Power Factor Improvement refers to the actions taken to increase the efficiency of an electrical system by minimizing the phase difference between voltage and current.
Here Total Load = 1245 KW
pf = 0.85
Required pf = 0.93
Cos x = 0.85
Cos y = 0.95
Required capacitor KVAR = Kw * (tan x – tan y)
y = cos-1 0.85
= 31.8
x = cos-1 0.93
= 21.5
Required KVAR = 1245 (tan 31.8 – tan 21.5)
= 1245 (0.62 – 0.39)
= 1245 * 0.23
= 285 KVAR
So we choose 3 banks of 100 kVAR.
To find Capacitance, C = KVAR / 2 pi f v2
see below analysis!

Significant Role
- Voltage Support
- Reduced Transmission Losses
- Increased System Capacity
- Cost Savings
- Improved System Stability
- Enhancement of Equipment Lifespan
- Flicker and Voltage Fluctuations Reduction