Answer / mahadev

increase the current on same load.

Answer / sankhajit das

Increase the current on same load.So, heat will increase in
same load.

Answer / suri

The demand on the system will increase and also surcharges
for the low power factor to the EB

Answer / satish panchal

If Ht motor operate in low PF, Current will incresed and
motor winding will start heating. Due to excess temp chance
for motor wdg burning and also chance for damage the
bearing.

Answer / gurvir

OK, I know current will increase. But in HT supply current
will increase marginally. So,it does not have much impact.
I wanted to know, what major problems may arise or what
harms it will do to equipment or anything else.

Answer / sumit

Volatge will go high in this case
and load to be increased on ht side

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