Electric consumption......
26-01-2006 | 10:26 PM
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readings are wrong
10kw on 415v 3 phase is 14.4 amps per phase
look at your meter for how much a kw/h is say 10p per kw per hour, so a 11kw motor running would use £1.10 per hour just running not including the direct on line start to get it upto speed
was at a electric motor a couple weeks ago running at 636 Amps per phase, roughly 450Kw and takes a Megawatt generator to get it running upto speed
10kw on 415v 3 phase is 14.4 amps per phase
look at your meter for how much a kw/h is say 10p per kw per hour, so a 11kw motor running would use £1.10 per hour just running not including the direct on line start to get it upto speed
was at a electric motor a couple weeks ago running at 636 Amps per phase, roughly 450Kw and takes a Megawatt generator to get it running upto speed
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26-01-2006 | 11:50 PM
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was at a electric motor a couple weeks ago running at 636 Amps per phase, roughly 450Kw and takes a Megawatt generator to get it running upto speed
im suprised its not an 11kv motor 
27-01-2006 | 07:00 PM
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11kw gareth. you must be joking.
here's our 220kW motor
that drives this centrifugal blower
to generate a wind speed up to 100 mph out of this nozzle
glad i don't pay the electricity. the heaters to control the temperature of that room at up to 55 deg. C are quite juicy as well
btw, that's not me in the pictures. i'm far younger, better built and better looking
here's our 220kW motor
that drives this centrifugal blower
to generate a wind speed up to 100 mph out of this nozzle
glad i don't pay the electricity. the heaters to control the temperature of that room at up to 55 deg. C are quite juicy as well
btw, that's not me in the pictures. i'm far younger, better built and better looking
27-01-2006 | 07:40 PM
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Rick
it's a climatic chamber used to test automotive air conditioning / heating systems primarily as that is what my company makes.
but it can also be used for anything requiring precise temperature & humidity control / wind / dyno. anything you like if you can afford it. £2k per day with engineer and technician support and use of a workshop
at the moment, we've got enough work with just the air con testing, but if that was to drop off or we had a quiet time, i would offer it for mapping etc
it's a climatic chamber used to test automotive air conditioning / heating systems primarily as that is what my company makes.
but it can also be used for anything requiring precise temperature & humidity control / wind / dyno. anything you like if you can afford it. £2k per day with engineer and technician support and use of a workshop
at the moment, we've got enough work with just the air con testing, but if that was to drop off or we had a quiet time, i would offer it for mapping etc
27-01-2006 | 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Rick
Cool stuff 
at last a RR with prope cooling
at last a RR with prope cooling 
only problem is, dyno is only one axle at a time with a capacity of 250 bhp. if there was enough business in it, we would look at upgrading the dyno.
28-01-2006 | 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Neil
readings are wrong
10kw on 415v 3 phase is 14.4 amps per phase
look at your meter for how much a kw/h is say 10p per kw per hour, so a 11kw motor running would use £1.10 per hour just running not including the direct on line start to get it upto speed
was at a electric motor a couple weeks ago running at 636 Amps per phase, roughly 450Kw and takes a Megawatt generator to get it running upto speed
10kw on 415v 3 phase is 14.4 amps per phase
look at your meter for how much a kw/h is say 10p per kw per hour, so a 11kw motor running would use £1.10 per hour just running not including the direct on line start to get it upto speed
was at a electric motor a couple weeks ago running at 636 Amps per phase, roughly 450Kw and takes a Megawatt generator to get it running upto speed
28-01-2006 | 05:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Christian and Beccy
Originally Posted by GARETH T
im sure ava got a 22kw or 25kw fan
28-01-2006 | 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by KSA-Cossie
Originally Posted by Neil
readings are wrong
10kw on 415v 3 phase is 14.4 amps per phase
look at your meter for how much a kw/h is say 10p per kw per hour, so a 11kw motor running would use £1.10 per hour just running not including the direct on line start to get it upto speed
was at a electric motor a couple weeks ago running at 636 Amps per phase, roughly 450Kw and takes a Megawatt generator to get it running upto speed
10kw on 415v 3 phase is 14.4 amps per phase
look at your meter for how much a kw/h is say 10p per kw per hour, so a 11kw motor running would use £1.10 per hour just running not including the direct on line start to get it upto speed
was at a electric motor a couple weeks ago running at 636 Amps per phase, roughly 450Kw and takes a Megawatt generator to get it running upto speed
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