A 3 Phase 400 V, 50 Hp. The motor is connected in star. Its power factor is 0.8 lagging and total load efficiency is 0.85. This motor is supplied through a 3 phase distributor with (0.08 + j 0.15)Ω impedance wire. If 400 V is required at the terminals of the motor, how many volts have to be kept at the supply point?

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A 3 Phase 400 V, 50 Hp. The motor is connected in star. Its power factor is 0.8 lagging and total load efficiency is 0.85. This motor is supplied through a 3 phase distributor with (0.08 + j 0.15)Ω impedance wire. If 400 V is required at the terminals of the motor, how many volts have to be kept at the supply point?

30
A.C.
R
B
0.08+j0.150
400V
Transcribed Image Text:30 A.C. R B 0.08+j0.150 400V
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