why is electricity produced and distributed in multiples of
11.
440V, 11KV, 22KV, 132KV etc
Answer Posted / abhi
it is due to form factor....but
form factor = rms value / average value
for a sinusoidal supply of voltage in terms of sine wave
ff = a/root 2 (rms) / 2a/pie (avg)
= 1.11
and hence 11*1 = 11 kv
11*2 = 22 kv
11*12=132 kv and so on....
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