I. Introduction
Nowadays, most industrial plants (for example cement plants) make use of large induction motors for their products. Induction motors receive great reactive power from network for their proper function. In one hand, reactive power consumption cause the reduction of voltage of feeder bus in the plant, and on the other hand, it causes the reduction of power factor of the whole plant. The reduction of power factor of the plant or in other word, the increase of the plant consumed reactive power leads to the congestion of the transmission line connected to the plant and occupies the capacity of the said line. Therefore, regional electricity departments usually make large industrial plants to supply their required reactive power in the same place. To this end, generally, large plants try to provide their required reactive power by using capacitor banks in the entrance and do not allow power factor come lower than the predetermined limit.