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    The document calculates the VA burden on different potential transformer (PT) cores from connected equipment and lead wires. It finds that the available VA is greater than the required VA in each case, therefore the PT VA is sufficient. Equipment connected to the line PT metering core contributes 19.75 VA. Equipment on the line PT protection core contributes 0.3 VA. Equipment on the bus PT metering core contributes 34.75 VA.

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    The document calculates the VA burden on different potential transformer (PT) cores from connected equipment and lead wires. It finds that the available VA is greater than the required VA in each case, therefore the PT VA is sufficient. Equipment connected to the line PT metering core contributes 19.75 VA. Equipment on the line PT protection core contributes 0.3 VA. Equipment on the bus PT metering core contributes 34.75 VA.

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    The document calculates the VA burden on different potential transformer (PT) cores from connected equipment and lead wires. It finds that the available VA is greater than the required VA in each case, therefore the PT VA is sufficient. Equipment connected to the line PT metering core contributes 19.75 VA. Equipment on the line PT protection core contributes 0.3 VA. Equipment on the bus PT metering core contributes 34.75 VA.

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    PT Burden Calculations 01 PDF

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    The document calculates the VA burden on different potential transformer (PT) cores from connected equipment and lead wires. It finds that the available VA is greater than the required VA in each case, therefore the PT VA is sufficient. Equipment connected to the line PT metering core contributes 19.75 VA. Equipment on the line PT protection core contributes 0.3 VA. Equipment on the bus PT metering core contributes 34.75 VA.

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    · VA Burden of the Equipment connected accros the Line PT Metering core secondary:

    Sr. Connected Equip. VA Qty. TotalVA


    1 ANALOG VOLTMETER 1 1 1
    2 INDICATING LAMPS 0.25 3 0.75
    3 MULTIFUNCTION METER 3 1 3
    4 Beacon Lamps 5 3 15

    Total 19.75

    · VA burden calculation for lead wires

    AC resistance for 2.5 sqmm copper wires (Ω / m) R = 0.00887 Ω/m


    PT secondery voltage--(phase to phase) = 110 / √ 3 V = 63.51 V
    VA burden calculation for Protection lead wires
    So total equipment VA Burden on PT = 19.75 VA
    19.75
    Therefore PT secondery current = = 310.97 mA
    63.51

    Total PT lead wire length (approx.) Lp = 20 m


    VA burden for lead wires = I2 x R x Lp
    310.97 x 310.97 x 0.00887 x 20
    =
    1000000
    = 0.017 VA
    · Total PT VA burden

    PT VA Burden = Equipment VA + VA for Lead wires


    = 19.75 + 0.017
    = 19.767 VA
    · Conclusion:

    PT Burden available : 100 VA


    PT Burden required : 19.767 VA

    From above it is clear that available VA is greater than the required VA.
    So PT VA is Sufficient.

    Client : Primetals Technologies (I) Pvt. Ltd. SAP No : 3004438165


    Consultant : M. N. Dastur & Company (P) Ltd. Item No : 110
    Project : 6.6KV SWBD. At LD#2 Secondary Emission ESD No. : F6172
    Work : 6.6KV, 8BK80RD Prep By : RBL
    Ckd By : VM

    IC/LMV/MV/SOE Sheet No. : 1 OF 1

    Unrestricted Page 1 of 1 IC/LMV/MV/SOE-ENGG/PT BUR/01,10.12.2011


    PT_burden_Calculations_01.xlsx

    · VA Burden of the Equipment connected accros the Line PT protection core secondery:

    Sr. Connected Equip. VA Qty. TotalVA


    1 7SJ62 0.3 1 0.3

    Total 0.3

    · VA burden calculation for lead wires

    AC resistance for 2.5 sqmm copper wires (Ω / m) R = 0.00887 Ω/m


    PT secondery voltage--(phase to phase) = 110 / √ 3 V = 63.51 V
    VA burden calculation for Protection lead wires
    So total equipment VA Burden on PT = 0.3 VA
    0.3
    Therefore PT secondery current = = 4.72 mA
    63.51

    Total PT lead wire length (approx.) Lp = 20 m


    VA burden for lead wires = I2 x R x Lp
    4.72 x 4.72 x 0.00887 x 20
    =
    1000000
    = 0 VA
    · Total PT VA burden

    PT VA Burden = Equipment VA + VA for Lead wires


    = 0.3 + 0
    = 0.3 VA
    · Conclusion:

    PT Burden available : 50 VA
    PT Burden required : 0.3 VA

    From above it is clear that available VA is greater than the required VA.
    So PT VA is Sufficient.

