Exam 21: Power Factor Improvement
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When a capacitor is connected to improve power factor, the current drawn by the load __________, while the current drawn from the supply __________.
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Improving; or 'correcting' power factor means to change an existing power factor so that it
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The greatest beneficiary of power-factor improvement is the
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Most industrial loads are __________ and, therefore, have ___________ power factors.
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The __________ derives absolutely no benefit whatsoever from power-factor improvement.
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The most common method of power-factor improvement is by connecting a suitable capacitor
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The effect of a 'poor' or low power factor is causes the load to
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It is rarely economical for an industrial consumer to improve the power factor of their load to unity because
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The main incentive for industrial consumers to improve the power factor of their loads is
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