Feb 12 2010, 04:05 PM
QUOTE(mcchin @ Feb 12 2010, 03:34 PM)
i would rather have 415v as standard
as W=IV
and where V=IR
so
W= I (IR)
in that order
power will constitute to energy to use as well as in loss
if based on the last formula and calculate for energy loss
with resistant increases, the power loss is higher
while with current increases
the loss of power is even greater
so by using bigger voltage, the current is lower hence less loss being effected
reducing power loss depend more on the appliances efficiency converting the supplied energy into work to be done. bigger voltage less loss is used for electrical power transmission lah my friendas W=IV
and where V=IR
so
W= I (IR)
in that order
power will constitute to energy to use as well as in loss
if based on the last formula and calculate for energy loss
with resistant increases, the power loss is higher
while with current increases
the loss of power is even greater
so by using bigger voltage, the current is lower hence less loss being effected
plus where can you get household appliances that run on 415V on the first hand.
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