Power Factor Correction Example: Finding Capacitor Value Range To Increase Lagging Load PF To Target

[@SakalaDaniel-t8c]

Thank you so much my lecturer was just confusing me whenever he explained this but you have made me understand

[@dennissamuel6492]

Absolutely amazing explanation!!!

[@TheBomPE]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

[@Deckinickinic]

I second that desire to see it in action on the electronic board. Thanks for video.

[@TheBomPE]

Glad you liked it!

[@DishitoutNetwork]

Can you also use the fact that Xl = V^2/Q for the original Q of 37.5kVAr, such that Xl = 230^2 V/37,500 VAr = 1.411 ohms, then Xl/w= L, or 1.411 ohms/377 = 3.74 mH … just playing around with the relationships given from the equations of P,S, and Q and the reactance formulas. I know there is more involved when calculating inductance, just seeing if this was a reasonable method to get an inductance value which is never really listed with a motor, but have always been curious of calculating it quickly and coming close with other included information from motor nameplates and or measured values. Critics welcomed … just don’t be contentious, professionally and politely is enough when giving me an observation on my mistakes. 8:38

[@leandroalves1393]

hello, were you part of the team that developed a toolbox in 2018?. If so I would like to ask for your help, I am currently developing a similar project and I couldn't find any articles about your project made in 2018, could you send me your project documentation so I can take a look?. Thanks!

[@nishantpillai7790]

Hello Sir You have some great videos. Would you be able to make a detailed one on designing splines. Static and dynamic splines. Thanks