without any theoretical calculations, can u approximately
tell the current rating of a motor(above 30hp)working at 415VAC.

Answer Posted / yogender goel

As per the Thumb Rule,

Current = (Motor HP x 1.5)-10% of the total

Example: If we want to calculate the current of the 100Hp
motor then
current = (100 x 1.5)-10% = 150-15 = 135 Amp.

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