R rdrigg Member Feb 28, 2008 #1 When determining "C" values of conductors how is that changed when you use conductors in parallel?
charlie b Moderator Staff member Location Lockport, IL Occupation Semi-Retired Electrical Engineer Feb 28, 2008 #2 Sorry, but I don't know what you mean by "C values."
don_resqcapt19 Moderator Staff member Location Illinois Occupation retired electrician Feb 28, 2008 #3 Look at page two of this document.
zog Senior Member Location Charlotte, NC Feb 28, 2008 #4 For parallel runs, multiply C values by the number of conductors per phase.
J jghrist Senior Member Feb 28, 2008 #5 zog said: For parallel runs, multiply C values by the number of conductors per phase. Click to expand... Which is done by the factor "n" in the Bussman equation. n = Number of conductors per phase (adjusts C value for parallel runs) Click to expand...
zog said: For parallel runs, multiply C values by the number of conductors per phase. Click to expand... Which is done by the factor "n" in the Bussman equation. n = Number of conductors per phase (adjusts C value for parallel runs) Click to expand...
zog Senior Member Location Charlotte, NC Feb 28, 2008 #7 Oops, you are right, guess I should have looked at that link. The "n" isnt in any other of my references for the point to point method, guess Busmann added that in there.
Oops, you are right, guess I should have looked at that link. The "n" isnt in any other of my references for the point to point method, guess Busmann added that in there.
D davidr43229 Senior Member Location Columbus, Oh Feb 29, 2008 #8 The C value is a conservative value, instead of using the X / R ratio. Be careful when determining if you have magnetic or non magnetic conduits. http://www.cooperbussmann.com/7/FreeSoftware.html#Short-Circuit Current Calculator Just my $.02
The C value is a conservative value, instead of using the X / R ratio. Be careful when determining if you have magnetic or non magnetic conduits. http://www.cooperbussmann.com/7/FreeSoftware.html#Short-Circuit Current Calculator Just my $.02