Three-Phase vs. Single-Phase

Define P 1 ( t ) P_1(t) as the instantaneous power dissipated in Case 1, and P 2 ( t ) P_2 (t) as the total instantaneous power dissipated in Case 2 (in all three circuits combined).

P 1 A P_{1A} is the average value of P 1 ( t ) P_1 (t) , and P 2 A P_{2A} is the average value of P 2 ( t ) P_2 (t) (averaged over an integer number of cycles).

P 1 P P_{1P} is the maximum instantaneous value of P 1 ( t ) P_1 (t) , and P 2 P P_{2P} is the maximum instantaneous value of P 2 ( t ) P_2 (t) .

What is ( P 1 A + P 2 A + P 1 P + P 2 P ) (P_{1A} + P_{2A} + P_{1P} + P_{2P}) ?

Bonus: What are the implications for building large generators which source huge amounts of power?


The answer is 2.5.

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