ON THE COMPLEX FORMULA OF THE APPARENT POWER IN CALCULATIONS OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

The paper offers the mathematically correct notation of the coordinate axes on the plain of complex numbers for Theoretical Science of Electrical Engineering. The complexes of various electrical quantities (electromotances, voltages, currents, capacities, resistances, and conductivities) are propose...

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Main Author: Bаndia Baro
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Language:Russian
Published: Belarusian National Technical University 2015-06-01
Series:Известия высших учебных заведений и энергетических объединенний СНГ: Энергетика
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Online Access:https://energy.bntu.by/jour/article/view/864
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description The paper offers the mathematically correct notation of the coordinate axes on the plain of complex numbers for Theoretical Science of Electrical Engineering. The complexes of various electrical quantities (electromotances, voltages, currents, capacities, resistances, and conductivities) are proposed to notate similarly showing the significance of observing continuity and uniformity in notation. The author studies various forms of complex power notation. Of all forms of notation currently in use, he reasonably chooses the one mathematically proper and solely adequate to the physical processes. It is known that the calculation of the sine-wave current electrical circuits can be performed by way of transposing the sinusoidal equation (the trigonometrical method) which is cumbersome. Recomposing time diagrams (the timediagram method) of the required sinusoidal functions is demonstrative, however unveracious. The phasor-diagram method is convenient, more pictorial but, like any other graphical approach, moderately inaccurate, cumbersome especially for branched circuits. And finally symbolic (or complex) method which retains visual expressiveness of graphical solution since it is easy to build a phasor diagram by the symbolic notation of electrical quantities. The given method allows analytical solving issues with any degree of precision. Beyond that, the symbolic method holds consistency of the obtained results which follows from the inextricable link between different presentation-methods of the sine functions. There should be no contradictions between these methods which is the principle merit of the proposed notation form. And that will allow avoiding embarrassing mistakes.
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spelling doaj-art-ec092c4f42a54f39a5e5af3afe587e742025-02-03T05:35:41ZrusBelarusian National Technical UniversityИзвестия высших учебных заведений и энергетических объединенний СНГ: Энергетика1029-74482414-03412015-06-01033145846ON THE COMPLEX FORMULA OF THE APPARENT POWER IN CALCULATIONS OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMSBаndia Baro0Belarusian National Technical UniversityThe paper offers the mathematically correct notation of the coordinate axes on the plain of complex numbers for Theoretical Science of Electrical Engineering. The complexes of various electrical quantities (electromotances, voltages, currents, capacities, resistances, and conductivities) are proposed to notate similarly showing the significance of observing continuity and uniformity in notation. The author studies various forms of complex power notation. Of all forms of notation currently in use, he reasonably chooses the one mathematically proper and solely adequate to the physical processes. It is known that the calculation of the sine-wave current electrical circuits can be performed by way of transposing the sinusoidal equation (the trigonometrical method) which is cumbersome. Recomposing time diagrams (the timediagram method) of the required sinusoidal functions is demonstrative, however unveracious. The phasor-diagram method is convenient, more pictorial but, like any other graphical approach, moderately inaccurate, cumbersome especially for branched circuits. And finally symbolic (or complex) method which retains visual expressiveness of graphical solution since it is easy to build a phasor diagram by the symbolic notation of electrical quantities. The given method allows analytical solving issues with any degree of precision. Beyond that, the symbolic method holds consistency of the obtained results which follows from the inextricable link between different presentation-methods of the sine functions. There should be no contradictions between these methods which is the principle merit of the proposed notation form. And that will allow avoiding embarrassing mistakes.https://energy.bntu.by/jour/article/view/864reactive impedance of the electric circuitvoltage drop across the inductive reactancephase shift between the current and the voltagereactive powerapparent powercomple
spellingShingle Bаndia Baro
ON THE COMPLEX FORMULA OF THE APPARENT POWER IN CALCULATIONS OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
Известия высших учебных заведений и энергетических объединенний СНГ: Энергетика
reactive impedance of the electric circuit
voltage drop across the inductive reactance
phase shift between the current and the voltage
reactive power
apparent power
comple
title ON THE COMPLEX FORMULA OF THE APPARENT POWER IN CALCULATIONS OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
title_full ON THE COMPLEX FORMULA OF THE APPARENT POWER IN CALCULATIONS OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
title_fullStr ON THE COMPLEX FORMULA OF THE APPARENT POWER IN CALCULATIONS OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
title_full_unstemmed ON THE COMPLEX FORMULA OF THE APPARENT POWER IN CALCULATIONS OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
title_short ON THE COMPLEX FORMULA OF THE APPARENT POWER IN CALCULATIONS OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
title_sort on the complex formula of the apparent power in calculations of the electrical systems
topic reactive impedance of the electric circuit
voltage drop across the inductive reactance
phase shift between the current and the voltage
reactive power
apparent power
comple
url https://energy.bntu.by/jour/article/view/864
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