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    Contents

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    1- Use of

    formulae

    2- Simplified

    table

    3- Examples

    Use of formulae

    Figure G27 below gives formulae commonl used to calculate voltage drop in a given circuit per

    !ilometre of length "copper cable with #$%E insulation&'

    (f)

    (*) +he full load current in amps

    $) $ength of the cable in !ilometres

    ,) ,esistance of the cable conductor in .!m

      for copper 

      for aluminium

    /ote) , is negligible above a c's'a' of 0 mm2

    #) inductive reactance of a conductor in .!m

    /ote) # is negligible for conductors of c's'a' less than 0 mm2' (n the absence of an other

    information ta!e # as being eual to '4 .!m'

    ) phase angle between voltage and current in the circuit considered generall)ϕ

    (ncandescent lighting) cos5 6 1

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    $ed lighting) cos 7 '8ϕ

    9luorescent with electronic ballast) cos 7 '8ϕ

    :otor power)

     ;t start-up) cos5 6 '30

    (n normal service) cos5 6 '4

    Un) phase-to-phase voltage

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    =alculations ma be avoided b using Figure G2 which gives with an adeuate approximation

    the phase-to-phase voltage drop per !m of cable per ampere in terms of)

    >inds of circuit use) motor circuits with cos5close to '4 or lighting with a cos5close to 1'

    +pe of circuit? single-phase or 3-phase

    x (* x $

    > is given b the table

    (* is the full-load current in amps

    $ is the length of cable in !m'

    +he column motor power @cos5 6 '30A of Figure G2 ma be used to compute the voltage drop

    occurring during the start-up period of a motor "see example no' 1 after the Figure G2&'

    c!s!a! in mm2 Single"p#ase circuit $alanced t#ree"p#ase circuit

    otor po&er 'ig#ting otor po&er

    ormal service Start"up ormal service Start"up

    Cu * cos + , -! cos + , -!./ cos + , 0 cos + , -! cos + , -!./

    1'0 2B 1'C 3 2 8'B

    2'0 1B'B C'B 14 12 0'D

    B 8'1 B'1 11'2 4 3'C

    C 1 C'1 2'8 D'0 0'3 2'0

    1 1C 3'D 1'D B'0 3'2 1'0

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    1C 20 2'3C 1'10 2'4 2'0 1

    20 30 1'0 'D0 1'4 1'3 'C0

    30 0 1'10 'C 1'28 1 '02

    0 D '4C 'BD '80 'D0 'B1

    D 12 'CB '3D 'CB '0C '32

    80 10 'B4 '3 'BD 'B2 '2C

    12 140 '38 '2C '3D '3B '23

    10 2B '33 '2B '3 '28 '21

    140 3 '28 '22 '2B '20 '18

    2B B '2B '2 '18 '21 '1D

    3 0 '21 '18 '10 '14 '1C

    Fig. G28: Phase-to-phase voltage drop ΔU for a circuit, in volts per ampere per km

    1amples

    1ample 0 "see Fig! G23&

     ; three-phase 30 mm2 copper cable 0 metres long supplies a B < motor ta!ing)

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    1 ; at a cos 5 6 '4 on normal permanent load

    0 ; "0 (n& at a cos 5 6 '30 during start-up

    +he voltage drop at the origin of the motor cable in normal circumstances "i'e' with the distribution

    board of Figure G23 distributing a total of 1 ;& is 1 < phase-to-phase'

    hat is the voltage drop at the motor terminals)

    (n normal serviceF

    Guring start-upF

    Solution)

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    General rules of electrical installation

    design

    Connection to the MV utility distribution

    network 

    Connection to the LV utility distribution

    network 

    MV and LV architecture selection guide for 

     buildings

    LV Distribution

    Protection against electric shocks and

    electric fires

    Sizing and protection of conductors

    Conductor sizing and protection

    Conductor sizing:

    methodology and definition

    Oercurrent !rotection

     !rinci!les

    Practical alues for a

     !rotectie scheme

    Location of !rotectie deices

    Conductors in !arallel

    Practical method for determining the

    smallest allowable cross-sectional area of

    circuit conductors

    General method for cable

    sizing

    "ecommended sim!lified

    a!!roach for cable sizing

    #izing of busbar trunking

    systems $busways%

    Determination of voltage drop

    Ma&imum oltage dro! limit

    Calculation of voltage drop

    in steady load conditions

    Short-circuit current

    #hort'circuit current at the

    secondary terminals of a MV(LVdistribution transformer 

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    )'!hase short'circuit current

