if receiving voltage is higher than sending ones what will be the effect of re

if receiving voltage is higher than sending ones what will
be the effect of receiver

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if receiving voltage is higher than sending ones what will be the effect of receiver ..

Answer / krish

A Long Transmission Line draws a high quatity charging
current,if that circuit is lightly loaded then recieving
end voltage is greater than sending end voltage.This effect
is known as FERRANTI EFFECT.

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if receiving voltage is higher than sending ones what will be the effect of receiver ..

Answer / aruna devi

due to ferranti effect

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if receiving voltage is higher than sending ones what will be the effect of receiver ..

Answer / abdul nazir

It will happen only in the transmission lines, when it was
in no-load condition. This is called Ferranti Effect.

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if receiving voltage is higher than sending ones what will be the effect of receiver ..

Answer / bikash

It depends on what type of load. For example motor load
with increase in voltage torque will be more and hence
speed. Secondly the high voltage difference shows the var
imbalace in the system which will incease the transmission
loss.

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