ther is any difference if we use 240 V A.C,50 Hz,1 Ph. in place of 230 V A.C,50 Hz,1 Ph.

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Has someone here done a sizing for a generator (3 phase), its for a pumping station. If you have an example for standby/duty and both running (I) star delta (ii) Soft Starter.

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what type circuit breaker is suitable for connecting 1000A load VCb,Mccb?

5 Answers   Gridco,

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I BOUGHT A HAVELLS ACCL WITH GENERATOR STOP FASCILITY(i.e- BASICALLY IT IS A AUTO CHANGE OVER SWITCH) FOR MY HONDA EXK 2000S HOME GENERATOR (WHICH START IN PETROL & RUN IN KEROSENE). ACCL HAS 8 POINT. 2 FOR MAINS(PH & NUE), 2 FOR LOAD, 2 FOR GEN AND 2 FOR IGNITION POINT(X1 & X2). THE IGNITION POINT IS SPECIALLY FOR AUTO ENGINE STOP WHEN MAINS POWER RESTORE. I CONNECT THIS X1 & X2 POINT TO THE GENERATOR STATER MOTOR & EARTHING POINT. BUT WHEN MAINS FAILS THE GENERATOR COULD NOT START, BUT WHEN DISCONNECT THOSE X1 OR X2 POINT, THEN THE GENERATOR START. BUT WHEN MAINS ON THEN THE GENERATOR SHOULD START, AND WHEN I OFF THE MAINS THE GENERATOR AUTOMATICALLY STOP. PLESE HELP ME HOW I STOP THE GENERATOR AUTOMATICALLY WHEN THE MAINS RESTORE.

2 Answers   Honda,

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why ct is connected at bushing of transformer ??????????

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What is the difference between ACB & MCCB?

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how can we measure 220kv or more than these voltages ...?and also how can we conform whether we r getting 220kv from generating stations throuth the h v transmission lines?

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I have an existing old MCCB. ABB Model SACE, the rating are: Ue = 660 volts, Iu =1250 Amps, 3 poles, Ith (max) =800 amps at 45 deg C. I need a circuit breaker for my 3 phase motors, 380 volts 60 hz. the supplier required the minimum ampacity of the breaker to be 911 amps. can i use this breaker with rating of Iu =1250 amps but Ith = 800amps maximum?

0 Answers   Siemens,

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what is the preventive @ predective maintenance

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A three phase transformer 460v primary 220v secondary (three phase four wire system.) Why did we get 460 volts across the neutral on the secondary side?

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Is current shock due to voltage or current? pls answer

2 Answers   ABB,

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We say that if voltage in a power system is increased,for a constant power the current will decrease (by P=VI). isn't this in disagreement with the ohms law(I propotional V;resistant const.).Since the resistance of transmission lines remains constant,shouldn't inc in voltage cause inc in current across the transmission line? I have read many articles across the net but still couldn't this figure this out. :( Guyz plz assist me with dis..:)..

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