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    This document contains calculations for short circuit and voltage drop for a 75 KVA, 1-phase transformer. It includes calculations for fault current (Isc) at three points (X1, X2, X3) in the system using conductor constants, length, fault current, and multiplier. The summary calculations determine the maximum fault current is 26 kA at X1, 14.3 kA at X2, and 7.8 kA at X3. Motor contribution is also included at each point.

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    This document contains calculations for short circuit and voltage drop for a 75 KVA, 1-phase transformer. It includes calculations for fault current (Isc) at three points (X1, X2, X3) in the system using conductor constants, length, fault current, and multiplier. The summary calculations determine the maximum fault current is 26 kA at X1, 14.3 kA at X2, and 7.8 kA at X3. Motor contribution is also included at each point.

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    Design Analysis Short Circuit & Voltage Drop Calculation: JRS Business Corporation

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    This document contains calculations for short circuit and voltage drop for a 75 KVA, 1-phase transformer. It includes calculations for fault current (Isc) at three points (X1, X2, X3) in the system using conductor constants, length, fault current, and multiplier. The summary calculations determine the maximum fault current is 26 kA at X1, 14.3 kA at X2, and 7.8 kA at X3. Motor contribution is also included at each point.

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    DESIGN ANALYSIS

    SHORT CIRCUIT & VOLTAGE DROP CALCULATION

    C = Conductor Constants C - Values


    60mm^2 = 11424
    50mm^2 = 9317

    L = Lenght in ft.

    f = (2 * L * Isc)/(C * n * E(L-L))
    75 KVA, 1ø Transformer
    1.22%X 75

    M = Multiplier 1/(1+f)
    68%R
    1.4%Z
    240V
    n = Number of Conductors per phase

    E(L-L) = System Voltage


    FAULT
    1

    @ X1
    I(FLA) = 75000VA / 240 V
    I(FLA) = 312.5 A

    M = 100/1.4 = 71.43
    L = 49.2 ft.
    133100 Cmil
    M = 71.43
    Non-Magnetic Conduit
    I(SC1) = I(FLA)/(%Z*0.9)
    I(SC1) = 312.5/(1.4*0.9)
    I(SC1) = 24801 A
    @ X2
    f = (2 * (49.2 ft)(24801 A))/((11424)(240 V)
    f = 0.8902

    M = 1/(1+0.8902)
    FAULT 2 M = 0.529

    I(SC2) = M + I(SC1)
    300 A I(SC2) = 0.529 * 24801 A
    I(SC2) = 13120 A
    @ X3
    f = (2 * (85.3 ft)(13120 A))/((9317)(240 V)
    f = 1.0009
    M = 1/(1+1.0009)
    M = 0.4999

    I(SC3) = M + I(SC2)
    I(SC3) = 0.4999 * 13120 A
    I(SC3) = 6558.7 A

    Motor Contribution
    150 A X1 = 312.5 A * 4
    X1 = 1250 A
    L = 85.3 ft.
    I(SC1) sym RMS = 24801 A + 1250 A
    105600 Cmil =26 KA , USE 42 kAIC
    Non-Magnetic Conduit

    FAULT X2 = 312.5 A * 4
    3 X2 = 1250 A
    I(SC2) sym RMS = 13120 A + 1250 A
    = 14.3 KA , USE 22 kAIC
    X3 = 312.5 A * 4
    X3 = 1250 A
    I(SC3) sym RMS = 6558A + 1250 A
    = 7.8 KA , USE 10 KAIC
    M
    PROJECT TITLE:
    PROPOSED JRS EXPRESS BRANCH
    OFFICE FIT-OUT
    OWNER D:\download.png
    JRS Business Corporation
    LOCATION: KM. 30 Brgy., Zone 1-A, Along Gen. E. Aguinaldo Highway Dasmariñas PROFESSIONAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

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