Kw and kvar values
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Kw and kvar values
Can anyone recall what the ballpark values of KW and kvar are? I can only find acceptable differences in the manual. I believe there is a formula that can calculate the values.
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Re: Kw and kvar values
You’ll need Paul for this one I’m afraid. I’m sure he’ll be along soon.
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Re: Kw and kvar values
The only info I have from A4O-AB's Flight Manual is max permissible continuous load on each Generator is 36 kW, but overloads not exceeding 48kW are permissible for periods not exceeding 5 mins.
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Re: Kw and kvar values
In normal ops the load sharing should remain within 2 kW/4 kVAR.
AC sys V & Freq should remain within 400 +- 10 Hz & 115 +- 6 Volts.
DC sys voltages should remain between 25 & 28 Volts.
Batt ammeter readings remain zero (normal ops)
TRU ammeter readings do not exceed 150 amps.
When starting the APU with the AC buses powered the #1 Batt must be selected to BATT ISOL prior to APU starting due to the starter motor current draw being greater than the #1 TRU fuse rating. One the starter motor cycle is complete the batt sw must be set to power on to maintain power to the APU fire protection circuit.
AC sys V & Freq should remain within 400 +- 10 Hz & 115 +- 6 Volts.
DC sys voltages should remain between 25 & 28 Volts.
Batt ammeter readings remain zero (normal ops)
TRU ammeter readings do not exceed 150 amps.
When starting the APU with the AC buses powered the #1 Batt must be selected to BATT ISOL prior to APU starting due to the starter motor current draw being greater than the #1 TRU fuse rating. One the starter motor cycle is complete the batt sw must be set to power on to maintain power to the APU fire protection circuit.
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Re: Kw and kvar values
Many thanks for that. I'll post a "work in progress" video in the the next few days hopefully.