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Voltage Drop

06/27/2013 3:12 AM

How do you derive the voltage drop equation for 'three' and 'single' phase system
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Re: voltage drop

06/27/2013 3:20 AM

One could always start with Ohm's Law and Kirchoff's Law.

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Re: voltage drop

06/27/2013 4:00 AM

KW (three phase) = 1.732xVxIxPF/1000

KW (single phase) = VxIxPF/1000
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Re: Voltage Drop

06/27/2013 11:51 AM

That is not a voltage drop, it's a voltage rise.

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07/01/2013 1:02 PM

http://hto.power.schneider-electric.com/CBT/Apps/Dashboard.aspx?lang=en-GB&regulation=EuropeCenelec
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