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The efficiency with which an electric motor transforms electrical power into useful mechanical work is known as power factor. It is described as the ratio between the actual power (also known as true power) and the apparent power used by the motor.

When the voltage and current waveforms are perfectly in phase, the power factor is 1 and indicates efficient power transfer. But frequently, inductive or capacitive loads cause the current waveform to trail or lead the voltage waveform. Consequently,

Inefficient energy use, higher energy costs, and stress on the electrical distribution system can all be caused by a low power factor. Increased losses, voltage drops, and excessive current flow are all possible effects. Further raising costs, utilities frequently impose penalties for low power factors.

Power factor correction techniques are used to raise power factor and increase energy efficiency. These include reducing the reactive component of the current and enhancing the power factor by using capacitors or other reactive power compensation devices to counteract the reactive power drawn by the motor.

The performance of electrical systems can be improved, energy consumption can be decreased, and utility costs can be kept to a minimum by maintaining a high power factor. It makes sure that electrical power is used effectively and helps make running electric motors more affordable and environmentally friendly.

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