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- root((Electrical Power
- and Household Circuits))
- Electrical Energy
- Formula W equals VIt
- Formula W equals I squared Rt
- Unit Joule and kWh
- 1 kWh equals 3.6 million J
- Energy Conversions
- Heat in Heaters
- Light in Bulbs
- Motion in Motors
- Sound in Speakers
- Electrical Power
- P equals W divided by t
- P equals VI equals I squared R
- Unit Watt
- Power Rating
- Resistance R equals V squared by P
- Safe Current i equals P by V
- Domestic Bill
- Energy in kWh
- Cost per Unit
- Heating Effect
- H equals I squared Rt
- Joules Law
- Applications
- Heaters use Nichrome
- Bulbs use Tungsten
- Fuses low melting alloy
- Transmission
- Generated at 11 kV
- Stepped Up to 132 kV
- Grid Substation 33 kV
- City Substation 220 V
- Why High Voltage
- Less Current
- Less Line Loss
- Household Wiring
- Three Wires
- Live Brown or Red
- Neutral Blue or Black
- Earth Green or Yellow
- Ring System
- Two current paths
- Independent fuses
- Parallel Connection
- Each gets 220V
- Works independently
- Three Wires
- Safety Components
- Fuse
- Low melting alloy
- In Live wire only
- Current rating P by V
- MCB
- Trips in 25 ms
- Resettable
- Switch
- In Live wire only
- Single pole
- Double pole
- Earthing
- Local earthing
- Appliance earthing
- Zero resistance path
- Three Pin Plug
- Earth top longest
- Live left
- Neutral right
- Fuse
- Electrical Energy
Chapter Concept Map: Electrical Power and Household Circuits
The map in words
- root((Electrical Power
- and Household Circuits))
- Electrical Energy
- Formula W equals VIt
- Formula W equals I squared Rt
- Formula W equals V squared t over R
- Unit Joule
- Commercial Unit kWh
- 1 kWh equals 3.6 million J
- Effects of Current
- Chemical Effect
- Heating Effect
- Magnetic Effect
- Electrical Power
- Formula P equals VI
- Formula P equals I squared R
- Formula P equals V squared over R
- Unit Watt
- 1 kW equals 1000 W
- 1 HP equals 746 W
- Power Rating of Appliances
- Resistance R equals V squared over P
- Safe Current I equals P over V
- Domestic Energy
- kWh meter at home
- Units equals P in kW times hours
- Cost equals Units times Rate
- Heating Effect
- H equals I squared Rt
- H proportional to I squared
- H proportional to R
- H proportional to t
- Power Transmission
- Generated at 11 kV
- Step Up to 132 kV
- Step Down to 33 kV
- Step Down to 11 kV
- Step Down to 220 V
- High V Low I Low Loss
- Household Wiring
- Three Wires
- Live Wire Red or Brown
- Neutral Wire Black or Blue
- Earth Wire Green or Yellow
- Ring System
- Two paths to appliance
- Separate fuse per appliance
- Fault isolated
- Parallel Connection
- Each gets 220 V
- Independent operation
- Three Wires
- Safety Components
- Electric Fuse
- Low melting point alloy
- In Live Wire only
- Current rating I equals P over V
- MCB
- Trips in 25 milliseconds
- Reusable
- Replaces fuse
- Switches
- Single Pole
- Double Pole
- In Live Wire only
- Staircase Wiring
- Earthing
- Local Earthing
- Appliance Earthing
- Resistance less than 5 ohm
- Three Pin Plug
- Top Earth thick and long
- Left Live
- Right Neutral
- Electric Fuse
- Colour Coding
- Live Red to Brown
- Neutral Black to Light Blue
- Earth Green to Green Yellow
- Electrical Energy
Electrical Power and Household Circuits — Chapter Overview
The map in words
- root((Electrical Power
- and Circuits))
- Electrical Energy
- W = VIt
- W = I2Rt
- W = V2t div R
- Unit: Joule
- Commercial: kWh
- 1 kWh = 3.6x106 J
- Electrical Power
- P = VI
- P = I2R
- P = V2 div R
- Unit: Watt
- 1 kW = 1000 W
- 1 HP = 746 W
- Power Rating
- Rated voltage and power on label
- R = V2 div P
- I safe = P div V
- Heating Effect
- H = I2Rt
- Joule Law
- Fuse works on this
- Household Wiring
- Transmission
- 11kV to 132kV to 33kV to 11kV to 220V
- Ring System
- Preferred
- Parallel connection
- Individual fuse and switch
- Components
- Fuse
- Live wire only
- Low melting alloy
- MCB
- 25ms response
- Reusable
- Switch
- Live wire only
- Single and Double pole
- Earthing
- Local earthing
- Appliance earthing
- Three Pin Plug
- Earth thick and long
- Live left
- Neutral right
- Fuse
- Transmission
- Colour Coding
- Live: Brown or Red
- Neutral: Blue or Black
- Earth: Green or Yellow
- Electrical Energy
Electrical power and safe household distribution of electric energy
The map in words
- Electrical power and safe household distribution of electric energy
- Electrical Energy
- Electrical Power
- Power Rating of Appliances
- Domestic Consumption of Electrical Energy
- Heating Effect of Electric Current
- Power Transmission
- Household Wiring System
- Parallel Connection of Appliances
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