Why Transformer in KVA?
Answer Posted / ahmad mukhtiar
Transformer manufacturers design transformers on the basis
of no. of turns such that primary NI = secondary NI. Also
primary VI = secondary VI. The manufacturers design
transformers for Maximum (constant for every transformer)
power. As we know
KW = KVA x power factor
So for unit power factor
KW = KVA
and if load is inductive/capacitive then
KW < KVA
Manufacturers do not know whether transformer would be used
for inductive/capacitive/resistive load.
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