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Sound power level of rotating equipment Devices with built-in motors tend to generate high-frequency sounds due to their rotational speed. High-frequency sounds can sometimes be unpleasant, so efforts to reduce them are important. Measurement data can be post-analyzed to calculate the sound power level for tracking analysis. By understanding the overall sound power level according to the rotation speed, we can clarify the operating conditions that require countermeasures. Separate tracking analysis function is required.

In safety knowledge onsite Reactive power is KVA. Active power is KW 🦺📝 Cos (fi)= kW/kVA is different for different loads (active/total). kW is the unit of real power and kVA is a unit of apparent power (or real power plus re-active power). The power factor, unless it is defined and known, is therefore an approximate value (typically 0.8), and the kVA value will always be higher than the value for kW. The kilovolt-ampere (kVA) is the power rating of a circuit conveying 1,000 volts and an ampere or 1,000 amperes and a volt. A single kilovolt-ampere is comparable to a kilowatt. The formula for the conversion of KVA to KW is as follows: KVA × pf = KW, where pf is the power factor.

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A simple summary of compensator types. This summary contains : 1️⃣ Reactive Power Compensation 2️⃣ Compensation Types 3️⃣ Fixed compensators 4️⃣ Synchronous Condenser 5️⃣ FACTS #Substations #STATCOM #FACTS #Highvoltage

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