Electrical Engineering MCQ shares Power Factor MCQ Questions.
Power Factor is a ratio of
Power factor is a ratio of:
- True power to apparent power
- Apparent power to true power
- Sum of real and reactive to apparent power
- Apparent power to (real – reactive) power
Correct answer: 1. True power to apparent power
Power factor can be mathematically expressed as
Power factor can be mathematically expressed as:
- P/Q
- Q/P
- P/S
- S/P
Correct answer: 3. P/S
The power factor angle of a purely inductive circuit is
The power factor angle of a purely inductive circuit is:
- 45 degree
- 60 degree
- 75 degrees
- 90 degree
Correct answer: 4. 90 degrees
In a load comprising of resistance and inductance
In a load comprising of resistance and inductance:
- Load current lags voltage
- Load voltage lags current
- Both are in phase
- Any of above
Correct answer: 1. Load current lags voltage
Maximum value of Power Factor is
The maximum value of power factor is:
- 0
- 0.3
- 0.95
- 1
Correct answer: 4. 1
Explanation: The maximum value of power factor is 1. The maximum power factors exists in a purely resistive circuit.
The power factor of capacitive circuits is
The power factor of capacitive circuits is:
- Leading
- Lagging
- Both of these
- Any of these
Correct answer: 1. Leading
A circuit having poor power factor will draw
A circuit having poor power factor will draw:
- No current
- Low current
- Normal current
- High current
Correct answer: 4. High current
The power factor of purely inductive circuits is
The power factor of purely inductive circuits is:
- Leading
- Lagging
- Both of these
- Any of these
Correct answer: 2. Lagging
A 500 kVA circuit drawing 200 kW and an inductive load requires how much capacitance to obtain a unity power factor
A 500 kVA circuit drawing 200 kW and an inductive load requires how much capacitance to obtain unity power factor:
- 100
- 200
- 300
- 400
Correct answer: 3. 300
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In the MCQ “power factor can be mathematically expressed as” the answer given here (P/Q) is wrong. The right answer should be (P/S) as per the definition of power factor.
Dear Karan. There was typo mistake. Corrected now. Thanks for correction.