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Richardson, William G wrote:
>The important thing to note is that a good amount of the utility load is not
>constant power. It is light bulbs, toasters, coffeemakers, hairdryers and
>electric heaters and so on. So lowering
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, Ravinder Ajmani
wrote:
>Can someone explain to me how reducing the voltage will lower the power
>consumption, if the load is kept constant.
What is it about the load that you propose is kept constant? If the load
is a constant resistance R, Ohm's and Joule's Laws give you W = V^2/R,
so reduci
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