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I have a question about electricity

2007-12-30View Original

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How many KW of motors can a 315KVA transformer drive? When calculated using formulas, various results are obtained – 270KW, 230KW, and so on. In practice, it is possible to drive 10 motors of 30KW each. Could those of you in this field provide the correct calculation formula or result?
Reply #22007-12-30
Generally, a 10% load margin should be reserved for transformers, but the equipment should not be started all at once; instead, larger equipment should be started first followed by smaller ones, with the load being increased gradually.
Reply #32007-12-31
Different motors have different power factors, considerations regarding the phase factor, and whether capacitive compensation should be set at 0.9 or 0.95, among other things. . . There are many things to consider during the design process. I recommend that you take a close look at the \"Manual for Industrial and Civil Power Distribution Design\"; it contains formulas, which can be found in the first 1/3 of the book. The latest edition should have a black cover.

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