Interactive Workshop on Power Quality and Harmonics at Pune

APQI and MSEDCL jointly hosted a full day interactive workshop on Harmonics and Power Quality at Pune during 19th January 2016 for MSEDCL engineers. The objective of the workshop was to demystify issues surrounding measurement and verification of harmonics, challenges of utilities to meet ‘ Supply Code or Standard of Performance’ regulations and how to create a win-win situation for MSECL customers in addressing PQ issues within their own premises.

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Presentations – Interactive workshop on “PQ and Harmonics” at Pune
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