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    The document calculates the maximum short circuit current (MVAsc) at various points in an electrical distribution system. It starts with a source rating of 1000 MVA and uses transformer and motor ratings to calculate the MVAsc as it steps down through the system, ending with a final short circuit current of 42.3 kA at a 400V bus.

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    The document calculates the maximum short circuit current (MVAsc) at various points in an electrical distribution system. It starts with a source rating of 1000 MVA and uses transformer and motor ratings to calculate the MVAsc as it steps down through the system, ending with a final short circuit current of 42.3 kA at a 400V bus.

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    Electrical - Short Circuit Current

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    The document calculates the maximum short circuit current (MVAsc) at various points in an electrical distribution system. It starts with a source rating of 1000 MVA and uses transformer and motor ratings to calculate the MVAsc as it steps down through the system, ending with a final short circuit current of 42.3 kA at a 400V bus.

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    Utility:

    MVAsc = 1000MVA
    Transformer 1:
    MVAsc = 170 / 0.15 = 1133.33 MVA

    MVAsc @ 150KV = 1000 MVA 13.8KV Bus


    Generator:
    MVAsc = 100 / 0.2 = 500 MVA
    1/ (1 / 1000 + 1 /1133.33) = 531.25 MVA 500 MVA
    Transnformer 2:
    MVAsc = 30 / 0.15 = 200 MVA
    531.25 + 500 = 1031.25 MVA

    6.6KV Bus
    Transformer 3:
    MVAsc = 2 / 0.1 = 20 MVA
    1/ (1 / 1031.25 + 1 / 200) = 167.51 MVA Motor 1:
    MVAsc = 10 / 0.2 = 50 MVA

    167.51 + 50 = 217.51 MVA


    50 MVA

    1/ (1 / 217.51 + 1 / 20) = 18.31 MVA


    400V Bus 18.31 + 5 + 6 = 29.31MVAsc
    Motor 2:
    MVAsc = 1 / 0.2 = 5 MVA The three phase
    If = 29.31/(1.732*(0.4)) = 42.3 kA.
    Motor 3: 5 MVA 6 MVA
    MVAsc = 0.6 / 0.1 = 6 MVA

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