If the supply voltage is same (say 440V) whether a system
designed for 60 Hz frequency will work with 50 Hz frequency
or not , if so pl. give clarification.
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Answer Posted / naveen
it depends on the application, each eqipment is allowed for
some variation in the parametr. For Ex in case of induction
motor upto 5% variation is allowed in the frequency.So the
behavior of system depends on how much sensitive to that
parameter.
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