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    This document contains examples of power measurement problems involving three-phase systems connected to wattmeters. The examples calculate wattmeter readings, power factor, line current, and load impedance based on given voltage, current, power readings and connection configurations (star, delta, wattmeter connection points). Solutions involve applying formulas for three-phase power measurement using the two-wattmeter method.

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    This document contains examples of power measurement problems involving three-phase systems connected to wattmeters. The examples calculate wattmeter readings, power factor, line current, and load impedance based on given voltage, current, power readings and connection configurations (star, delta, wattmeter connection points). Solutions involve applying formulas for three-phase power measurement using the two-wattmeter method.

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    This document contains examples of power measurement problems involving three-phase systems connected to wattmeters. The examples calculate wattmeter readings, power factor, line current, and load impedance based on given voltage, current, power readings and connection configurations (star, delta, wattmeter connection points). Solutions involve applying formulas for three-phase power measurement using the two-wattmeter method.

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    Power Measurement

    POWER MEASUREMENT
    Example:
    1.) A balanced 3ɸ load has a line current of 130 A @200 V line to line
    and 0.862 lag pf. If two wattmeter are used to measure power being
    drawn by the system, what are the wattmeter readings?

    2.) A balanced load of pf = 0.78 lag is supplied from a 3ɸ 440 V


    supply. The input as indicated by the sum of the readings of the two
    wattmeter inserted in the supply is 28 kW. Find the reading of each
    instrument?

    3.) Given two wattmeter are connected at line a and line c. If VL = 230

    Volts, the line current is 20 A and pf = 0.86. What is the reading of


    wattmeter at line C?
    4.) Three identical coils each having a resistance of 12 Ω and
    reactance of 16Ω are connected a.) star b.) delta across a 460 V, 3ɸ
    line. What are the readings of each wattmeter properly connected to
    measure the power in each method of connection.

    5.) Two wattmeter WB =850 Watts are connected to measure the

    power drawn by the load supplied from 500 V, 3ɸ source. Find the
    impedance of the load if it is connected ∆.
    Other Power
    Measurement
    Example
    1.) Two wattmeter method is used to test 25 Hp, 230 V, 1800 rpm, 60 Hz,
    3ɸ,I.M. When the line voltages are 230 V, one wattmeter reads 13400 W and
    the other is 7400 W. Determine the motor pf and the line current it draws.;

    2.) A wound rotor motor, 7.5 Hp, 230 v, 3ɸ takes a line current of 18.4 A when
    operating at an efficiency of 88%. Calculate the indication of the wattmeters
    connected to measure the power by:
    a.) Potential Lead Shift Method
    b.) Artificial Neutral Method
    c.) T-Method
    3.) A 3ɸ feeder corries, two lagging balanced loads. The power
    absorbed by each is measured by two wattmeters method giving the
    following readings

    4.) A 3ɸ I.M. is connected across a 220 V, 3ɸ source. A wattmeter reads


    600W when its current coil is connected in line 1 and its potential across
    line 1 and 2. If the potential coil of the wattmeter is transferred to lines 2
    and 3, the reading of the wattmeter is the same. Calculate the pf of the
    motor.
    5.) Two wattmeters are connected to measure the power drawn by the
    load. The first wattmeter reads 4800W while the other reads 400 W after
    reversing its current coil. Solve for the load power factor.

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