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33 kV Cable Size.

05/09/2008 3:58 AM

faullt level at sending end sub-station(33kV) is 750MVA, length of cable is 2.2 km and load at receiving end is 2.8MVA , I want to calculate 33kV cable size from sending end to receiving end.
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Re: 33 kV Cable Size.

05/10/2008 6:38 AM

Hello,

The calculation of 33KV power cable is difficult on formulas. it is better to check with suitable consulltant which is having latest electrical design softwares.

It is only advise. you better check.

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Sudhir
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