Electrical Engineering: Ch 13: 3 Phase Circuit (34 of 53) Average Power per Phase?

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In this video I will further explain the power in the 3-phase circuit in relation to what is the average power per phase. In the previous example we found the equation of the power as a function of phase voltage, phase current, and the cosine of the phase angle. Since phase current, phase current, and phase angle re constants then power=constant. Therefore for a single phase then Pp=(1/3)P.

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Your formula in 3:13 should have the complex conjugate of the impedance in the denominator. S = V^2/Z*.

Jnglfvr
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THANK YOU, VERY MUCH, FOR YOUR MOST EXCELLENT REVIEW OF THESE RELATIONSHIP FORMULAS!!!! MUCH

guloguloguy
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Thank you so much sir. One doubt sir, (line voltage is =square root
of 3 × Vp ×angle 30°) the angle 30° is missing sir....

kannanr
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Nice explanation, Thank you very much

udaykulkarni
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thanks you sir, what is the diff between Pp and normal P

Gokuwhaa
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I think you forgot to say about the differences in phase voltage and line voltage angle. phase voltage will lag line voltage by 30 degrees (or pi/6 radian).

saeedupdate
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in the rule S=Z times the magnitude of current ^2 you didnt mention of its the line current or the phase current which one is it?

MATHBOSS
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Professor, in 3:10, it should be Z* than Z.

maheekhan
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Sir, I do recommend the proper usage of the terms complex power and apparent power.

ricogarcia
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Very good lecture Sir. Thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

surendrakverma
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thank u sir for great explanation.❣❣❣❣

roggameryt
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Sir but in Y delta 3phase circuit which u said its the common, both the linecurrent=√3Iphase and linevoltage=√3phase voltage then would the total powe of Y-Delta circuit be P=VLILcosΦ ?

muhammadyunus
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Hi. Shouldn't you have a Z* there?

Zuwwar
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why u say that n a delta connected load vl = vp we learned that in a y-delta connection is vl = sqrt3vp with phasor 30 and il = ipsqrt3phasor -30

ΚλέαρχοςΤσίγκρος-ηκ
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Why dont you multiple the line voltage with 3 for total power?

lalembahmanahsatyaalmahabb
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Hello sir. Thank you very much for the explanation. I'm currently confusing wether we need different formula for delta or star connection. Regards

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