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With 100% inductive shunt compensation, the voltage profile is flat for

  • With 100% inductive shunt compensation, the voltage profile is flat for zero loading of the line.
  • When a transmission line is 100% inductively compensated, it means that the line capacitance is completely compensated by adding an inductive shunt to the line.
  • This compensation is used to improve the voltage profile and stability of the transmission line by reducing voltage drop and improving power transfer capability.
  • In the absence of any load on the line, the current through the line is zero.
  • The voltage drop across the inductive shunt is also zero, and the voltage at every point along the transmission line is the same as the source voltage.
  • As a result, the voltage profile along the transmission line is flat, indicating no voltage drop along the line.