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Fault MVA

02/08/2010 4:57 AM

what is the fault MVA ?

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Re: Fault level

02/08/2010 6:05 AM
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Re: Fault level

02/08/2010 9:26 AM

If you know the fault current value and the system voltage, the fault current MVA

= √3 x Fault current in kA x Voltage in kV (for 3 phase system)

= Fault current in kA x Voltage in kV (for single phase system)

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