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This document discusses short circuit calculations which are necessary for determining the equipment requirements to withstand fault currents in an electrical installation. It provides an overview of the key aspects of short circuit calculations including:
- Calculating the maximum and minimum short circuit currents
- Types of faults including symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults
- Basic methods for performing short circuit calculations including the direct method, per unit method, and software methods
- A 10 step procedure for using the direct method to calculate short circuit currents at different points in a sample system and determine breaking and making capacities
This document discusses short circuit calculations which are necessary for determining the equipment requirements to withstand fault currents in an electrical installation. It provides an overview of the key aspects of short circuit calculations including:
- Calculating the maximum and minimum short circuit currents
- Types of faults including symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults
- Basic methods for performing short circuit calculations including the direct method, per unit method, and software methods
- A 10 step procedure for using the direct method to calculate short circuit currents at different points in a sample system and determine breaking and making capacities
This document discusses short circuit calculations which are necessary for determining the equipment requirements to withstand fault currents in an electrical installation. It provides an overview of the key aspects of short circuit calculations including:
- Calculating the maximum and minimum short circuit currents
- Types of faults including symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults
- Basic methods for performing short circuit calculations including the direct method, per unit method, and software methods
- A 10 step procedure for using the direct method to calculate short circuit currents at different points in a sample system and determine breaking and making capacities
each level in the installation in view of determining the characteristics of the equipment required to withstand or break the fault current. -Two values of the short-circuit current must be evaluated
1-The maximum short-circuit current, used to determine:
A-The breaking capacity of the circuit breakers B-The making capacity of the circuit breakers
2-The minimum short-circuit current, essential when selecting the time-current curve for circuit breakers and fuses, in particular when:
A-Cables are long and/or the source impedance is relatively hig B-Protection of life depends on circuit breaker or fuse operation Short-circuit Type Faults 3- Short-circuit Type Faults with Fault Impedance
Types of Faults
A-Symmetrical Faults
B- Unsymmetrical Faults
short-circuit (Isc) calculation procedure when designing an electrical installation. Basic methods on short circuit calculations. - The Direct method - The per unit method - The software method - The point-to-point method - MVA method Procedure
Step 1 X utility = (kV) 2 / MVASC Step 2 X transformer = X P.U * (KV) 2 / MVArating R transformer = R P.U* (KV) 2 / MVArating Step 3 The impedance (in ohms) given for current transformers, large switches and large circuit breakers is essentially all X, but these impedances are negligible in the substation A-Direct method 4 Step Determine X T.L and RT.L
5 Step X motor = X P.U * (KV) 2 / MVArating R motor = R P.U* (KV) 2 / MVArating
6 Step Determine impedance (in ohms) of the system by: ZT = (RT2 + XT2) Step 7 Calculate short-circuit symmetrical RMS amperes at the point of fault. IS.C. sym RMS = V line-line 3(ZT) Step8 Calculate (X/R) ratio Step 9 Calculate - Instantaneous Peak Current = Ip =Is x Mp - Asymmetrical RMS Short Circuit Current = Ia = Is x Mm Step 10 Calculate ; MVA breaking (sym.) =3 * V line-line * IS.C. sym RMS MVA breaking (asym.) =3 * V line-line * Ia MVA making = 3 * V line-line * Ip Results of calculations Summary of Short Circuit Calculations (Direct method) 20 kV Bus Bar 66 kV Bus Bar 220 kV Bus Bar Faulted Bus Item 21.29 10.042 9.514 I sym (kA) 31.349 15.465 14.889 I asym (kA) 53.2995 26.025 24.97 I peak (kA) 737.5 1147.89 3623.530 MVA breaking sym 1085.96 2040.07 5778.26 MVA breaking(asy) 1846.34 3448.32 9739.668 MVA Making
B-Software method (using Easypower program) 1) three phase faults (L-L-L):