The steady-state fault current during a 3 phase terminal fault on a generator is limited by:

The steady-state fault current during a 3 phase terminal fault on a generator is limited by:

(1) Transient reactance of the generator

(2) Sub-transient reactance of the generator

(3) Synchronous reactance of the generator

(4) DC off—set during the instant of the fault
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The steady-state fault current during a 3 phase terminal fault on a generator is limited by: Synchronous reactance of the generator

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