Why Trasformers rated in KVA
Answer Posted / william lobo
All transformers are rated in KVA or MVA if they are big
size. This is because it has a particular capacity and we
cannot utilise beyond this capacity. suppose you have
100KVA transformer; then you cannot use more than 100kva
capacity. If you do either transformer will burnt out or
the circuit breaker will trip.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 22 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
How we can calculate the life of Lead acid battery
How to test REF relay testing for LV panel as per Kahramaa standard?
What is the purpose of stand by earth fault protection for transformer ?
what are the pecularity of shaver sockets ?
What do you mean by power transformer?
in basic 2 phase will short means tripping the power but spot welding 2 phase shorting but not tripping it will welded why.....(Q)
What is gross error?
can any one suggest me the tilt angle of my solar pannel ?? or tell me how can i know the fix tilt angle of my solar pannel?? my cordinates are 31.503629,72.993164.
What is the basic principle of welding process?
for compensate 315mh inductance ,how many capaciance required?
how do i work out the Amps of a incommer if i am running 1 37 KW motor and a 0,75 KW motor and some solinoids
WHAT IS THE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION OF C CURVE & D CURVE LEGRAND MAKE MCB
what happen ehen synchronisation is done at below rated speed
Define noise?
what is the differencce inn series and cascade connection??