what is purpose of using reactor in substations
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INCREASE STABILITY & IMPENDANCE FOR FAULT CURRENT
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Answer / manoj kumar khandelwal
Increase of impedance by using reactor so that high current can be reduce because we know that I=V/Z, and Z= sqrt(R^2+X^2)
this will secure from high fault current
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Before i went to bed my master bathroom lights were working fine. At 2 am, when I went to use the lights, none of them were working. The outlets throughout the bathroom work, but the lights and fan above the toilet don't. I have two panels of switches. The one panel has four switches. One of the switches turns on the hall light, and that works. The other three are to other lights, and they don't. The other panel has three switches. One of those is to the fan, and the other is to a light above the toilet. The other is a to light that is also on that other panel. I tried the breakers, and the one that turns off the outlets, marked for the bathrooom, turns on and off the outlets. None seemed to be tripped. I checked the lightbulbs, and they are fine. Please help
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