what is the difference b/w bus reactor and line reactor?

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How to select batteries required for ups and the inverter if we Known load? And how AH is selected of battery?

0 Answers   Vodafone,

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what is the defination of electrical engineer.

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What is the difference between the transmission line and distribution line?

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What's the differs between voltage & current & emf.

1 Answers   CTS, NTPC, TCS,

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what is an unbalance in acircuit? in a three phase 3wire circuit how an unbalance will come? in a three phase four wire system how an un balance is coming?

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how ti maintain the power factor in power generation

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How do I know if a transformer is saturated? I am doing the simulation of the saturation of a transformer, but what parameter tells me when a transformer is saturated? How do you calculate? is on the plate?, there is a rule that can help me? How could model? I understand the saturation occurs when the flow can no longer bind to the other winding, this is given to certain current, this current is the same that appears as the highest in the bale of features? Thank you for your help Eduardo Alvarez Guatemala

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what is stacking factor?

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ASTM D 3455 - Standard Test Methods for Compatibility of Construction Material with Electrical Insulating Oil of Petroleum Origin has been used for Testing Transformer Oils with a product placed in it. Aged Control Oil has a Power Factor of 0.032% at 100°C. Aged Oil with a Test component has a Power Factor of 0.093% at 100°. Is this increase acceptable? If not why? How much increase is acceptable?

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what is the difference between the following 2 situations ? 1)Line & Neutral=240V Line & Earth=230V Neutral & Earth=10V 2)Line & Neutral=230V Line & Earth=240V Neutral & Earth=10V

2 Answers   Reliance,

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What happens if the capacitive reactance of a transmission line is very high?

5 Answers   ABB, Power Grid,

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