Our system stability is least affected by:
Correct answer: C. Losses
- A. Reactance of generator
- B. Input torque
- C. Losses
- D. Reactants of transmission line
Explanation
System stability refers to the ability of a system to maintain its equilibrium or desired state of operation despite disturbances. The system stability is least affected by the losses. The losses in a power system are the amount of power that is converted into heat and other forms of energy that are not useful. These losses can occur in the generators, transformers, transmission lines, and other components of the system. The losses in the system are not directly related to the stability of the system. The losses can affect the stability of the system indirectly by reducing the amount of power available to the system. However, the losses themselves do not directly affect the stability of the system.
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