Power Factor

You can't calculate required pf. It depends on the manufacturer but a consultant can specify it. Improving pf is normally done by automatic PFCC.

1: Ask your teacher.

2: Read your books, study hard, and learn to do your own homework.

3: Goooooooooooogle information regarding the requested subject.

4: Multiply and/or divide every X,Y and Z constant (by 1.414/0.707) into the equation, remembering to include the cosine tangent of pi at the same time that the Perigree moon is out tonight, and then dividend the root 3 of that.

5: See. It's as easy as that; 1, 2, 3 - all done! ^{#4 is kind of 'iffy'}

6: Capacitors, inductors.

Loupy.

7. See previous threads on CR4 regarding this commonly-asked question.