There is no tapping from the feeders. In other words, the current loading of a feeder is the same along its entire length.Various tappings are taken from the Distributors. Hence, a distributor has distributed current loading along its entire length.
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I think aux relay is part of relay
There are various ways in which you can determine the reactive power (in reactive volt amperes) of a load. From the practical point of view, you can use a voltmeter and an ammeter and use the product of their readings to determine the apparent power (in volt amperes) of the load, and a wattmeter to determine the true power (in watts) of the load, then find the vectorial difference: (reactive power)2=(apparent power)2-(true power)2
See View Discussion below.
Yes! But it is more convenient to make your changes in Design view because if you make your changes in Datasheet view it does not make any changes in other objects. It is just in the table.
Datasheet Form
Datasheet view
Datasheet view
No. Design view is for creating the table and manipulating the fields and the structure of the fields and the table. It is not for entering data. To do that you can go to datasheet view or use a form.
Datasheet view.
datasheet view
in design view The above is wrong: The table must be in Datasheet view. page 588 of Office 2010 Exploring series Gaurer.
The Field Properties area is displayed in Datasheet view. true or false
If you create it in Design View, no field name is given. If you create it in Datasheet View it is called Field1.
Yes.
datasheet view