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power factor

What is the Required Capacitor KVAR for 50 HP Motor?

The motor draws inductive current when a 50 HP induction motor is run by feeding a three-phase AC supply. At the no-load running of the

transformer phasor diagram

Why is Power Factor of Transformer is Poor at no Load?

The transformer draws no load current from the supply source when its secondary is open circuit. The no-load current has two components: magnetization current(Im) and

additive triplen harmonics

What are Triplen Harmonics and where do they happen?

Triplen harmonics are the odd multiples of third harmonics. The triplen harmonics orders are 3,9,15,21,. The triplen harmonic frequency is 150Hz,450 Hz,,750Hz etc. What are

Why does an Induction Motor has Poor Power Factor at NO Load?

Why Induction Motor Has Poor Power Factor at No Load

Induction motors have a low power factor at no load because they draw a large magnetizing current to create the magnetic field, while the actual

What is the Difference between kW and kVA?

Difference Between kVA and kW – Explained With Formulas & Examples

💡 Key Learnings: kW (Active Power): kW measures the real power consumed by electrical equipment to perform actual work. kVA (Apparent Power): kVA represents the

True Power Factor: Definition, Formula

What is True Power Factor? The true power factor is the product of the displacement power factor and the distortion power factor. The displacement power

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