Answer / abdulsubur

REACTIVE LOAD INDUCTIVE LOAD CAPACITIVE LOAD

Answer / subash chandra bose.a

readtive load, impedance load & capactive load.

Answer / snn murthy

resistive load,capacitive load and inductive load

Answer / reshi

For motors the loads can be classified as:
1.Constant torque
2.Wwhere torque changes gradually
3.Where torque changed abruptly.

In generic Loads can further be defined as.
1. Static loads
2. Dynamic Loads

Static loads include :lights, heaters etc.
Dynamic loads includes: Rotating machinary

Answer / h

Different types of load in electrical industry are:
1 Resistive
2 Inductive
3 Capacitive.

Answer / rajeshsan

The loads can be classified as based on

1. Continuous load and intermediate load.
2. Static and Dynamic load
3. Load may be inductive or capacitive.

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