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Transmission Line Capacitance Affecting Power-factor
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ProcessE
post May 4 2009, 07:40 PM
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Hi

I don't have much background in power transmission and distribution so forgive me if I say anything stupid smile.gif

Our company has several properties spread over several miles, with our own high voltage transmission line supplying each site. The bulk of our power consumption is at the end of this transmission line where I read about 10MW at a 0.85 PF, (Yes I know this is pretty terrible). The weird thing is that the utility meter at the entrance on the transmission line onto our property is showing a 0.95 PF. There is no other powerfactor modifying equipment of any size on any of the other sites (such as capacitor banks, over excited synchronous motors etc) so I was wondering if it could be the transmission line itself.

My Question is this to be expected? is it normal/possible to pick up a lot of corrective VARs from the capacitance of a transmission line?
Or is it a case that there is something wrong with one or more of the meters? (Most of the information is being pulled from digital relay controllers).

Thanks


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post May 4 2009, 10:11 PM
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Actually don't worry about it, I was given the wrong information, garbage in = garbage out smile.gif


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