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Voltage drop and short circuit calculations
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Hello, sir.
In the end of the report it said " See the values of each feeder for the Voltage Drop and Short Circuit Calculations " but I did not see any information in this section. Could you please tell me what is the problem here? And what is the solution?
Thank you, sir.
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Hello,
Thanks for reaching the EcoStruxure Power Design–Forum.
- While using the ‘non uniform distribution busways,’ the calculated values for the ‘short circuit currents and the voltage drop’ can be seen at the ‘feeder circuits.’
- Kindly please select the ‘feeder circuit’ and see the ‘detailed results’ as shown here.
- As the feeders are connected at ‘different intervals’ the respective distance of the busways is considered to calculate the voltage drop for each feeder.
Regards,
Team – Ecodial Expert Support.
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