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tulum

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The job I am working on has the following in the specification...

THe main input power has the following characteristics:

(1) Voltage: 2400VAC, 3P, 60Hz, 3W Y reactor Grounded
(2) PF: 0.8 Lagging
(3) Fault Level on 2400V: 25kA, 103.9MVA (RMS Symmetrical)

My question is; Does the MVA make sense? This looks more like the MVA at 4160??

Not to sure

Regards,
TULUM
 
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that's your power, (103.9 Mega-Volt-amperes) at 2400V, 25 kilo-amps, 3phase. Seems ok to me, or be more specific, why do you think this makes no sense?
Regards
 
Sorry,

My big finger on my calculator gave me a different answer that coincidentally workout at the 4160V level not 2400V...

my bad...

Regards,
TULUM
 
Is this a 2400/4160 volt system?
If so the fault current may be calculated at 4160, rather than 2400, and the 103.9 MVA looks right.
respectfully
 
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