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➢ Three-phase voltages are counter-clockwise, rotating A, B, C in vector space. ➢ This course has several scaled drawings or figures. When printing a PDF with ...
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To calculate Voltage Drop. VD = 2 x K x I x L. VD = 2 x L x R x I cmil. 1000. To determine cmil = 2 x K x I x L. R = VD x 1000 conductor size.
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Below is an example calculation for determining voltage drop. Determine the voltage drop of a 380V, 3 phase circuit with a current of 100A and a length of ...
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Answer: First, calculate the total voltage drop allowed in the circuit. This is done by (240 volts x 2%) or 4.8 Voltage Drop. Then use the single-phase formula ...
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Multiply distance (length in feet of one wire) by the current (expressed in amps) by the figure shown in table for the kind of current and the size of wire ...
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Determines wire size to meet specific voltage drop limits or calculates voltage drop for a specific conductor run. When sizing conductors, calculations ...
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Calculations are based on a 3% voltage drop. 3. These charts are solely for estimating purposes only, not for design. 4. Amperages are approximate, not exact.
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where: Vd = Voltage drop per phase, volts. Φ = Load power factor angle. I = Current, A. R = Cable resistance,Ω. X = Cable resistance,Ω. IRcosΦ = Voltage drop ...
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