How to find the maximum load(in KW)in a big industry, having
motors,lights,lifts etc..?
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Answer / k.prakashchandra
To find actual maximum load, maximum demand meter may be
usad.
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Answer / rakesh kumar
First of all calculate the full current in running position
.Then check the incoming voltage and finally check the power
factor.i.e. P.F. and then use the formula:
Total current*1.732*volts*P.F.=Total load(W)
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