why transformer ratings in kva?
Answer Posted / dhanraj kolambe
1. The core losses of the transformer is depend upon
the voltage while the copper losses depends upon the
current.
2. The load which is connected on the transformer is in the
terms of Kw. That's why the rating of the transformer is in
KVA.
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