What does the voltage rating of a bus mean in power systems. Like what does the...

What does the voltage rating of a bus mean in power systems. Like what does the voltage rating specify or say about the bus?

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Bus is nothing but a point of common potential in power system. Every bus is associated with some voltage .

Bus voltage is a significant process to supply the reactive power by generator to the system. Higher voltage rating of bus means higher reactive power requirement of system . consumers loads are not constant reactive power requirement keeps on changing thus changes the bus voltage. The bus voltage can be controlled by installing shunt capacitor.

Manojponduru answered 1 year ago

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