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  • #10434
    nigel
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    can someone calculate the amps for these motor

    1 5hp/3ph/ac drive motor 415volts/50Hz

    2 2hp/3ph/ac conveyer drive motor 415v/50Hz

    3 3hp/3ph/ac pump motor 415v/50Hz

    4 5hp/3ph/ac pump motor 415v/50Hz

    5 10hp/3ph/acdrive motor 415v/50Hz

    6 2hp/3ph/ac pump motor 415v/50Hz

    7 4kw/200v/dc conveyer feed motor

    8 5kva/3ph/ac 415v/50Hz

    9  .5hp/1ph/ac fuelpump motor

    10 1hp/1ph/ac water feed motor

    11 2hp/3ph/ac conveyor drive motor

    12 10 hp/3ph/ac cold roomcompressor motor

    #11930
    admin
    Keymaster

    dear,

    what is conditions for calculations? like power factor etc

    #11943
    shahoreare
    Participant

    if any considaration like as pf or other……………..

    #12149
    Spir Georges GHALI
    Participant

    nigel said:

    can someone calculate the amps for these motor

    1 5hp/3ph/ac drive motor 415volts/50Hz

    2 2hp/3ph/ac conveyer drive motor 415v/50Hz

    3 3hp/3ph/ac pump motor 415v/50Hz

    4 5hp/3ph/ac pump motor 415v/50Hz

    5 10hp/3ph/acdrive motor 415v/50Hz

    6 2hp/3ph/ac pump motor 415v/50Hz

    7 4kw/200v/dc conveyer feed motor

    8 5kva/3ph/ac 415v/50Hz

    9  .5hp/1ph/ac fuelpump motor

    10 1hp/1ph/ac water feed motor

    11 2hp/3ph/ac conveyor drive motor

    12 10 hp/3ph/ac cold roomcompressor motor


    Dear ;

     

    To be able to calculate the nominal current for a motor, you should know also the Power Fcator ” Cos φ ” for this motor, and if it's Single Phase  or  3Phases motor, then we can apply the formula :

    – For Single pahse : I = P / V x Cos φ

    – For 3 phases : I = P / 1.73 x U x Cos φ

    where :

         – P : Motor's Power in ” kW “, but if we have it in ” HP ” we can take each HP = 0.742 kW

         – V : Voltage between phase & neutral

         – U : Voltage between 2 phases

    But we should also take into consideration another factor that's ” The Efficiency ” of the motor, So the final value of the motor's current is :

    In = I / Efficiency

     

    Regards.

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