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Power Loss Calculation for Continous Load, Intermittent Load and Standby Load

09/13/2012 3:47 AM

how to calculate the power loss in a panel when there are feeders of continous,intermittent and standby loads. is there a specific formulae or notes that can help me out. i have googled and found a little reference for my problem.

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Re: Power Loss calculation for continous load, intermittent Load and standby load

09/13/2012 3:54 AM

If you have already found a reference for the problem, why bother coming here?
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Re: Power Loss calculation for continuous load, intermittent Load and standby load

09/13/2012 5:15 AM

Consider use of power analyser & data logger.
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Re: Power Loss calculation for continuous load, intermittent Load and standby load

09/15/2012 1:21 AM

Use the current curve and calculate I^2R and get the total.

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