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