Answer Posted / deepak

KVA(Apperent Power)=1.732 * Line voltage * line Current(It
is in Three Phase System)
According to above formula
I= KVA/1.732*Line Voltage
I=1000/1.732*440
I=1.312Amp.


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Ameerlal

Re: how many amps in 1 KVA? V=440v, PF=0.8 and FREQ=50Hz
Answer
# 13

kva=1.732*v*i*cos

i=kva/1.732x440x0.8

i=1.6A

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