MARINE ENGINE
MARINE ENGINE
MARINE ENGINE
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60 Hz Marine Generator<br />
Set Ratings<br />
ekW @1.0pf kV•A Model<br />
Single Phase Generator<br />
13.5 13.5 C1.5<br />
21.5-29.5 21.5-29.5 C2.2<br />
ekW @.8pf kV•A Model<br />
14.5 18.0 C1.5<br />
21.0-30.0 26.5-37.5 C2.2<br />
42-99 55-123 C4.4<br />
113-170 141-212 C6.6 ACERT<br />
163-250 204-313 C9<br />
250-320 313-400 3406C<br />
340-550 425-688 C18<br />
340-550 425-688 C18 ACERT<br />
400-590 500-738 3412C<br />
600-910 750-1138 3508B<br />
1030-1360 1287-1700 3512B<br />
1550-1700 1937-2125 3512C<br />
1285-1825 1606-2281 3516B<br />
1650-1820 2063-2275 C280-6<br />
2200-2420 2750-3025 C280-8<br />
3300-3640 4125-4550 C280-12<br />
4400-4840 5500-6050 C280-16<br />
Power factor (pf) is the ratio between Real Power and<br />
Apparent Power. It is also the ratio between the resistive part<br />
of impedance and total impedance. Power factor can be read<br />
directly with a power factor meter. It can also be calculated<br />
from voltage, current, and power meter readings.<br />
Power Factor = Real Power = Watts = 1920 w = .8<br />
Apparent Power 1 x V 5a x 480 v<br />
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