Answer / ombir

kva=i*v/1000
kva=i*v*1.732/1000
kva=kw/pf

Answer / ganapati

KVA=VOLTAGE x CURRENT / 1000

Answer / ombir singh

kva=i*v*1.732/1000

Answer / benji

KVA= (V*I)/1000 (for single phase)
= 1.732(V*I)/1000 (for three phase)
= KW/p.f.

Answer / sks

KW 3 ph = 1.732 x line voltage [AVG of sum] x line current[
AVG of sum] x P.F.
EXAMPLE 320 KVA GENSET= 1.732 X V 415 X 445
EXAMPLE 256 KW GENSET = 1.732 X V 415 X 445 X.8

Answer / ombir singh

kVa = I*V/1000
= I*V*1.732/1000
= KW/Pf

Answer / mac

KVA V*I*1.732/1000

ex 380*9*1.732/1000 =5.9KVA

Answer / padalkar shailendra m

KVa= KW X pf.

Answer / sulaniu@yahoo.com

P(kVA)=Root3 VxI

Answer / ankit gupta

Kva=route3*voltage*amps*sin phi
This is correct forluma as compare above mention for other
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