VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATION FORMAT
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is anybody have voltage drop calculation format?
AND THERE BEEN SOME CHANGING OF OPINIONS AND ADVICES AS FOLLOW
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Shabu there's a few ways of calculating volt drop, the vast majority provide you with an "average" assuming the load is...
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So,
16mm SWA, 50M run, 12Kw load 3P/N supply. (17.3A per phase)
16mm R1 + R2 = 1.15mOhms/Meter = 100x1.15/1000 = 0.115
ZS = 0.21 + 0.115 = 0.325
230/0.325 = 707A (fault current)
√ 707 x 707 x 0.1
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So basically I need a cable with 90A capacity under ref...
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