Lesson 2: Power Correction Flashcards

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Q

Power factor is defined as the ? of theta, and it can be calculated by dividing the ? in the power triangle by the ?

A

Cosine of Angle Theta, Divide KW by KVA in the Power Triangle

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2
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How is Power Factor corrected?

A

Adding a Capacitor in Parallel with the load

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3
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How to find I (Current) in 3 Phase motor circuit

A

I = W/V*1.73

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4
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How to find VA in 3 Phase circuit

A

VA = EI1.73

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5
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How to find TP in 3 Phase circuit with an 80% PF

A

TP = EI1.73*.8

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6
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If the goal for power correction is reducing utility bills where should a capacitor be installed?

A

At the main service to achieve a lower price installation

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7
Q

Where is the maximum benefit of capacitors felt?

A

When capacitors are placed at the load

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