100 kva transformer.how many kilowatt to be connected what is the formula
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Transformer has three ratings, Voltage, current and kVA (apparent power). Generally it is adequate to specify voltage rating and either current or kVA rating, because,
kVA = Voltage * Current / 1000 for single phase
And
kVA = 1.731 * Voltage * Current / 1000 for three phase.
Maximum permissible value of load current corresponding to 11 kVA of apparent power is calculated below:
For single phase:
kVA = Voltage * Current / 1000
11 = Voltage * Current / 1000
11*1000/Voltage = Current
Current = 11000/Voltage.
For three phase:
kVA =1.73 * Voltage * Current / 1000
11 = 1.73 * Voltage * Current / 1000
11*1000/(1.73 * Voltage) = Current
Current = 6351/Voltage.
kVA = Voltage * Current / 1000 for single phase
And
kVA = 1.731 * Voltage * Current / 1000 for three phase.
Maximum permissible value of load current corresponding to 11 kVA of apparent power is calculated below:
For single phase:
kVA = Voltage * Current / 1000
11 = Voltage * Current / 1000
11*1000/Voltage = Current
Current = 11000/Voltage.
For three phase:
kVA =1.73 * Voltage * Current / 1000
11 = 1.73 * Voltage * Current / 1000
11*1000/(1.73 * Voltage) = Current
Current = 6351/Voltage.
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