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Re: Short circuit consequences: equipment damage, injuries, downtime costs …

Home › Electrical Engineering Forum › General Discussion › Short circuit consequences: equipment damage, injuries, downtime costs … › Re: Short circuit consequences: equipment damage, injuries, downtime costs …

2011/04/19 at 11:51 am #11969
erickench
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I would suggest using the KVA method in performing a short circuit calculation. You wouldn't have to use per units or complex numbers.

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