if we convert Ampers into kva,which one formula use by us,pls tell me?

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if we convert Ampers into kva,which one formula use by us,pls tell me?..

Answer / jaykaran gadhvi

the answer is

line current =kva( 3 phase) / (sqrt(3)* line voltage in kv)

so

kva ( 3 phase) = sqrt(3)* line voltage in kv * ampere

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if we convert Ampers into kva,which one formula use by us,pls tell me?..

Answer / joseph

You can use the basic formula:

VA = [Voltage X 1.732] * Current
or
VA = [Voltage * 1.732] * I

Hence, VA of a 3 Phase system with 1500A Current current at
440V will be:

VA = [440 * 1.732] * 1500
= 1143120 VA or 1143 KVA.

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if we convert Ampers into kva,which one formula use by us,pls tell me?..

Answer / ssnslm

KVA = KV * A

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if we convert Ampers into kva,which one formula use by us,pls tell me?..

Answer / v.chandrasekharreddy

Amps when
kVA is known ,I=KVA*1000/[1.732*VOLTAGE]IN THREE PHASE

Amps when
kVA is known
I=kVA x 1000/VOLTAGE SINGLE PHASE

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if we convert Ampers into kva,which one formula use by us,pls tell me?..

Answer / n.vijayakumar

the formula is

kva=a*1.732*v/1000

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if we convert Ampers into kva,which one formula use by us,pls tell me?..

Answer / yogesh raste

In order to convert amperes to KVA multiply supply voltage
(V) with current(I).

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if we convert Ampers into kva,which one formula use by us,pls tell me?..

Answer / p.baskar

Amps =KVA*1000/[1.732*VOLTAGE]IN THREE PHASE

Amps =kVA x 1000/VOLTAGE SINGLE PHASE

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if we convert Ampers into kva,which one formula use by us,pls tell me?..

Answer / thebalu007

kw = Route that mean 1.732*v*i*cosPai

I = route that mean 1.732*V

because kva does not having power factor that men cos pai

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if we convert Ampers into kva,which one formula use by us,pls tell me?..

Answer / dinesh jakhar

Apparent power =V.A

Unit of apparent power is VA or KVA or MVA

So if you want to find KVA simple formula u just need voltage and current

kVA= KV(voltage) * A (current)

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if we convert Ampers into kva,which one formula use by us,pls tell me?..

Answer / subhash chand

1kva ( 3 phase ) = 1.39 Ampere

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