eager2learn
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Okay so another welder calculation. I'm second guessing myself, so any info you have will be greatly appreciated . I'm working in a machine shop that is installing new equipment and welders. My question is in regards to a group of welders.
1. - 13 amps at input with a duty cycle of 100% = 13 amps @ sum of 100% = 13 amps
2. - 11.4 amps at input w/ a duty cycle of 100% = 11.4 amps @ sum of 100% = 11.4 amps
3. - 11.4 amps at input w/ a duty cycle of 100% = 11.4 amps @ sum of 85% = 9.69 amps
4. - Sum of Amps added together = 34.09 amps or 35 amps total = #10 wire @ 75 degree
5. - OCPD = 35 amps @ 200% = 70 amp
6. - All in all I have #10 wire on a 70 amp OCPD that will be energizing the circuit
7. - Is this correct? It looks weird to me
8. - Art. 630.11 & 630.12 reference
Thanks again
1. - 13 amps at input with a duty cycle of 100% = 13 amps @ sum of 100% = 13 amps
2. - 11.4 amps at input w/ a duty cycle of 100% = 11.4 amps @ sum of 100% = 11.4 amps
3. - 11.4 amps at input w/ a duty cycle of 100% = 11.4 amps @ sum of 85% = 9.69 amps
4. - Sum of Amps added together = 34.09 amps or 35 amps total = #10 wire @ 75 degree
5. - OCPD = 35 amps @ 200% = 70 amp
6. - All in all I have #10 wire on a 70 amp OCPD that will be energizing the circuit
7. - Is this correct? It looks weird to me
8. - Art. 630.11 & 630.12 reference
Thanks again