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3-Phase Calculators

Note: Input cells are yellow and


result cells are green.

Calculator #1
Converting Voltage from line-to-
neutral to line-to-line:
Line-to-neutral 240 VRMS
Line-to-line 415.6922 VRMS

Calculator #2
Converting Voltage from line-to-line
to line-to-neutral:
Line-to-line 230 VRMS
Line-to-neutral 132.7906 VRMS

Calculator #3
Finding currents in a 3-phase
system:
3-Phase
Voltage (line-to-
line) 400 VRMS
Line-to-neutral
Voltage 230.9401 VRMS

Apparent power 21 KVA

Apparent power
per phase 7 KVA
Current per
phase 30.31089 ARMS
Finding required resistance based
on current and voltage drop:
Target voltage
drop on wire 5%
Allowed voltage
drop per wire 11.54701 VRMS
Allowed
resistance per
wire 0.38095 Ohms
Finding required circular mils based
on resistance and distance:
Wire
temperature 25 C
Wire length 500 feet
Copper wire
cross sectional circular
area 13879.41 mils
Copper wire
cross sectional
area 13.87941 MCM
Copper wire
diameter 117.8109 mils
Copper wire
AWG 8 AWG where 0 is 1/0, -1 is 2/0, etc.
MIL-STD-975
copper wire
ampacity
(estimate) 44.64076 Amps

Formulas:
(line-to-line voltage) = SQRT(3)*(line-to-neutral voltage)
(apparent power per phase) = (apparent power)/3
(current per phase) = (apparent power per phase)/(line-to-neutral voltage)
(real power) = (apparent power)*(power factor)
(area in circular mils) = (diameter in mils)^2
(wire area in circ mils) = (wire length in feet)*10.371* (1 + 0.00393 * (wire temp in C - 20))/resistance
AWG(d)=(g1*log(d/d2) + g2*log(d1/d))/(log(d1/d2))
where d is in mils
d1 = 5
d2 = 460
g1 = 36
g2 = -3

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