Load 1: A Y-connected 40 kVAR motor at 0.8 lagging power factor. Load 2: A A-connected 100kW induction motor at 0.75 lagging power factor. Generator 480V Figure 1 Load 1 Wye- Connected Load 2 Delta- Connected From the given info, calculate; ) The total real, reactive and apparent power taken from the supply source by all the loads. i) The phase current for load 1, load 2 and the total line current of the supply source. ii) The overall power factor of the system.

Load 1: A Y-connected 40 kVAR motor at 0.8 lagging power factor. Load 2: A A-connected 100kW induction motor at 0.75 lagging power factor. Generator 480V Figure 1 Load 1 Wye- Connected Load 2 Delta- Connected From the given info, calculate; ) The total real, reactive and apparent power taken from the supply source by all the loads. i) The phase current for load 1, load 2 and the total line current of the supply source. ii) The overall power factor of the system.

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