if AVR fails in alternator. what will be the effect.
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Answer Posted / satya dev ( knight frank)
The function of AVR in the Alternator is to controlled the
Alternator's voltage by controlling the excitation voltage
of stator, if The AVR fails on Load the voltage will be
reduced to zerro.
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