@ Mr. Wahaj Faridy
by JGN on Mar 20, 2008 09:04 PM Permalink | Hide replies

Mr. Wahaj Faridy, what was your subject for Engineering (i.e. Electrical, Mechenical, Civil, Computer, etc)?

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RE:@ Mr. Wahaj Faridy
by Wahaj Faridy on Mar 20, 2008 09:16 PM Permalink
Electrical...But I have moved to Computers now

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RE:@ Mr. Wahaj Faridy
by JGN on Mar 20, 2008 09:17 PM Permalink
Pl write the foumula to find out KW if Voltage and Current is given.

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RE:@ Mr. Wahaj Faridy
by Beachy Babes on Mar 20, 2008 09:19 PM Permalink

Easy, man! the answer is 72 kilo Watts.

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RE:@ Mr. Wahaj Faridy
by JGN on Mar 20, 2008 09:21 PM Permalink
Dear Beachy Babesm, let him answer. Why are you restless?

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RE:@ Mr. Wahaj Faridy
by Wahaj Faridy on Mar 20, 2008 09:23 PM Permalink
V*I/1000 assuming it is DC current

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RE:@ Mr. Wahaj Faridy
by JGN on Mar 20, 2008 09:24 PM Permalink
What about AC Current?

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RE:@ Mr. Wahaj Faridy
by JGN on Mar 20, 2008 09:32 PM Permalink
Dear Wahaj, pl don't bluff. I am also Electrical Engineer. The formula is Root 3 VI Cos Phi divided by thousand. Where V is voltage, I is Current in Amperes and Cos Phi is Power Factor.

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by Wahaj Faridy on Mar 20, 2008 09:25 PM Permalink
Then V and I would be RMS values

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RE:@ Mr. Wahaj Faridy
by JGN on Mar 20, 2008 09:13 PM Permalink
I could not see the reply.

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