If you know that the power of the load that is supplied with a voltage source of (220 volts) is 2000 watts and that the length of the path of the supplied wire is 50 meters Calculate: 1- The area of the wire section to be established 2- The amount of voltage drop on the wires 3- The voltage of the load supplying the load 4- The percentage of the drop in voltage 5- The value of the circuit breaker to be used for protection

If you know that the power of the load that is supplied with a voltage source of (220 volts) is 2000 watts and that the length of the path of the supplied wire is 50 meters Calculate: 1- The area of the wire section to be established 2- The amount of voltage drop on the wires 3- The voltage of the load supplying the load 4- The percentage of the drop in voltage 5- The value of the circuit breaker to be used for protection

Electricity for Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning (MindTap Course List)

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337399128

Author:Russell E. Smith

Publisher:Russell E. Smith

Chapter16: Installation Of Heating, Cooling, And Refrigeration Systems

Section: Chapter Questions

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