PRIORITY BASED LOAD SHEDDING AND AUTOMATIC POWER FACTOR CORRECTION

Authors

  • MR. SANTOSH KASHID Department of Electrical Engineering, Solapur University / SKNSCOE Pandharpur, India
  • MISS. KIRAN DEVKATE Department of Electrical Engineering, Solapur University / SKNSCOE Pandharpur, India
  • MISS. KIRAN KAMBLE Department of Electrical Engineering, Solapur University / SKNSCOE Pandharpur, India

Keywords:

Power factor,, APFC

Abstract

In power system, the main issue is power quality and load management. Most of commercial andindustrial loads are inductive in nature causes lagging power factor. The improvement of power factor is important for industrial as well as domestic area. By using APFC panel we can overcome the lagging power factor problem. The designing of load priority is the combination of both random and fixed priority. This is used to achieve optimal load shedding.

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2021-03-27

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2018: NITET

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