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I have read that reactive power sustains/ supports voltage. What is the reason behind this?
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Thank you for your answer. I have done a google research and i diden't understand the reasons.I googled "reactive power and voltage control."Baluncore said:There is almost certainly somewhere where that statement is true.
We need more information on context to answer clearly.
Can you please give us a link, or a book and page number, or attach a file.
larsa said:I have read that reactive power sustains/ supports voltage. What is the reason behind this?
Thank you. I will waitanorlunda said:The answer is yes. Next week a PF Insights article "AC Power Analysis Part 2" will be published explaining that very question.
highvoltpower said:Voltage control in an electrical power system is important for proper operation for electrical power equipment to prevent damage such as overheating of generators and motors, to decrease transmission damages and to maintain the ability of the system to endure and prevent voltage collapse.