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    Short Circuit Analysis & Voltage Drop

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    This document provides a short circuit analysis for a proposed one storey building located in Barangay Dadiagas East, General Santos City. It analyzes two potential fault locations: 1) a single phase short circuit at the transformer, calculating a symmetrical RMS current of 5,422.12 A, and 2) a fault at the panel board, calculating a symmetrical RMS current of 2,444.12 A. The analysis calculates short circuit current contribution based on transformer rating, line voltage, impedance, and power factor to determine the available fault level current according to utility assumptions.

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    Short Circuit Analysis & Voltage Drop

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    This document provides a short circuit analysis for a proposed one storey building located in Barangay Dadiagas East, General Santos City. It analyzes two potential fault locations: 1) a single phase short circuit at the transformer, calculating a symmetrical RMS current of 5,422.12 A, and 2) a fault at the panel board, calculating a symmetrical RMS current of 2,444.12 A. The analysis calculates short circuit current contribution based on transformer rating, line voltage, impedance, and power factor to determine the available fault level current according to utility assumptions.

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    This document provides a short circuit analysis for a proposed one storey building located in Barangay Dadiagas East, General Santos City. It analyzes two potential fault locations: 1) a single phase short circuit at the transformer, calculating a symmetrical RMS current of 5,422.12 A, and 2) a fault at the panel board, calculating a symmetrical RMS current of 2,444.12 A. The analysis calculates short circuit current contribution based on transformer rating, line voltage, impedance, and power factor to determine the available fault level current according to utility assumptions.

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    Short Circuit Analysis & Voltage Drop

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    This document provides a short circuit analysis for a proposed one storey building located in Barangay Dadiagas East, General Santos City. It analyzes two potential fault locations: 1) a single phase short circuit at the transformer, calculating a symmetrical RMS current of 5,422.12 A, and 2) a fault at the panel board, calculating a symmetrical RMS current of 2,444.12 A. The analysis calculates short circuit current contribution based on transformer rating, line voltage, impedance, and power factor to determine the available fault level current according to utility assumptions.

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    SHORT CIRCUIT

    ANALYSIS & VOLTAGE


    DROP
    PROJECT OWNER: JACINTO LIM
    LOCATION: BARANGAY DADIAGAS EAST, GENERAL SANTOS CITY
    PROJECT TITLE: PROPOSED ONE STOREY BLDG

    PREPARED BY:

    ROBERT R. TIIN, REE


    ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

    CHECKED AND VERIFIED BY

    ENGR. ENRIQUE P. TAPANG,PEE

    PROFESSIONAL
    PROFESSIONAL ELECTRICAL
    ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
    ENGINEER

    1
    SHORT CIRCUIT ANALYSIS

    SHORT CIRCUIT ANALYSIS

    I. SINGLE PHASE SHORT CIRCUIT CALCULATION

    SYSTEM FAULT 1
    Data:

    Rating of Transformer 15 kva


    Line voltage 230v
    Phase SINGLE phase
    Transformer Impedance 1.2%z
    Power Factor 85%

    Available Utility Infinite Assumption

    IF.L.A = kVAx1000/EL-L

    = 15x1000/230

    = 65.217 A

    Multiflier = 100/Z
    = 100/1.2
    = 83.33

    ISCA = IF.L.A x 83.33

    = 65.2 x 83.33

    = 5,433.12 A

    Motor short circuit contribution

    Total motor full load

    Motor short circuit contribution, if significant, may be added at all fault locations
    throughout the system. A practical estimate of motor contribution is to multiply the
    total motor current in amps by 4. Value of 4 to 6 are commonly accepted.

    IF.L.A motor contri = Approximate motor contribution is 50% of full load

    Isca-motor contribution
    = 0
    = 0

    2|Page
    SHORT CIRCUIT ANALYSIS

    ITotal sc sym. RMS= 5,433.12 + 0

    = 5,422.12 A

    Calculate “f” factor.

    f = 2 x L x Isc
    C x n x EL-L

    = 2 x 60 x 5,422.12
    2,425 x 1 x 230

    = 1.166

    L = length (feet) of conductor to the fault


    C = Constant from table, values for conductors and bus way
    n = number of conductor per phase
    L = Available short circuit current in amperes at beginning of circuit.
    E = Voltage of circuit

    Multiplier “M”

    M = 1/ 1+f

    = 1___
    1+1.166

    = .46

    Isc sym RMS = 5,422.12 x .46

    = 2,494.175 A Fault F1

    Fault F2, fault at Panel PB

    f = 2 x L x Isc
    C x n x EL-L

    = 2 x 15 x 2,494.175
    1559 x 1 x 230

    = .013

    3|Page
    SHORT CIRCUIT ANALYSIS

    Multiplier “M”

    M = 1/ 1+f

    = 1___
    1+.013

    = .98

    Isc sym RMS = 2,494.15 x .98

    = 2,444.12A Fault @F2

    NOTHING FOLLOW

    4|Page

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