    Client : Primetals Technologies (I) Pvt. Ltd. SAP No : 3004438165


    Consultant : M. N. Dastur & Company (P) Ltd. Item No : 110
    Project : 6.6KV SWBD. At LD#2 Secondary Emission ESD No. : F6172
    Work : 6.6KV, 8BK80RD Prep By : RBL
    Ckd By : VM

    IC/LMV/MV/SOE Sheet No. : 1 OF 1

    Unrestricted Page 2 of 2 IC/LMV/MV/SOE-ENGG/PT BUR/01,10.12.2011


    PT_burden_Calculations_01.xlsx

    · VA Burden of the Equipment connected accros the Bus PT Metering core secondary:

    Sr. Connected Equip. VA Qty. TotalVA


    1 ANALOG VOLTMETER 1 1 1
    2 INDICATING LAMPS 0.25 3 0.75
    3 MULTIFUNCTION METER 3 6 18
    4 Beacon Lamps 5 3 15

    Total 34.75

    · VA burden calculation for lead wires

    AC resistance for 2.5 sqmm copper wires (Ω / m) R = 0.00887 Ω/m


    PT secondery voltage--(phase to phase) = 110 / √ 3 V = 63.51 V
    VA burden calculation for Protection lead wires
    So total equipment VA Burden on PT = 34.75 VA
    34.75
    Therefore PT secondery current = = 547.16 mA
    63.51

    Total PT lead wire length (approx.) Lp = 20 m


    VA burden for lead wires = I2 x R x Lp
    547.16 x 547.16 x 0.00887 x 20
    =
    1000000
    = 0.053 VA
    · Total PT VA burden

    PT VA Burden = Equipment VA + VA for Lead wires


    = 34.75 + 0.053
    = 34.803 VA
    · Conclusion:

    PT Burden available : 100 VA


    PT Burden required : 34.803 VA

    From above it is clear that available VA is greater than the required VA.
    So PT VA is Sufficient.

    Client : Primetals Technologies (I) Pvt. Ltd. SAP No : 3004438165


    Consultant : M. N. Dastur & Company (P) Ltd. Item No : 110
    Project : 6.6KV SWBD. At LD#2 Secondary Emission ESD No. : F6172
    Work : 6.6KV, 8BK80RD Prep By : RBL
    Ckd By : VM

    IC/LMV/MV/SOE Sheet No. : 1 OF 1

    Unrestricted Page 3 of 3 IC/LMV/MV/SOE-ENGG/PT BUR/01,10.12.2011


    PT_burden_Calculations_01.xlsx

    · VA Burden of the Equipment connected accros the Bus PT protection core secondery:

    Sr. Connected Equip. VA Qty. TotalVA


    1 7SJ62 0.3 1 0.3
    2 VAGM22 2.5 2 5
    3 VAG21 2 2 4

    Total 9.3

    · VA burden calculation for lead wires

    AC resistance for 2.5 sqmm copper wires (Ω / m) R = 0.00887 Ω/m


    PT secondery voltage--(phase to phase) = 110 / √ 3 V = 63.51 V
    VA burden calculation for Protection lead wires
    So total equipment VA Burden on PT = 9.3 VA
    9.3
    Therefore PT secondery current = = 146.43 mA
    63.51

    Total PT lead wire length (approx.) Lp = 20 m


    VA burden for lead wires = I2 x R x Lp
    146.43 x 146.43 x 0.00887 x 20
    =
    1000000
    = 0.004 VA
    · Total PT VA burden

    PT VA Burden = Equipment VA + VA for Lead wires


    = 9.3 + 0.004
    = 9.304 VA
    · Conclusion:

    PT Burden available : 50 VA
    PT Burden required : 9.304 VA

    From above it is clear that available VA is greater than the required VA.
    So PT VA is Sufficient.

    Client : Primetals Technologies (I) Pvt. Ltd. SAP No : 3004438165


    Consultant : M. N. Dastur & Company (P) Ltd. Item No : 110
    Project : 6.6KV SWBD. At LD#2 Secondary Emission ESD No. : F6172
    Work : 6.6KV, 8BK80RD Prep By : RBL
    Ckd By : VM

    IC/LMV/MV/SOE Sheet No. : 1 OF 1

    Unrestricted Page 4 of 4 IC/LMV/MV/SOE-ENGG/PT BUR/01,10.12.2011

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