Short circuit current
Icc =C V / ( k Zcc )
where for Icc three-phase:
V=phase voltage
C=voltage factor
k=1,732
Zcc= sqr(ᓬR2FASE+ᓬX2FASE)
where for Icc phase-phase:
V=phase voltage
C=voltage factor
k=2
Zcc= sqr(ᓬR2FASE+ᓬX2FASE)
for Icc phase-neutal:
k =1,732
Zcc =sqr((ᓬR2FASE+ᓬR2NEUTRO)2+(ᓬX2FASE+ᓬX2NEUTRO)2)
for Icc fase-protection:
k =1,732
Zcc =sqr((ᓬR2FASE+ᓬR2PROT)2+(ᓬX2FASE+ᓬX2PROT)2)
The voltage factor and the resistance of the cables assume different values depending on the current
Calculated short-circuit. The values assigned are as follows:
IccMAX:
C=1
Iccmin:
C=1
R=> (Calculated with the 'increase of conductivity' to the final temperature of short circuit from table of
the resistance and reactance of the cables.)
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