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Re: 3 phase current calculations

#129347 01/25/05 08:28 PM

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I got 346.4A for the neutral current. The other figures seem to be correct.

The neutral current is calculated by adding the line currents in a vectoral manor.

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3 phase current calculations	DJT	01/25/05 10:49 PM
Re: 3 phase current calculations	crash	01/26/05 12:28 AM
Re: 3 phase current calculations	winnie	01/26/05 02:34 AM
Re: 3 phase current calculations	cpal	01/26/05 01:21 PM
Re: 3 phase current calculations	scameron81	01/29/05 12:39 AM

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