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@naveee-QD5zHH • Aug 31, 2012
power dissipation in form of heat....(joules law of heating) -
@naman-42FOIm • Aug 31, 2012
if it is so..then wont it be too unefficient ??..its not like that...if we only use 10kw of 100kw then u acc to u 90% is dissipated in the form of heat...naveeepower dissipation in form of heat....(joules law of heating) -
@naman-42FOIm • Sep 12, 2012
now i got it...
it will only produce only 50kW... -
@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Sep 12, 2012
no generator is loaded more than 70% of its maximum capacity at all
so there is no losses in any form
based on load only a generator will generate power if it is 50kW load power generated is 50kW only plus some little value to compensate the line losses and other losses -
@naveee-QD5zHH • Sep 14, 2012
obviously.... remaining voltage will not be used .... hence a large number of load is conneted while usin generator.....naman2511now i got it...
it will only produce only 50kW... -
@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Sep 14, 2012
the large used is also never larger than 70 - 80 % of the maximum load supplied by the generatornaveeeobviously.... remaining voltage will not be used .... hence a large number of load is conneted while usin generator.....
this precaution is always taken to prevent low voltage scenarios from occuring -
@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Oct 29, 2012
No such losses occurnaveeepower dissipation in form of heat....(joules law of heating)
As the watt reading is always dependant on current produced and current produced depends on the load attached to the generator