Impedance2
Impedance2
Beanland is correct...it's impedance not resistance. The best method for running the phase cables is in a triplex (triangle) configuration with the neutral conductor running adjacent. Also, transposing or twisting the phase conductors every so often ensures conductor lengths remain about the same. If one feeder is run as described above, and the other is not, then you could see this variance in current flow. However, for a short run this current delta in parallel feeders seems high. Perhaps the phase conductor runs are wrong. For example one conduit has A-B-C-C while the other has A-B-N-N.
Impedance2
Beanland is correct...it's impedance not resistance. The best method for running the phase cables is in a triplex (triangle) configuration with the neutral conductor running adjacent. Also, transposing or twisting the phase conductors every so often ensures conductor lengths remain about the same. If one feeder is run as described above, and the other is not, then you could see this variance in current flow. However, for a short run this current delta in parallel feeders seems high. Perhaps the phase conductor runs are wrong. For example one conduit has A-B-C-C while the other has A-B-N-N.