Grouch1980
Senior Member
- Location
- New York, NY
Hey all,
another question!
When I follow the ASHRAE 90.1 2010 energy code, it mentions that feeders shall be sized for a voltage drop not exceeding 2%. Let's say you have the service switchboard, and feeder 'A' runs from the switchboard up to a distribution board on the 25th floor. Then feeder 'B' runs from this distribution board to a panel on the same floor. Then feeder 'C' runs from the panel to a sub-panel (same floor). The sub-panel then feeds branch circuits. The 2% voltage drop applies to the total of feeders 'A', 'B', and 'C'. How do you partition the 2% voltage drop between all three feeders? Or is it 2% per feeder? (which i doubt).
Thanks!
another question!
When I follow the ASHRAE 90.1 2010 energy code, it mentions that feeders shall be sized for a voltage drop not exceeding 2%. Let's say you have the service switchboard, and feeder 'A' runs from the switchboard up to a distribution board on the 25th floor. Then feeder 'B' runs from this distribution board to a panel on the same floor. Then feeder 'C' runs from the panel to a sub-panel (same floor). The sub-panel then feeds branch circuits. The 2% voltage drop applies to the total of feeders 'A', 'B', and 'C'. How do you partition the 2% voltage drop between all three feeders? Or is it 2% per feeder? (which i doubt).
Thanks!