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Help: How to calculate the power consumption of a three-phase asynchronous motor

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Reply #22016-06-24
Calculation of the active power of a three-phase motor: P = 1.732 * U * I * power factor. P = 1.732 * 380 * current flowing through the motor during operation * motor power factor (usually between 0.67 and 0.8; a lower value is used for low-power motors while a higher value is used for high-power motors)
Reply #32016-06-24
P=1.732*U*I*power factor, where U and I are the actual measured values. When the load rate is around 80%, the power factor can be approximately 0.85; the lower the load, the lower the power factor.
Reply #42016-06-25
Electricity usage is measured in kilowatt-hours; the power level (in KW) calculated upstairs represents the energy consumption per hour

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