How to Calculate the PF Factor of a mcahine

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  • #10411
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    Hi all

     

    Please can someone help me, i am trying to calc the PF factor of my heavyduty machines.

     

    I know the voltage and the amps but how do i calc the PF factor??

     

    Please help its driving me made

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    David Knight said:

    Hi all

     

    Please can someone help me, i am trying to calc the PF factor of my heavyduty machines.

     

    I know the voltage and the amps but how do i calc the PF factor??

     

    Please help its driving me made

    power output=VxIxCOS@… cos@ is the powerfactor


    #11886
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    hi,

    generally Power=Voltage*current*power factor

    if you known V and I then you can find the P.F from the above formaula…

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    Follow link..u will get ur answer
     

    http://www.allaboutcircuits.co….._11/4.html

    #11908
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    Does anyone know where i can get power factor standards of various equipment ?

    im sizing the capacitor bank for a hospital so there is a lot of equipment

    and does anyone know if nema has standards for power factors of motors?

    thx

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    p=v*i*cos@

                     where p=power

                               v=voltage

                               i=current

                              cos@=power factor

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    David Knight said:

    Hi all

     

    Please can someone help me, i am trying to calc the PF factor of my heavyduty machines.

     

    I know the voltage and the amps but how do i calc the PF factor??

     

    Please help its driving me made


    David Knight said:

    Hi all

     

    Please can someone help me, i am trying to calc the PF factor of my heavyduty machines.

     

    I know the voltage and the amps but how do i calc the PF factor??

     

    Please help its driving me made


    Dear Davis ;

     

    First, if you know the Voltage, the current of the machine, the kind of machine ” Sigle phase  or  3 phases “, and the power of the machine, you can do a simple calculation to have the value of Cos φ, where :

         – For Single phase machine : P = V x I x Cos φ

         – For 3 phases machine : P = 1.73 x U x I x Cosφ

              Noting that :

                – V : value of voltage betwwen phase & neutral

                – U : value of voltage between 2 phases.

                – I : the current of the machine

     

    but, if you don't know the power of the machine, so you should either measure directly the value of Cos φ.

     

    regards.

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