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capacitive load

11/22/2008 1:48 PM

what happen if we connecting capacitive load to generator?

i hope to have case study
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Re: capacitive load

11/27/2008 2:51 AM

Dear Sir,

You can feed the capacitive load. Only thing is the field excitation shall be increased to feed the leading load. ( capacitive load).

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N.Suresh
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11/28/2008 4:43 PM

i hope that you give me more detailes as i want to know what is the effect of the capactive load on the generator
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