive power and how to control the reactive
power in power plant
Answer Posted / prabhat kumar sinha, banswara.
The Power taken by pure reactance in a circuit is called
reactive Power. The Unit of reactive power is VAR.
Reactive Power = Apparent power x value of Sin angle of
between voltage & current = VI Sin phi.
It can controled by the increase the angle of Sin, it means
close to Sin phi = Sin 90° = 1.
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