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You might need to give a little bit more info on how each problem was stated. Basically, if the line voltage and the electric 3-phase power supplied to the motor are given, you don't have to worry of your motor connection (the equation will still be S = sqrt(3) * VL * IL) Please put both...

The article 210.19(A) is for sizing the branch cricuit conductor, not to calculate the load. In this problem, you have to calculate the general lighting load, so the solution is correct (per table 220.12). If now, you were asking for the ampacity of the conductor feeding this load, you will...

got mine... NCEES sent me an email 2 days ago to download it. @Jamo, are you serious? No food and no drink for 4 hours?? :shakehead:

Any induction motor can be a generator if it turns slightly above its synchronous speed (in this case, 1200rpm); then your mechanical power Pm becomes your input power. If it was stated induction "generator" with the same values, the calculation would have been the same but it would have been a...