defination of reactor

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defination of reactor..

Answer / t.k

Reactor is a electrical device which use to store the
current in Maznetic field. or u can say it is use to limit
the current.

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defination of reactor..

Answer / gunasekaran

reactor is a coil it is using at electrical network it
supply inductive reactance to the system.
there are two type of reatance
1.shunt reactor.
2.series reactor.
shunt reactor is used at EHV line for reducing the ferranti
effect.
series reactor is limit the fault current it is connected
B/W two system.

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defination of reactor..

Answer / mir

reactors are those high value reactances connected at
different locations at a power system network to minimize
the sc current

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