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29 Dec 2008
Dear All,
I have a situation in which our Motor Control Centre will be feed by two differents source. One is from the Utility Company and the other is an Emergency Genset. The mains incomers from the two source are Electrically and mechanically interlock. The power factor is to be corrected using a 6 steps - 300kVAR Capacitor Bank. My concerns are: 1. Is it required that the Capacitor Bank must be disabled when the supply is coming from the Genset 2. What is the consideration if to be done in this case 3. What is the effect of Genset with the Capacitor Banks Your response in this regards is higly apprciated
20 Feb 2008
Dear All,
This is my first post in the forum. I have a motor for a blower fan, at running conditon the load current will be constant. Our system has a bulk power factor capacitor controlled by a power factor controller with 6 steps set to maintain an overall power factor of 95%. The location of the motor under consideration is quite far from the bulk power factor correction. I want to add a static power factor capacitor to my motor taking consideration the standard installation of capacitor correction. I want to correct my PF on the motor to 0.95PF. I will set the static Power Factor capacitor to engage faster than the bulk capacitor, is my idea acceptable.. please advice... Thanks |
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