Answer / rajesh

Hi Shiva,

Please find the relation.

Mr.Vikram please let me whether iam correct or not

form factor=R.M.S voltage/AVG voltage.


R.M.S(generated) voltage=0.707 * Maximum voltage.


Average Voltage = 0.687 * Maximum voltage.

Answer / vikramsenareddy

As the form factor has the value of 1.1 , all the
electrical generation values are in multiples of 11 only

Answer / binod k satpathy

form factor of sine wave i.e, rms/avg of sine wave is 1.1
so all voltages are multiple of 11

Answer / binay agrawal

It has been assumed initially that the generating voltage
will reduce there voltage during transmission by nearly 10%,
so we started the generation in multiple of 11, but it was
not so large amount of losses, but it was being a trend, &
it is continue.

Answer / shiva

May I know the relationship between form factor and
generated voltage????

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