How to calculate KW what is the formula for KW.
Answer Posted / dnyaneshwar
for single phase
KW= V*I*COS $
FOR THREE PHASE
KW= 1.73*V*I*COS$
IF U HAVE TO FIND ONLY WATTS THEN DIVIDE THE ANS. BY 1000
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