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I am struggling with the following calculation.
4mm Ring Final Circuit,
In = 32A
Cg - group of 6 with a correction factor of 0.57
Ci - 50mm insulation of 0.78
It = In/CgCi
It = 32/0.57x0.78
It = 71.97A
Then I get stuck here:
Ib < In < It < Iz
4mm Cable from Table 4E2A gives Iz of...
Hi was wondering if im doing this right. The question in: Determine for a chosen circuit "the minimum possible csa of cpc which will satisfy the requirements disconnection as ADS under earth fault conditions and the adiabatic equation as reg 543.1.3."
Circuit: Single core pvc 70* 2.5mm2 +...
Hi, and thank you to anyone who's taking the time to read my question. i'm struggling with the outcome of an adiabatic equation i'm doing and would be incredibly grateful of any guidance or help anyone could offer. its for a design project and i'd like to know if i'm doing something wrong...
Hi guys,
I had a brain fog on the adiabatic.
Trying to ascertain suitability of a 6mm bonding conductor in a domestic installation. Doesn't help that I forgot my regs book too!
I have a pefc of 1.17KA. Can anyone help please?
Thanks.
Hello, I’m in dire need of help.
here is the question
A kitchen Ring final circuit is wired in 2.5/1.5mm T&E and protected by a 32A type B circuit breaker. 70m of cable has been used.
Q1. What is the expected r1, r2, rn value ?
So far I’ve used the equation R=Mohms/m X Length =1,365.7...
Hi All,
I think I have confused myself somehow and feel I am spiraling into further confusion. When I am doing the equation, it is saying the longer the cable is, the smaller the CPC has to be. My calculations are below.
20A radial BS61009-1 Curve C
Install method type B using 2.5 singles...
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I carried out an EICR a while back on a property with 3P 100A incomer and it only had a 16mm earth. I thought this was undersized, I made contact with the local DNO and had 2 replies, one said it was fine, the other said it should be 25mm.
Im trying to do the adiabatic equation for it...
So I'm looking into the thermal constraints of every cable in my 2396 project.
I've used the adiabatic equation in a spread sheet and 99% of them are fine with the CPC I have selected.
However, there are a few really short circuits with very low earth fault loop impedance. Because of this the...
I want to use the armour as my CPC but need to check it complies. The cable will be run from a SP Distribution panel to CU.
As per Selection and Erection Guidance Note 1 table D10a I can see a 10mm XLPE SWA requires a 31.1mm csa to comply, but only has 26mm on 2-core.
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Now I know this has probably been covered a few times but I'm struggling to come to terms with my own calculations.
I would appreciate it if someone could tell me if my calculations are correct.
So basically I've done a periodic and some of the CPC sizes for sub mains are less than half the...
As you may know looking at some of my posts I've been thrown back in the deep end recently – and don’t have much experience with complicated calculations. As this is the first time I've used SWA to go from the main supply to the primary CCU, and as I'm using the steel armour as my CPC, rather...
Hi,
I've been doing some revison and came across 2 different equations for voltage drop.
The first one is;
Vd = mV/A x Ib x L divided by 1000
The second one is;
Vd = (R1 + R2) x Ib x Multiplier
The multiplier is to compensate the difference in conductor temperature at the time of the test...
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I have an industrial install this week, installing 200A feeds to MCCB panels in workshop, with 70mm SWA
Im just working out the CPC at the DB, not done this for a while so just wanted to check it..
S= root(I2 X T) / K
The fuses are BS88-2 200A, i have another DB in exactly the...
Does anyone know the Microsoft Excel 2010 formula entry to achieve the adiabatic equation?
Where, for example cell A1 is the prospective fault current, cell A2 is the disconnection time, cell A3 is the k factor and cell A5 is the resultant minimum c.p.c size?
Thanks
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I should know the answer to this but i don't!
to find I for the adiabatic equation, which is the preferred option:
the example given by someone on this site says 230/Zs where Zs is found using Zs=Ze + (R1+R2)
the example in my book (BS7671 learning guide NICEIC) says 230/max earth loop...
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