Active, Reactive & Apparent Power | You’ll not get an easier explanation than this| TheElectricalGuy
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- Knowledge of Active, Reactive and Apparent power is must for every electrical engineer, but most of the time we end up with confusion in this topic. So, you want to make basics of all these powers I would recommend you to watch the video. It's the easiest explanation you'll ever find and it's now with improved audio and visuals.
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I have been in the electrical engineering field for over 30 years, this was the most straightforward explanation I have seen. Well done.
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This is the very basic, you simply tarnish the image of your experience
@@soundar4270 sorry bro.. He just said the explanation is straightforward. I don't see anything which tarnished his experience here.
@@raakeshmagesh2452 I am Mechanical Engineer working in 500 MW Thermal power plant.
It was taught during 1st month of our Training calendar. When Mechanical guys are able to understand the basic concept, I don't think , It will be tough for experienced guys to understand the concept.
@@soundar4270 yes you are right.. Maybe he would have learnt in a complex way
This is the best explanation of active, reactive and apparent power that I ever saw or hear. Thank you for this and other explanations on your channel. Please continue in same manner.
The best explanation I have ever seen.I am a EEE student, I watch your all videos which are awesomely awesome. I want a video about "The working principle of three phase induction motor with basic". May Allah give you long life brother.
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great presentation. I wish I had these videos on the Internet when I was going to school!? we spent countless hrs trying to understand this concept but with no one to explain correctly. students of electrical engineering are luck these days. keep up the good job!
At last a clear explanation. Thank you.
with this types of great videos, i dont have to attend class for lectures, i will only attend class for exams and C.A cos my lecturer is right here in youtube.
This is actually a very good video. Thanks!
Excellent! Thanks for defining the terms with such clarity.
Excellent explanation
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. There are two mistakes.
Min. 6:35 - active power has a different shape A*(sin(theta))^2
Min. 13:25 - a power factor of 0.8 means: 80%=active power, 100%=apparent power, (apparent power≠active power+reactive power; apparent power^2=active power^2+reactive power^2)
I was thinking about the same thing. PF of 80% does not mean the reactive power is 20%. in fact Q/S will be more than 0.2 if run the calculation.
Despite of being in the field for a year, no one could ever explained in such a detailed way , thank you soo much sir, well done👍🏻👌🏽
Thank you friend. Do share the video with your friends, so that it will also help them. 😊
AFTER WATCHING THIS MY CONCEPT IS CLEAR ABOUT POWERS..GREAT WORK
This is such a good explanation. You've managed to condense 60 pages of textbook into less than 15 minutes thank you sir
Just awesome explanation sir.I completed my B.Tech Mechanical and Geaduate Marine Engineering but i clearly knows the thing after watching this video.Hatsoff to you sir
seeing the beginning of the video i thought it would be a complex one, after going through the comments i found it is not so and decided to give it a try .... thanks it indeed helped a lot !!
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Amazing work, clean and simple. Thanks!
I had searched this topic and watched many videos but still not understood .........but this video is crystal clear explanation...now i understood
.....heartly thankful to you sir ....
Hats off to your explanation. I am Electrical Engineer... fidelling with electricity. It has become my hobby.
It cleared all my doubts. Thank you sir
Wow! Now these are the best explanations ever.I can fully understand the differences now. Thank you.
Now I am having a proper understanding of the power factor, active, reactive power. Thank u for the video
The beer analogy has nothing to do with reactive power; though people use it most often. Now I understand the true meaning of reactive power. Thanks Bro !!
Incredible explanation. Precise and accurate. You have helped me immensely, thank you
Amazing explanation! its first time when i understand the power types
So very clear! Wish my EE profs had walked through this on day 1 in our Power class. Thank you...
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Congratulations dude, your explanation is pretty clear. I liked it and subscribed to your channel as well.
This is the first time that I really understood active and reactive powers, thanks so much!
Wow this explanation was wonderful!! I hope you keep making videos!! I'm majoring in Electrical Power Engineering Technology and need all the help I can get!! Hope you're doing well!!!!!!
Great job sir. You have explained this topic very well. I am a mechanical student and I was studying for energy audit and I was confused in this topic but your explanation helped me a lot.
Excellent explanation, this is so much clearer for me now than it was previously. Many thanks.
Great description of the subject matter, given in clear concise wording that almost anyone can understand. I used this video to help someone learn about this subject. This is great for students and others just learning about power, power quality and power factor. Thank you
Thanks for watching and sharing it 😊👍🏻👍🏻
Great video but gotta say that capacitor and inductor are linear elements unless their c and l values vary over time. That's because C=charge/voltage and L=flux/current which are linear relations. They can only alter the phase but not the frequency of the input. That's why you get a constant impedance when you divide voltage by current.
Great video. Clear all my concepts.thank you sir.looking forward to your next video.
Great video!
Please make more videos like this.
This was an awesome explanation! Thank you Electrical Guy !
No.1 video.. excellent explanation
I'm studying electrical and I used this fluff up my knowledge. I ended up taking notes!
Very clear and concise. Thank you for this video!
