How to calculate the total power when the current and voltage of three-phase electricity are known/
Three phase power formula: P = √ 3 * u * I * cos φ
Where: P represents power, u represents voltage 380V, I represents current, cos φ represents power factor. √ 3 = 1.732
The power factor cos φ is 1 for resistive load
The power factor cos φ is 0.8 for inductive loads such as motors
In this way, knowing the voltage and current, we can calculate the total power
Known 220 V voltage on 10 seconds, using 60 degrees of electricity, power and current size
Too much power:
The current work is: w = 60 degrees = 60kW · H = 60 × 3.6 × 10 ^ 6J
According to: P = w / T = 3.6 × 10 ^ 6 × 60 / 10 = 2.16 × 10 ^ 7W
electric current:
According to P = UI
I=P/U=2.16×10^7/220≈98181.82A
Are you sure it consumes 60 degrees in 10 seconds? What kind of appliance is this? It's crazy
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P = w / T, W is work, t is time
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