Mohsan islam

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  • Mohsan islam
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    dear

    yes , The rating of generator is in kva not in kw. 

    if load is 5MW, then generator will produce power according to load. It does not produce rated power all the time. some power lost as reactive power in kvar and active power is used in kw which may be 5MW, 6MW,15MW etc upto 20MW

    in reply to: transformer losses #12140
    Mohsan islam
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    i want


    to calcute my home electricity load and also want to know illuminus calclations


    formuly any bdy hlp me plz?

     

    Hello Dear mhrnaseer,

    You can measure the load current of your home using clamp

    ammeter.

    Multiply load current to standard voltages which are usually

    220V,which results your  home load.

     

    Illumination is defined as “the emitted luminous flux per

    unit area is called illumination”.

    Mathematically

     E=Φ/A    (lux).

    Illumination at any surface can be calculated by two laws:

    1) inverse square law    

    2) Lambert’s law

     

    1)inverse square law tells that the illumination of a

    surface is inversely proportional to the square 

    of  the distance of the surface

    from the source.

     i.e   E «1/d^2

     

    2) Lambert’s law tells that illumination is directly

    proportional to cosine of the angle made by the normal to the illuminated

    surface with the direction of the incident flux.

     i.e E  « I cosΘ   where I is  luminous intensity.

     

    combining the both laws we get

     

    E «(I/d^2)cosΘ

    Or 

    E=(I/d^2)cosΘ

    in reply to: transformer losses #12108
    Mohsan islam
    Participant

    Transformer losses are found by short circuit test and open circuit test.

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