Power Consumption in Single Phase and Three Phase | single phase vs 3 phase

[@chandrashekharsubbaraosumu]

Good

[@millenniumyears1000]

Watt's Law: W = V x A x p.f. wattage equals voltage times current times power factor. For purely resistive loads, such as heaters, or light bulbs, the power factor equals 1.0 ❤

[@mansirrabiu7412]

Superb

[@R.R.S.ectrician]

I m fast ⏩

[@yfthat]

So do I pay the same amount of money for each case. Then doesn't that mean that I get more amperage (single phase) for the same price?

[@mohammedfaziln7266]

So Both phase will get same current bill?

[@neillourens5387]

😊

[@lawrenceatkinson]

❤

[@ikpalian4413]

Sir in resistive load the P.F is 1, why did used 0.8

[@millenniumyears1000]

Yeah

[@Forceberg]

Remeber, 3phase gets warmer FASTER then 1phase,so the room will get warmer faster. = less amps needes

[@JacobIdiku]

Can someone explain to me how he get 5.43😢

[@clifforttggalani879]

1000=(230x0.8)L
1000=184L
L=1000/184
L=5.43

[@chandrashekharsubbaraosumu]

Good

[@neillourens5387]

😊