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  • in reply to: Transformer sizing #12868
    Hamdullah
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    Dear omega

    A 3000kva may have high cost as compare tow same rated value transformers.
    @omega3 said:

    I am handling a project with a site footprint of 100mx30m. The estimate electrical load is 2610kVA which are basically building E&M loads at 415V. We are tapping our supply from a 33kV network with a fault level of 25kA. My electrical designer proposes two 1500 or 2000kVA 33kV/415V transformers. I am wondering if we can go for one 3000kVA transformer instead to save space and cost.

    Can somebody give me some suggestion.

    Thanks
    omega3

    in reply to: EARTHING INSTALLATION #12439
    Hamdullah
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    Dear how to instel  in . please help in this regard.

    in reply to: Reactive power factor. #12430
    Hamdullah
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    Dear where the mistake is, is that in yours fomula?

    Hamdullah
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    Dear Billy !

             I am studen of electrical engineering of final year , and want you to inform all about electrical engineering which i know. so please tell me your online time on the recent FUROM to chate each other.

    in reply to: final year project #12220
    Hamdullah
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     Hi   RITU !

       

       Tell me your online time to discuss about final project.

    in reply to: how to calculate power factor? #12138
    Hamdullah
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    dear!

          

           Disply your circuit diagram of  capacitor bank…. then it will be easier to solve and discuse .

    in reply to: power consumption of 1 ton a/c unit at 220 v? #12137
    Hamdullah
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    Dear HVAC !

          What comes the value 1.73  ?   Here metioned ( max for 1Ø and for 3Ø devide it with 1.73 )

    in reply to: How green are Compact Fluorescent Lights (CFLs)? #12134
    Hamdullah
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    Horst Droege said:

    There are many valid and good comments here. CFL's in Asia, there is no disposal for it and most ending up in local landfills. And CFL's and tubes are widely spread here. Said to see. And i researched on mercury, amazing how many people in China died because of poor manufactoring process and handling.

    LED's have done a tremendous progress in the last two years. A CFL and tube has about 50-60 lumen/Watt. LED in these days already at around 100 lumen/Watt. LED's from my manufactorer come with 2 years warranty (you wont have any warranty on Halogen, CFL or incandescent). They save about 40-90% on electricity and about 6 times replacement (lights plus labour) compared to CFL and tubes. And yes, they are more expensive, but putting in above benefits into dollars, the LED will usually have a return of investment within 1-2 years. For Halgen and incandescent its usually below 1 year. I havent found any stock how gives this return !!! Surely they will get cheaper over time, but how long do we want to wait ? I could have still waited on my to computer to get cheaper, I would be sitting and waiting for the last 20 years. Everytime is the right time. So we should make a start now.

    Cheers Horst


     Me agree with your point of view.

    in reply to: How green are Compact Fluorescent Lights (CFLs)? #12133
    Hamdullah
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    Marina.li said:

    we are supplier of fluorescent ballast, just everyone saied that LED is good, but the price is high, so many people can not afforad. so now days the fluorescent ballast is the best chioce for poor people.


    expinsivness will takeplace a passage of time ,after that LEDs are the best.

    in reply to: Panel builders are all cheaters? #12132
    Hamdullah
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    Dear!
    Thanks for explaining the topics by Pictures , and me requesting you that i am a new viewer this foruml so kindly help me in it basics.

    Your houner ,
    Raihan.

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