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Saminathan
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AC to DC

09/28/2012 2:24 AM

Dear All, at present We have 15KW 415V 3phase AC system, now we are going to replace it with 110V DC system. How to find the current value for DC system.
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Re: AC to DC

09/28/2012 2:56 AM

15,000/110 (with maybe some adjustments for different efficiencies).

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