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Why power factor is arising in electrical circuit, is it
possible to eliminate from the circuit, why
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Answer Posted / vinodsukku
power fator is developing wherever magnetising power
developing, it can not be eliminated ie, in motor
electrical energy is converting mechanical energy through
flux , the production of flux is the cause of reactive power
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