A shunt fault is characterized by

(A) Increase in current, frequency and pf

(B) Increase in current, reduction in frequency and pf

(C) Increase in current and frequency, reduction in pf

(D) Decrease in current and frequency

2 Answers

Answer :

A shunt fault is characterized by Increase in current, reduction in frequency and pf

Answer :

B

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