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| Calculates voltage drop for a feeder or branch circuit using a formula that accounts for power factor. Can be used for single or three-phase circuits. Gives the voltage drop for any size copper wire in metallic conduit. | |||
| Transformer Fault Current Calculator | Calculates the maximum available fault current on the secondary side of a single or three phase power transformer, when the transformer properties are known. The available fault current on the primary side may be assigned, or unknown, and assumed infinite. | ||
| Feeder Fault Current Calculator | Calculates the maximum available fault current at any point along a single or three-phase feeder in an electrical distribution system. The available fault current at the source of the feeder must be known or calculated from the above program. | ||
| Feeder Schedules | Gives the size of two, three or four wire feeder, and ground wire size (if applicable) for a given feeder ampacity. Does not account for voltage drop, which must be checked seperately using the program above. | ||
| Panel Schedules | Template panel schedules for 120/208V 3P 4W, 277/480V 3P 4W, 120/240V 1P 3W and 120/208V 1P 3W distribution panels, up to 42 circuit breakers per panel. Automatically accounts for continuous loads, and demand factors. | ||
| Transformer Schedules | Provides commonly needed transformer data for 480/277 to 120/208V transformers, including feeder sizes, overcurrent protection, impedance, ground wire size, weight, noise, heat, etc. | ||
The above programs are in Microsoft Excel format, suitable for use as schedule sheets that may be imported in to AutoCAD drawings. The three programs may be downloaded for free by clicking the links in the left column. Please note that these programs are copyrighted by Newcalc, and may not be re-published without permission
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