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Can the operating efficiency of mechanical equipment be calculated based on motor current?

2021-11-30View Original

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Can the operating efficiency of motorized equipment be calculated by dividing the actual operating current by the rated current? Assume a motor with a rated current of 100A, but the actual current during operation is only 60A. In that case, can it be said that the efficiency of the equipment driven by this motor is only 60%? Is such an assertion valid?
Reply #22021-12-01
That is the load factor, not efficiency.

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