ete aur For Finding Amperes, Horsepowers, Kilowatts and kVA Tx xpi TXE x2 pf TE x 173 x pf TxE Kitowatts i a —- aS 7 Txt Txexd Tee 7S z 7000 00 ceaiwome Forsopower TREX & EFF ICpI THEXDx GEFF NGI | [REX ITS x SEPT TREX SE (Ouput) 746 746. 736 746, “Amperes when Horsepower TP x 76 TP x 7a. TE x 736 TP x 7a is Known Ex EFF pt ZREXS EFF TREX & EFF epT E38 EFF “Amporos whan Klowails KW x 1000, KW 1000, KW 1000, KD 1000 is Known, Expt 2x€x pf T73xE x ph e “Amperes when WA x 1000 WAX 1000 WA 1000 ia KVAis Known € 2xE TSK E ‘Average Efficiency and Power Factor Values of Fault-Current Calculation on Motors Low-Voltage AC Systems When the actual efficiencies and power fac- tors of the motors to be controlled are not known, the following approximations may be used, In order to determine the maximum intertupt- ing rate of the circuit breakers in a distribu- tion eystem, itis necessary to calculate the Ccurtent which could flow under a three- phase bolted short circuit condition. For a three-phase system the maximum available Eficiencies) faut current at the secondary side of the —ype__|Power Factor, transformer can be obtained by use of the OC mers SE rsp ones. foal 1G motors, above came ass as horeapouer ners is kVA x 100 in eae on 2% 10 95% KV x V3 x %Z “Apparent Efisonces Ge whore: (= Eticioncy x Power Facton: | ‘Trree-phase induction motos, ‘hin three-ire, two-phase ckeuits he cure in tho ‘Common condctor is 141 imes that in esher other Sonduetoe Ea Vote I= Amperes SEF = Porcont Elicloncy pt = Power Factor lke = Symmetrical RMS amperes of fault current. kVA = Kilovolt-ampere rating of transformers, KV = Secondary voltage in kilovolts. % Z = Percent impedance of primary line and transformer. 2)These igus may be decreased shghty fr single- ‘hase and two-phase nduction Motos.