WHY IN THREE PHASE CABLE 440V CURRENT FLOWS IF IN ONE PHASE
230V CURRENT FLOWS ???
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Answer / rameez ajmeri
Actually Voltage is the potential difference...now the
potential difference between two Phases is 440V while the
potential difference between Line and Neutral is
230V...also the Voltage in three phase is given by root 3
into Phase voltage...
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Answer / ariel
Line Voltage = 2* Phase voltage * sin 180/no of phase
so, if line voltage = 440v
Phase Voltage = 440/ 1.732 = 254v
if 3 phase
1.732 = 2 * sin 180/3
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Answer / davinder yadav
If the three phase voltage is 440 V,So the single phase
voltage is 254 V.
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