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Stability of a system is not affected by _____

  • Stability of a system is not affected by reactance of Line.
  • The reactance of a transmission line affects the impedance of the line, which in turn affects the power transfer capability of the line.
  • When the impedance of a transmission line is high, it can cause voltage drops and limit the power transfer capability of the line, which can lead to instability if the power transfer limit is exceeded.
  • This is particularly true during high power flow conditions or under contingencies such as line outages or generator failures.
  • The reactance of a transmission line can affect the system's ability to maintain voltage stability.
  • Voltage stability is the ability of the system to maintain stable voltages at all points in the system, even under varying load conditions.
  • High reactance in a transmission line can cause voltage instability, leading to voltage collapse and potential blackouts.