how is reactive power controlled on the transmission system
Answer Posted / munawar ahmed
reactive power is used for produse megnetising field,so it
is controlled by changing exitation of alternator field,and
in the line it is used by connecting capacitor bank,which
draw leading current,improve p.f nd controll reactive
power.....munawar.ahmed.anara@gmail.com
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