Shunt reactor is used in EHV Transmission line
for..............?
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Answer / nishant2110
To reduce the ferranti effect.
Although, It has adverse effect since it reduces the maximum
power transfer capability.
So, it is avoided in case heavy load, only usefull when
light load is connected
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Answer / dhannnuu
shunt reactors are used in EHV transmission lines to stabilize the voltage during load variations.
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