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If you've never driven a turbocharged car before, even 200kw is going to feel ridiculous in an r33.
Power Flux density is a function of distance from the transmitter so: PFD(r) = 300kW*25/(4*PI*r^2) when r is in meters the value is in kw/m^2
First of all, a 150 HP 460V 3-phase motor only draws around 170A, so two of them would only draw 340A, not 800. 340A at 460V equals almost 300,000 watts (or 300kw), and the generator would need to be sized a little bigger than this to start such big motors.
really there is no specific answer it depends if you heat with electric or gas, what kind of insulation is in the walls and ceiling etc... 3 bedroom no electric heat, and no A/C your looking at approx 300kW hours to 600kW hours so from anywhere from $40 to $70
It's called UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply). It saves power so the computer can keep running after the power goes off. The time it keeps running depends on the type of the UPS Actually, you have several options. The most obvious is to purchase a power back up unit for computers. Wal Mart, Sam's Club, eBay. Buy a auto jump starter. These are made with built in flash lights, radios, lighter sockets, 120Vac outlets, and jumper cables. If you really want to go out on a limb, get a power inverter (300kw-750kw should be enough) that can be plugged onto the lighter socket in your car. Start the car, increase the idle, plug in computer.
Answergas heater is cheaper by far !!!!!!AnswerThis is entirely dependent on the cost of energy in your area.AnswerTalking from experience, we installed a Titan Tankless N180 electric water heater 8 months ago and it uses approx. 300kw of power with an approximate cost of $50 per month. We have 5 members in the family, and live in Southern California. My best estimate from a comparative analysis on the gas savings is we're only saving between $10 to $15 per month. Electric water heater seems to make sense for vacation homes or where gas is not available.
Did you measure the currents? Look also to the voltage (peaks). Thyristors can damage due to voltage peaks form the grid (in your case the generator). Are there more loads connected to the generator which can cause voltage peaks? Dear Sir, One of the possible reasons for voltage over-shoot is your Generator which is not rated much beyond your load. Please note that any AC Motor will draw heavy current at start-up depending upon load characteristics which may even be four times than your rated current. Under such circumstances, your generator will be overloaded and frequency and voltage may take a momentary dip. ( Yes, Dispite using a soft starter!). This will create a complex situation which is will make the governor of Generator feed more fuel for increasing the speed and exitation of Alternator to inject more current to increase voltage. This may make the voltage to overshoot momentorily, which might probably destroy your thyristors. If more details are provided, like when do thyristors fail, at startup or while running, may help analyse this better. Hope this helps. Mahesh Vyas. mail@archana.co.in There may also be a possible ground fault within the motor or the wires to the motor. The ground fault occurs when the motor is conducting through an alternate path than the phase wires. Some systems use a current transformer around all the phase wires to determine if there is a ground fault as it will detect any time the currents don't sum to zero in a three phase system.