Questions about reactors
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When a high-capacity motor is located at a significant distance from the starting cabinet, a reactor is usually added; it’s rare to see one used for motors with a capacity of less than 50 Kw Please explain
Many small-capacity motors also use frequency conversion; are reactors added at the output terminals of those with frequency conversion? It specifically refers to the situation where the inverter is far away from the motor! Solve
I remember that there is a clear reason for whether to use an outlet reactor: when the motor and the inverter are far apart from each other, the capacitance of the cables with respect to ground becomes relatively high, so a reactor is needed for compensation.
What was said upstairs makes sense. . . . . . . .