PROBLEM 5.7
A 200 KVA, 2300 Volt, 3 phase alternator, star connection.
Calculate the no-load voltage the alternator must have when:
A) The regulation percentage is 10.5.
B) The regulation percentage is 26.3.
C) The regulation percentage is -13.2.
PROBLEM 5.7 A 200 KVA, 2300 Volt, 3 phase alternator, star connection. Calculate the no-load voltage...
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