what is the difference b/w KVA and KW?
the transformer are mentioned KVA rating and the loads are
mentioned KW.why?
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Answer / anil
the ratio between the KVA and kw is known as power factor
KVA is a kilovolt ampher and kw is kilowatt these two are the units used to express the power KWA is an apparant power and KW is an actual power .
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Answer / dharmar.c
We r using KVA in transformers for metering purpose..for calculating copper loss we need Ammeter(A),and we need voltmeter(V) for calculating iron and core losses
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