why phase plates are used in transmission line????
Answer / roop kumar
To identify the phases in switch yard / line and to synchronize the system
Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 0 No |
what is the impedance voltage of transformer?
1 Answers AVI Enterprises, MacLellan,
It is observed that AVR of an Alternator is more likely to fail if the Generator and Mains Neutral are directly connected to each other. Why should this be so?
an off load but energized 11/0.4 KV, 1250 KVA T/F has a power factor of 0.65(capacitive)..!! why is it so, though T/F being an inductive device ??
advantage of motor design on higher power factor . normally motors are designed for .8 power factor. what is advantage of designing at .88 power factor
which surface is suitable for NEUTRAL GROUNDING ?
what is the purpose of ignitor in lighting fixer
Which UPS (inverter) is better and why ? 12 V inverter and 24 V (two 12 V batteries in series) inverter which is better ......... which has the longer backup which has the greater charging time which has the greater discharging time thank you
why we short ckt the secondry vo5tage/ winding in transfr and motor?
what is potentiometer & rheostat
What is Icu and Ics and what is difference b/w them. please tell me how to calculate a size of a copper bar for a system or a breaker... reply on... king.arish@gmail.com would be waiting for a logical answer.
what solid earthing means?
WHAT IS A LINE CURRENT AND PHASE CURRENT