1. Assume that a 2.5-kV 1-phase circuit feeds a load of 450 kW at a lagging load power factor and the load current of 215 A.If it is desired to improve the power factor determine the following. a. The new corrected p.f after installing a shunt capacitor unit with a rating of 350kvar. O 0.002 lag O 0.0 lag 0.052 lag O none

1. Assume that a 2.5-kV 1-phase circuit feeds a load of 450 kW at a lagging load power factor and the load current of 215 A.If it is desired to improve the power factor determine the following. a. The new corrected p.f after installing a shunt capacitor unit with a rating of 350kvar. O 0.002 lag O 0.0 lag 0.052 lag O none

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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