I have been in this field of Electrical Engineering for 8 to current, This is the perfect explanation ever. I wish I watched and subscribed to this channel earlier than I did.Thank Sir Gaurav J
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This is brilliant video for every student who has doubts in this topic. Extremely well explained 👏 👏👏 👍 🙌
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It's completely outstanding explanation. Thank You very much for clearing my concepts :)
Excellent sir,I was cleared about my very long confusion
Sir I'm heart full of thanks..... Ur diagram and way of teaching excellent... I'm an lkg student of u..... I just by heart in college. Now I got reality
Now i understand the meaning of power factor
Thanks sir🙏🏻😊
This topic was eating my head for years and wasn't clear to me up until now. thank you sir for clearing my basics in span of just minutes what a semester of books couldn't do I got here in minutes i.e the basic concepts.
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Very good explanation. You are helping many engineers and students with your videos. I do not know why some people unlike it.
Though I'm mechanical engineer but as working in powerplant and being a power engineer we have to understand the power systems behaviour....best video
Thanks bro.. It's very easy to understand.. Expecting more videos
Thank you i have been searching for this topic for long time but i did not get worth watching but after watching your video i have totally understand the topic so thanks and please make more videos and serve your knowledge to us
Thanks
You cleared my concept today... Thankss a lott😊
hey Gaurav , the intention of the title is served , Agreed there will be no other easy explanation of this ever confused topics...Appreciate
Thanks man, my lecturer couldn't get this across to the class
Excellent Explanation!! Thanks you very much sir
Absolutely amazing, thank you!
Thank you sir.. Finally i got an idea about this two power....
As an Electrician, i really didn't understand the difference but after watching your video, it really cleared my mind. Thanks for your explanation.
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this is really ,really great video . tks you
As a Mechanical Engineer who needs to understand a bit about electricity, this was fantastic. Thanks!
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Thank you very much, Sir. You cleared my confusion about reactive power.
I'm freshly passout electrical student , I've been spended total 6 years in electrical, no one explain power factor as simple as you did..... really nice 👍
Well done, Gaurav. A crystal clear explanation of all powers. Although I am watching this video after six years but I can say that it will definitely be very fruitful for young electrical engineers.
Thank you 😇
that was outstanding I have no word to describe your concept
One of the best explanations I have seen. great job!
Awesome explanation. Now i got clear about reactive, active power.
At 13:23, 80% active power doesn't mean that remaining 20% would be reactive.
Because, S is not equal to P + Q, but S is a vector sum of P and Q.
If S = 100 kVA and Power factor = 0.8, then P = 80 kW and Q = 60 kVAR (not 20 kVAR, which is 20%).
how 60 kVAR came explain plss
@@madagalaharivardhan9412 , use the vector addition. YOU WILL GET THE ANSWER.
S= P+Q, DON't rely on this formula, use the triangle law of vector addition.
@@priyambandyopadhyay6575 thanks for reply but i forgot what i asked since it was one year back..lol
@@madagalaharivardhan9412 ohhh. but you can check your own question in the comment previous to my comment.
@@priyambandyopadhyay6575 forgot means not question i asked .i forgot the concept shhhhh
One of the best concept clearing video i have ever watched
A perfect explanation.
Thank you.
Sir wonderful explanation. Thanks allot , I have studied and spent allot of time over it, but now am so clear with this. Thanks again. Keep rocking
really best quality video on power factor ever seen
superb ,extraordinary ,unique teaching style Sir.The best video I have ever seen.
Consistently giving quality content for Electrical Engineers! Thank you!
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Wow it's an amazing tutorial video!!! Very clear and concise!!! Thanks Gaurav for sharing!
mind blowing!!!perfect video...
Couldnt find words to thank you. That much clear. Srilankan
Awesome video....
Thanks a lot...for this amazing video.....
thnx you for the clear explanation. helps me a lot
Finally it makes sense to me.
Thanks Sir
Excellent Explanation....Excellent stuff and Excellent Method...
So easily defined.. Thanks
Gaurav Sir, it's my humble request pl continue u r videos... It's very useful... Not only me, lot's of people are waiting... Kindly reply sir....
Dear Umesh, I have recently uploaded one video, you can watch that. Also one 2 more videos are coming in this month. Thank you 😊
I never seen this type of quality information. Just now watched First video. Subscribed. Expecting more quality content from You. Big fan of ur channel. Go ahead. All the best.
Great video mate, thank you for making it so clear!
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Very interesting and helpful. Thank you.
Finally I got it... thank you very much
Even though this is an old video, I have let you know that this is the most straightforward explanation I could find.❤
Thank you 😊
Yes people use bear analogy which I find completely nonsense....your video is amazing 😍
I love on how you explain all these things, it ease to someone like me who hate electrical subject
Well hopefully these videos will create interest in you about electrical subjects 👍🏻
Sir yours explanation is super,simple and awesome .
Wow what an excellent explanation.
Excellent video! Thanks
Aapki video mai jadooo complex topic bhi bohot asaano sai samjh aa jatey hai
It is really amazing video.. I understand nw clearly.. Tq sir
Really bro Ur hard work is commendable,hats off to u
Great explanation! Thanks so much.
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Very clear explanation
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Thank you so so much for these clear explanation, I am a master student of Electrical Power Engineering. I was always confused about that term. But looking you explanation, it has been just a peace of cake for me. Once again, thank you so much.
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Thank you so much for your time and explanation. Thank you sir.
awesome video thanks alot
Thanks for providing us such a good video. !!!