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| From the information given in the illustration, what would be the maximum output amperage available from the emergency generator if it operated with a power factor of 0.9? EL-0106 |
| A) 937 amps |
| B) 669 amps |
| C) 541 amps |
| D) 1156 amps |
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| Stan - 2019-05-04 15:49:16 Registered (4) |
| P=SQR(3)xIxVxPF 500000=1.73xIx480X0.9 i=500000/1.73x480x0.9 i=669 Amps |
| TBird999 - 2018-11-25 11:27:31 Member (4) |
| yeah i'm getting the same thing. answer is A |
| andrewmillar - 2017-10-08 10:51:42 Member (4) |
| I = P/V, 500,000W/480V = 1041.xx (0.9) = 937.5 |
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