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how to reduce overcurrent/losses An AC (non-polarized)?

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Question added by حازم عبد الحميد محمد دياب , technical office manager , Kased Khair
Date Posted: 2013/06/02
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by اسامة الصاوي , Head of maintenance department , alfa group

An AC (non-polarized), usually high voltage capacitor that is connected in parallel with an inductive Motor (and very close to the motor, or other inductive load) to help reduce Reactive Power (Magnetizing AMPS) which do no real work but only cause extra heat in the wiring and motor as there is a Lagging Current Phase Angle created by an Inductor and a Leading Current Phase Angle created by a capacitor which helps correct the impedance mismatch between line and load.

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