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BServEngr
post Nov 17 2007, 11:58 AM
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Should I cutt of my 250 kVAR pf correction panel when the power is transfred to Generator supply?
Any clarification appreciated.

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post Nov 20 2007, 09:13 AM
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Hello BServEngr

I would think that you would want the powerfactor correction connected when you are running on the generator supply in order to reduce the current loading on the generator. This will reduce the losses in the generator, but will not significantly reduce the fuel consumption.

I would strongly recommend however, that you disconnect the correction during the transition from main supply to generator supply, and from generator supply to main supply. The switching transients could result in a resonant system and very severe voltages during the transition.

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