Due to ferranti effect which power increases at the receiving end?active power

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Due to ferranti effect which power increases at the
receiving end?active power or reactive power?

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Due to ferranti effect which power increases at the receiving end?active power or reactive power?..

Answer / sanjay kumar

it is the reactive power which increase at recieving end.

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Due to ferranti effect which power increases at the receiving end?active power or reactive power?..

Answer / s p choudary

when the receiving end voltage is grater then sending end voltage, this called ferranti effect

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Due to ferranti effect which power increases at the receiving end?active power or reactive power?..

Answer / ramendra shukla

due to capacitive effect on the transmission line the
reactive power will be.

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Due to ferranti effect which power increases at the receiving end?active power or reactive power?..

Answer / gk

There is no increase of reactive power as such because of
ferranti effect which happens under light load or no-load
situation. Suppose if there is no load, effect of line to
ground capacitance will come into picture. So receiving end
voltage Vr = Vs-(I*jXl)
= Vs-((-Vs/JXc)*JXl) assume I = Vs/(-JXc)
Vr=Vs(1+..)
therefore Vr > Vs under ferranti effect

Any additions or comments are welcome.TQ

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Due to ferranti effect which power increases at the receiving end?active power or reactive power?..

Answer / mounamukhar das

pl gv me proper reasons wd ur answer..

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