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Fig. 2. Simulation set up with an intermittent source and an equivalent power grid.
Fig. 3. System response following decrease in reactive power consumption of the intermittent source from 467 to 110 VAr
Fig. 5. System response for different distribution of non-critical and critical loads (NC:C)
Fig. 6. (a) Phasor diagram showing relationship between voltages across non-critical load, critical
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