Are 4 port panelboard lugs appropriate for landing 14 sets of 500MCM on 10 hole xformer stabs?

[carsongwalker]

Hi,

I'm needing to land 14 sets of 500MCM Cu (4 conductor sets) into a 3000KVA xformer. The xformer has 4x typical 10 hole stabs. Would the use of 4x 2 hole 4 conductor panel board lugs per stab (2 on each side of the 4 stabs, 8 total) be appropriate to land this many conductors? I sketched this out and it should all physically fit with no conductors being jammed against each other. Am I missing anything here besides just making sure it will fit? I am not an electrician, but am trying to pitch this to my engineer who insists we need an entire separately enclosed 5000A cable tap box.

Thanks!

Sketch of layout: Link
Lug: Link

 

[ActionDave]

I'd rather have something like this if I'm the one that has to land the wires...

 

[carsongwalker]

I'd rather have something like this if I'm the one that has to land the wires...

Can you stack these?

 

[electrofelon]

Can you stack these?

They do make stackable lugs. I have stacked the regular ones back to back if spacing allows. So you have 10 holes, which would be 5 two hole lugs in each side? And you need 14? You could procure 4 of the stacking lugs to make it work. There are also lots of different spade connectors you could use. For example, Google "transformer spade connector".