WHY THE FREQUENCY IS 50 HZ IN INDIA.CAN WE USE SOME OTHER
FREQUENCY.IF SO WHAT IS THE RANGE AND WHAT WILL BE THE
EFFECT IN PRESENT POWER SYSTEM IF WE CHANGE THE FREQUENCY
AS YOU SUGGEST ?
Answer Posted / nimish
It is a traditional system which has been established. all
the euipments are designed on the basis of 50 Hz so if we
change the freqency all the equipmets get damaged so we can
not change the frequency.
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