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How far below the frost line does a concrete footing need to reach?
A concrete foot generally must extend one foot below the frost line. in some cases it may have to be more or less.
What is voltage regulation formula?
Voltage (load) regulation is to maintain a fixed voltage under different load.Voltage regulation is limiting factor to decide the size of either conductor or type of insulation.In circuit current need to be lower than this in order to keep the voltage drop within permissible values. The high voltage circuit should be carried as far as possible so that the secondary circuit have small voltage drop.% Voltage Regulation = (1.06 x P x L x PF) / (LDF x RC x DF)Where:P - Total Power in KVAL - Total Length of Line from Power Sending to Power Receiving in KM.PF - Power Factor in p.uRC - Regulation Constant (KVA-KM) per 1% drop.RC = (KV x KV x 10) / ( RCosΦ + XSinΦ)LDF - Load Distribution Factor.LDF = 2 for uniformly distributed Load on Feeder.LDF > 2 If Load is skewed toward the Power Transformer.LDF = 1 To 2 If Load is skewed toward the Tail end of Feeder.DF - Diversity Factor in p.u
Is an ohmmeter connected in series or parallel?
You almost NEVER do. 1) The circuit should be off and/or disconnected when using an ohmmeter. 2) It should be in parallel with the component as far as the rest of the circuit is concerned, but alone in series with the device its measuring.
How many items will a 15kva electric generator support?
In theory, you should be able to load your generator to 15 kV.A (mine stalls far below that load, though!!!). So, divide this figure by the rated output voltage of the generator, and this tells you the maximum current it can supply. The sum of your individual loads should not exceed that value of current. (The current drawn by an individual load is its power rating divided by the supply voltage -just add them up!).
Why is generated voltage is not transmitted first?
The potential differences produced by an alternator at a power station are limited to around 25-30 kV due to the physical size required of such machines to accommodate the machine's armature conductors. These voltages are far too low for transmission purposes.For a given load, the higher the supply voltage, the lower the resulting load current. So very high voltages are required to transmit electrical energy, otherwise the resulting load current will cause (1) enormous voltage drops along the transmission lines, (b) large energy losses along the lines, and (3) the need for conductors with impractically-large cross-sectional areas (meaning they will be far too heavy to hang from transmission towers!).Accordingly, the voltage generated at a power station must be 'stepped up', using transformers, to very high voltages (in the UK, up to 400 kV; in countries where very large distances are involved, even higher than this). Energy at these voltages are then transmitted to 'load centres' (usually at the outskirts of towns or cities), where they are 'stepped down' to lower values for distribution purposes.
How far did they extend their empire?
How far did the umayyads extend their empire
How far do greenhouse gases extend into the atmosphere?
Greenhouse gases extend very high. They extend in the troposphere.
How far did china extend?
Mexico
How far did the western border of the US extend in 1850?
As far as it is now.
How far did China's routes extend?
Mexico
How far you can extend the cord for the electric stove?
The cord for the electric stove can extend out for a couple of feet.
How far does the great wall of China extend?
100m
How far does Africa extend?
20 to 40 degrees
How far east did the Roman Empire extend How far west?
From today's Portugal to Iraq.
How far do tree roots typically extend into the soil?
Tree roots typically extend as far as the tree's canopy, which can be two to three times the diameter of the tree's crown.
How far does the sun's corona extend?
Past Earth's orbit
How far did china trade routes extend?
Mexico
