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Help, how do I calculate the conversion of single-phase capacity to three-phase capacity?

2012-03-22View Original

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Help, how do I calculate the conversion of single-phase capacity to three-phase capacity? For example, for the electricity used in our offices, if it’s not calculated based on 20KW, then we should use 60KW as the total power value. Can we then use this value in the formula for selecting a transformer?
Reply #22012-03-23
To convert single-phase to three-phase, multiply the maximum single-phase load by 3!

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