How to find out capacitance for Power Factor Correction Related Problem (from VK Mehta Example 6.2)

[@nicholasneto8797]

Awesome video, you did better than my tenured professor.

[@engineeringelectricalelect6530]

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[@mrmatias2618]

Wow, I am done with my Power System Protection Coursework thanks due to this video. May the Lord Jesus Christ visit you tonight my friend and answer all your doubts. Thanks brother from Adam and Eve.

[@engineeringelectricalelect6530]

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[@HimmatSingh-ju8jk]

thanks sir for making video on such problem. I got my answer related to same problem.

[@VinceMaguire-w5w]

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[@engineeringelectricalelect6530]

Thanks for your nice comments.

[@shishirgyawali632]

8876 is not KW and 4755 is not KVAR improve these values by dividing by 1000. Otherwise denote by WATT and VAR

[@mrmatias2618]

Good student😇

[@shishirgyawali632]

Overall good job keep it up

[@meghabajaj3967]

Very nice. Thank you so much.

[@AJ-et3vf]

awesome video sir! Thank you!

[@VeraPastaEthiopia]

nice work, but since phase rotation in clock wise, i think the lagging current must come after (above voltage)

[@ohgoditsjames94]

Phasors are anti clockwise

[@jalaamelectricalservices]

I don't think so, remember pf is raised to 0.9 lagging from 0.7. it cannot go above voltage.

[@envitech02]

7:08 Active power is Watts, not kilowatts. 8:06 Answer is 8876 Watts or 8.876 kilowatts.

[@md.shaheenalam8517]

please make a video of example 6.18

[@do-able8591]

Good djob in the book it was confusing

[@InfoAtAS]

More video sir please on power generation

[@janmaytrivedi4680]

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[@muazhamid1160]

Thanks alot

[@niyonzimainnocent4993]

Exactly what is the real measure for a normal capacitor for 25kvar.

[@ozilkamda7263]

Capacitor consumes leading VAR and supply lagging VAR.

[@vikasforgate4225]

it is not KVAr. It is just VAr

[@rsankar0831]

Single phase motor connected to 400V....RIP to the motor🙏🙏🔥🥴🥴

[@theversatilemike666]

Hahahah, genius, genius.

[@LechoNg-iw8vk]

7:08

[@manikandanselvakumarchitho3301]

VI cos fi is not equal kw only watt

[@MechTech_Automation]

Bro power = VI cos fi Unit of power = watt If watt greater than 1000 watt say 2000 watt we can say 2kw 1000 replace by k 1k =1000

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