    $*sc% at any !oint within a LV

    installation

    *sc at the receiing end of a

    feeder as a function of the *sc at its

    sending end

    #hort'circuit current su!!lied

     by a generator or an inerter 

    Particular cases of short-circuit

    current

    Calculation of minimum leels

    of short'circuit current

    Verification of the withstand

    ca!abilities of cables under short'circuit

    conditions

    Protective earthing conductor (PE)

    Connection and choice for

     !rotectie earthing conductor 

    #izing of !rotectie earthing

    conductor 

    Protectie conductor between

    MV(LV transformer and the main

    general distribution board $MGD+%

    ,-ui!otential conductor 

    he neutral conductor

    #izing the neutral conductor 

    Protection of the neutral

    conductor 

    +reaking of the neutral

    conductor 

    *solation of the neutral

    conductor 

    !or"ed e#ample of cable calculation

    LV switchgear: functions and selection

    Oeroltage !rotection

    ,nergy ,fficiency in electrical distribution

    Power .actor Correction

    Power harmonics management

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    Characteristics of !articular sources and

    loads

    PhotoVoltaic $PV% installation

    "esidential and other s!ecial locations

    ,lectroMagnetic Com!atibility $,MC%

    Contents

     [hide]

    1 - Use of

    formulae

    2 - Simplified

    table

    3 - Examples

    Use of formulae

    Figure G27 below gives formulae commonl used to calculate voltage drop in a given circuit per

    !ilometre of length "copper cable with #$%E insulation&'

    (f)

    (*) +he full load current in amps

    $) $ength of the cable in !ilometres

    ,) ,esistance of the cable conductor in .!m

      for copper 

      for aluminium

    /ote) , is negligible above a c's'a' of 0 mm2

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    #) inductive reactance of a conductor in .!m

    /ote) # is negligible for conductors of c's'a' less than 0 mm2' (n the absence of an other

    information ta!e # as being eual to '4 .!m'

    ) phase angle between voltage and current in the circuit considered generall)ϕ

    (ncandescent lighting) cos5 6 1

    $ed lighting) cos 7 '8ϕ

    9luorescent with electronic ballast) cos 7 '8ϕ

    :otor power)

     ;t start-up) cos5 6 '30

    (n normal service) cos5 6 '4

    Un) phase-to-phase voltage

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    *alanced 3-phase) 3 phases "with or without neutral&

    Fig. G27: Voltage-drop formulae

    Simplified table

    =alculations ma be avoided b using Figure G2 which gives with an adeuate approximation

    the phase-to-phase voltage drop per !m of cable per ampere in terms of)

    >inds of circuit use) motor circuits with cos5close to '4 or lighting with a cos5close to 1'

    +pe of circuit? single-phase or 3-phase

    x (* x $

    > is given b the table

    (* is the full-load current in amps

    $ is the length of cable in !m'

    +he column motor power @cos5 6 '30A of Figure G2 ma be used to compute the voltage drop

    occurring during the start-up period of a motor "see example no' 1 after the Figure G2&'

    c!s!a! in mm2 Single"p#ase circuit $alanced t#ree"p#ase circuit

    otor po&er 'ig#ting otor po&er

    ormal service Start"up ormal service Start"up

    Cu * cos + , -! cos + , -!./ cos + , 0 cos + , -! cos + , -!./

    1'0 2B 1'C 3 2 8'B

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    2'0 1B'B C'B 14 12 0'D

    B 8'1 B'1 11'2 4 3'C

    C 1 C'1 2'8 D'0 0'3 2'0

    1 1C 3'D 1'D B'0 3'2 1'0

    1C 20 2'3C 1'10 2'4 2'0 1

    20 30 1'0 'D0 1'4 1'3 'C0

    30 0 1'10 'C 1'28 1 '02

    0 D '4C 'BD '80 'D0 'B1

    D 12 'CB '3D 'CB '0C '32

    80 10 'B4 '3 'BD 'B2 '2C

    12 140 '38 '2C '3D '3B '23

    10 2B '33 '2B '3 '28 '21

    140 3 '28 '22 '2B '20 '18

    2B B '2B '2 '18 '21 '1D

    3 0 '21 '18 '10 '14 '1C

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    Fig. G29: Example 1

    1ample 2 "see Fig! G.-&

     ; 3-phase B-wire copper line of D mm2 c's'a' and a length of 0 m passes a current of 10 ;' +he

    line supplies among other loads 3 single-phase lighting circuits each of 2'0 mm2 c's'a' copper 2 m

    long and each passing 2 ;'

    (t is assumed that the currents in the D mm2 line are balanced and that the three lighting circuits are

    all connected to it at the same point'

    hat is the voltage drop at the end of the lighting circuitsF

    Solution)

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    Figure G2 shows '00