Power Factor Correction Services - Pune

Minimizing energy costs has become increasingly important in an era when lean manufacturing has become the industry motto. However, it is not only a matter of controlling consumption but also of how the utility bills that consumption. Here’s where the power factor comes into play. In an electrical system, the power factor is the ratio of real power to apparent power. The greater the current draw, the lower the power factor. To minimize power dissipation, a higher current necessitates thicker wires and a more robust infrastructure. Since this raises utility costs, facilities with low power factors are charged a higher rate.

Power factor Correction Services measures the efficiency of an electrical system. Displacement power factor and total harmonic distortion are the two terms used to describe True Power factor Correction Services. It is frequently boiled down to displacement power factor, but this only applies to a subset of linear loads. But since driveshaft and varying frequency drives are nonlinear loads, the rationalization no longer applies.