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Convert three phase available fault current to single phase 1

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arc101

Electrical
Oct 15, 2007
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I used SKM to generate three phase available fault current. Now I want to use something else to find single phase fault current and arc flash info. How do I convert the three phase available fault into single and phase to phase available fault current. I intend to use this info to plug in to the Duke Calculator.
 
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SKM can calculate line-to-ground and line-line short circuit currents.

There is no universal conversion - it depends on the transformer connections and grounding methods (mostly) and a few other things.

 
Thanks, dpc. No we haven't bought the unbalanced/single phase module. So I was trying to investigate how to convert from three phase fault current at the bus to single /phase to phase.
 
All of the fault calculation options of SKM include all four fault types (3[Φ], SLG, LL, LLG) whether or not you also have the single phase/unbalanced load flow module.
 
Wow, thanks. As you can tell, I'm new to this SKM. I was under the false impression that you had to buy the unbalanced module. So what does it do for you if you buy that?
 
Single phase load flow; unbalanced load that aren't converted to balanced 3 phase when reported upstream; single phase panel schedules.
 
davidbeach,

You should be working on your WPRC presentation....

Dave
 
Who says I'm not? It's still two days away and I only have two more minutes to shave out of it, down from being 10 minutes over.
 
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