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all formulas in electricity​

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Answered by AfreenMohammedi
6

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Answer:

Volts (E):

Volts = square root of (watts x ohms)

Volts = watts / amperes

Volts = amperes x ohms

Ohms (R):

Ohms = volts / amperes

Ohms = volts² / watts

Ohms = watts / amperes²

Watts (W):

Watts = volts² / ohms

Watts = amperes² x ohms

Watts = volts x amperes

Amperes (I):

Amps = volts / ohms

Amps = watts / volts

Amps = square root of (watts / ohms)

AC Motor Formulas:

E = voltage / I = amps / W = watts / PF = power factor / Eff = efficiency / HP = horsepower

Single Phase:

Current (amps) I = HP x 746 (where hp is known)

E x Eff x PF

Current (amps) I = KW x 1000 (where KW is known)

E x PF

Current (amps) I = Kva x 1000 (where Kva is known)

E

Horsepower (hp) (hp) = I x E x Eff x PF

746

Kilowatts (KW) (KW) = I x E x PF

1000

Kilovolt-Amps (Kva) Kva = I x E

1000

Three Phase:

Current (amps) I = HP x 746 (where hp is known)

1.73 x E x Eff x PF

Current (amps) I = KW x 1000 (where KW is known)

1.73 x E x PF

Current (amps) I = Kva x 1000 (where Kva is known)

1.73 x E

Horsepower (hp) HP = 1.73 x I x E x Eff x PF (where hp is known)

746

Kilowatts (KW) WK = 1.73 x I x E x PF (where hp is known)

1000

Kilovolt-Amps (Kva) Kva = 1.73 x I x E (where hp is known)

1000

AC Efficiency and Power Factor Formulas:

Single Phase Efficiency: 746 x HP

E x I x PF

Single Phase Power Factor: Input Watts

V x A

Three Phase Efficiency: 746 x HP

E x I x PF x 1.732

Three Phase Power Factor: Input Watts

E x I x 1.732

Electrical Rules of Thumb:

Sync Speed Approx. Torque

rpm lb-ft per hp

3600 1.4

1800 3

1200 4.5

900 5.8

Rated Approximate Amps / hp

Voltage Single Phase Three Phase

115 10

230 5 2.5

460 1.25

575 1

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Answered by ksatya723
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Answer:

Current I I = Q / t

Q = Charge

t = time taken

Amperes (A)

Voltage V V = E / Q

or

V = W / Q

E = Energy, W = Work done

Volts (V)

Resistance R R = ρl / A

ρ = Resistivity,

l = length,

A = Area

Ohm (Ω)

Resistance R R = V / I ohm (Ω)

Power P P = VI Watts (W)

Conductivity σ sigma = 1 / ρ Siemens per meter (S/m)

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