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kuppahalli
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Busbar Calculation

04/07/2011 12:34 AM

Dear Sir,

Can you plz. explain how to do the Busbar calucalation for LT panels.

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Re: Busbar Calucalation

04/07/2011 2:22 AM

Use the search utility, this subject has been covered many times.

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Re: Busbar Calucalation

04/07/2011 7:58 AM

Hi, All

to calculate the bussbar information needed

width (mm)

thickness(mm)

ambient temp (deg C)

material grade

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Re: Busbar Calculation

04/07/2011 9:33 AM

You may attned to the 4-days duration training programme on "Electrical Design of Switchgear Assembly - Advanced (EDSA-A)" - at any of the three switchgear training centres of L & T in India (Pune, Lucknow & Coonoor). The training calender may be referred to in the website: www.LNTEBG.com.
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