Answer / markose

KVA means apparent power and KW is the active power

Answer / balendu nath pandey

KVA is the active power which is to be use. but KW is the
total power (both useful& useless)

Answer / likeu

www.erasmus.com.co/pdf/articulos/Safety_standards_Table.pdfSimilar
You +1'd this publicly. Undo
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick View
Routine test: 1 s, Itrip.≥5 mA (to max. 30 mA by hihg
leakages). 13.2. U testing is 1.06 ... Type test: 8.2.4.1.
-10 A a.c or d.c.. -resistance between conductive part .....
else with difference current measurement anex G. Appl. type ...

Answer / 3nath

kva means reactive power
kw means active power

Answer / mohan.m

KVA means Kilo volt amperes
KW means Kilo watt

Answer / subash m k 9846537606

KVA(KiloVoltAmpere) is the unit of voltage rating and
KW(KiloWatt)is the unit of power rating of a transformer.

In Siemens S7-300 PLC, what is funtion and funtion block ? What is the difference between them ? When to use function and when to use function block

2 Answers  

How generator NPS(NEGATIVE PHASE SEQUENCE TEST)TEST WAS DONE? PROCEDURE WITH DETAILS?

0 Answers  

How to use earthing on shipments.

0 Answers  

can motors working at parallel operation like D.G set and transformers? It means asking about two motors coupled with same load???

1 Answers  

Two liquids hot and cold in two vessels are there and an metal bar acts as a conductor of heat between the two vessels. what happens then. what happens after 24 hrs?

0 Answers  

what is bushing in transfermor

7 Answers   Bokaro Steel, Visa Steel,

why cant we use earth as neutral at home whereas neutral is actually grounded at transformer end?

4 Answers  

why ac signals are sinosuidal

2 Answers  

WHY THE TRANSFORMER VALUE MEASURES IN KVA INSTEAD OF KW.

4 Answers  

The ripple frequency in output of fullwave bridge rectifier is a. Half the input b. Twice the input c. Same as input

0 Answers  

Do I need a special Transformer to put 240 VAC 3 phase into it and and get 480 VAC 3 phase out of it to run a machine? Or, do I just use an ordinary step down transformer and step up the voltage? Thanks

2 Answers  

Why tripping not occur when the transmission lines (11KV & above) breaks? Doesn't we provide earthfault protection for it?

1 Answers