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Robatoy wrote:
756 watts per HP @ 100% efficiency. Most electrical motors run around 90% or so. I think that's a bit optimistic. Baldor's "premium efficiency" 3HP motor gives 85% efficiency and 96% power factor. Their more typical 3HP motor gives 78% efficiency and 85% power factor for a total efficiency of around 66%. Chris |
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On Sep 11, 1:29*pm, Chris Friesen wrote:
Robatoy wrote: 756 watts per HP @ 100% efficiency. Most electrical motors run around 90% or so. I think that's a bit optimistic. *Baldor's "premium efficiency" 3HP motor gives 85% efficiency and 96% power factor. Their more typical 3HP motor gives 78% efficiency and 85% power factor for a total efficiency of around 66%. Chris I allocated 1000 watts for 1 HP. Close enough for giggles. Hell, I have 6.5 HP vacuum which draws 10A!! How is THAT for efficiency, eh? G |
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Robatoy wrote:
Hell, I have 6.5 HP vacuum which draws 10A!! How is THAT for efficiency, eh? G With a K&N, that bad boy might do _10HP_! G |
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