(c) A 230 V, 50 Hz power source is connected to the some loads, the source is supplycurrent with power factor 0.77 lagging, where :• Load-1: 8KVA, power factor 0.75 lagging• Load-2: 5KW, power factor 0.66 laggingLoad-3: 10KW (i) Examine reactive power, apparent power and power factor of the Load-3.(ii) Solve the total apparent power and reactive power of the overall load(iii) Calculate the required capacitor to increase the power factor to 0.9 laggina

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(i) Examine reactive power, apparent power and power factor of the Load-3. (ii) Solve the total apparent power and reactive power of the overall load (iii) Calculate the required capacitor to increase the power factor to 0.9 laggina

(i) Examine reactive power, apparent power and power factor of the Load-3. (ii) Solve the total apparent power and reactive power of the overall load (iii) Calculate the required capacitor to increase the power factor to 0.9 laggina

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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(c) A 230 V, 50 Hz power source is connected to the some loads, the source is supply
current with power factor 0.77 lagging, where :
• Load-1: 8KVA, power factor 0.75 lagging
• Load-2: 5KW, power factor 0.66 lagging
Load-3: 10KW

(i) Examine reactive power, apparent power and power factor of the Load-3.
(ii) Solve the total apparent power and reactive power of the overall load
(iii) Calculate the required capacitor to increase the power factor to 0.9 laggina

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