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  • in reply to: Switch Capacitor bank, power factor correction #11682
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    YOU CAN USE SYNCHRONOUS CONDENSERS WHICH ARE EASY TO CONTROL

    in reply to: voltage drop #11681
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    majid amoudi said:

    voltage drop formula- root3*VI(rcos(fie)+jxsin(fie))*L(where L is in KM).


    majid amoudi said:

    voltage drop formula- root3*VI(rcos(fie)+jxsin(fie))*L(where L is in KM).


    THIS FORMULA DIFFER ACORDING TO LENGTH OF TRANSMISSION LINE: FOR SHORT TRANSMISSION LINE IT IS                                                    V (DROP)=Iz   Z   IS impedance   and it is for single phase so, for balance 3-phase it s multiple of three

    in reply to: voltage drop #11680
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    voltage drop formula- root3*VI(rcos(fie)+jxsin(fie))*L(where L is in KM).

    in reply to: electrical design engineering books/info #11677
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    Hi Jennifer,

                   Hru?I m searching 4m few days,but didn't get anything about calculation of electrical equipments like busbar,MCB,MCCB n all.

    Will u plz do me a favour,will u plz mail me that site n books name with ISBN no.

    I m thankful.

    in reply to: Assumption Calculation #11671
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    it will give back  up for 20 minutes

    in reply to: electric outlet #11670
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    who can tell how to wire a motor

    in reply to: electric outlet #11669
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    yes i can

    in reply to: electric outlet #11667
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    edil said:

    hi…is there anyone could help me in installing a two way separate electrical outlet in one box

     


    take another switch & install it simply.

    in reply to: Software for calculating LED light intensity #11665
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    Hi, rumora

    You may be use Dialux Software

    in reply to: KW Calculation #11663
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    The input is 35 KW ,3 phase voltage is specified.We ned to calculate resistance of cable conductor /Km & apply the fourmula of

    Receiving end Power = sending end power   ( 35 KW) – ( power Losses in conductor /cable+ shut capacitence impedence along the O.H.line for 35 Km),Gives you the answer.It will decrese if you use 440 Volts ,if transmit same through 3.3 KV it will increases,as per my little knowledge goes.

    in reply to: Power factor correction kvar policy in countries #11662
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    this information is very informative for all electrical engineer and electric lover, thank you for sharing.


    in reply to: Elec. Industrial Cabinets IP 55? #11660
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    Hi,  In situations like this, I would always use a Stainless steel cabinet with Rittal type SK Stainless steel Rain hoods over SK fan / filter units.  You will need to work out the airflow for the enclosure based on the heat rejection value from the Variable speed drive you are using.

     

    The rain hoods slide up to gain access to the filter unit for maintenance, this should also stop any salt water spray from entering the enclosure.

     

    Regards

     

    Dave

    in reply to: KW Calculation #11657
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    Assume

    35m cable length

    10amps / phase

    Cable 10mm² = 0.00343Volts drop per amp per meter from cable manufactures tables) copper

     

    0.00343 x 35m x10 amps = 1.20v drop (at the end of the 35m)

    in reply to: Best electrical calculation software review #11654
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    Have any of you ever heard of a software called Volts? It's made by a company called Dolphin. They're located out in California. It's very handy. It actuallly sizes the electrical system taking every adjustment factor into account. It also creates a one-line diagram.

    in reply to: Metering #11651
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    The accuracy of the meter will depend on the size of the CT that was installed. If the CT/s is/are too big in capacity as compared to the power that is  actually consumed or the power that is passing through the meter, it will never give a “close to real” measurement.

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