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What is P.F? Formula for calculating PF in HT side?



What is P.F? Formula for calculating PF in HT side?..

Answer / n.p

P.F is the ratio of true & apparent power. formula of p.f
=kwh/kvah ( kwh & kvah reading taken from ht mtater)

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