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Power Study
Short Circuit
Protective Device Coordination
Arc Flash

Prepared for:

Prepared by:

Brian Arend
SSOE, Inc
Toledo, OH
barend@ssoe.com
419-255-3830, x 1997

Attested by:
Brian Arend P.E.
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Power Study

SSOE Inc.
5/27/2010
Table of Contents

1. System One-Line with Settings
2. Short Circuit Study
3. Protective Device Coordination
4. Arc Flash Study

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UTILITY TO 211
S
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211 MAIN XFMR
Nominal kVA 500.0 kVA
Pri RatedVoltage 12470 V
Sec RatedVoltage 480 V
Z% 2.1700 %
MAIN SWITCH
FEDERAL PACIFIC
LCL-800
Sensor/Trip 800.0 A
MAIN FDR
CableSize 500 AWG
Length 40.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 3
CABLED BUS
CableSize 500 AWG
Length 10.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
MAIN GEAR 2 FDR
CableSize 500 AWG
Length 40.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
211 MAIN XFMR SEC
480 V
MAIN GEAR 2 BKR
SQUARE D
LC
Sensor/Trip 600.0 A
Settings
Thermal Curve
INST LO (3000A)
MAIN GEAR 2
480 V
SHOP PANEL
480 V
MAIN GEAR
480 V
MAIN 2 BUS
480 V
MAIN BUS
480 V
MAIN GEAR 2 CONNECT
CableSize 5000 AWG
Length 1.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
MAIN GEAR CONNECT
CableSize 5000 AWG
Length 1.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
OWENS CORNING WICHITA FALLS BUILDING 211
ONE-LINE DIAGRAM - DEVICE SETTINGS
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WEST A/C #6 FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 200.0 A
EAST A/C #1 FUSE
GOULD SHAWMUT
TRS
Sensor/Trip 150.0 A
LIGHTING PANEL FUSE
EDISON
ECSR
Sensor/Trip 200.0 A
LOOM#9 FUSE
EDISON
ECSR
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
LOOM#10 FUSE
EDISON
ECSR
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
LOOM#12 FUSE
LITTELFUSE
FLSR
Sensor/Trip 80.0 A
LOOM#7 FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
LOOM#11 FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 70.0 A
XFMR AL FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 50.0 A
LOOM#6 FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
OFFICE BLOWER FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
BIG BATTERY CHARGER FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 20.0 A
WEST A/C #6 FDR
CableSize 1 AWG
Length 300.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
EAST A/C #1 FDR
CableSize 1 AWG
Length 60.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LIGHTING PANEL FDR
CableSize 3/0 AWG
Length 130.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM#9 FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 180.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM#10 FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 150.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM#12 FDR
CableSize 4 AWG
Length 170.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM#7 FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 250.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM#11 FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 140.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
N. VACUUMBKR
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
N. VACUUMFDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 50.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM#6 FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 110.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
OFFICE BLOWER FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 110.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
BIG BATTERY CHARGER FDR
CableSize 12 AWG
Length 30.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
WEST A/C #6
480 V
EAST A/C #1
480 V
LOOM#9
480 V
LOOM #10
480 V
LOOM #12
480 V
LOOM#7
480 V
N. VACUUM
480 V
LOOM #11
480 V
LOOM#6
480 V
OFFICE BLOWER
480 V
BIG BATTERY CHARGER
480 V
LIGHTING PANEL
480 V
XFMR AL FDR
CableSize 2 AWG
Length 10.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
S
P
XFMR AL
Nominal kVA 30.0 kVA
Z% 4.2690 %
PANEL AL FDR
CableSize 2 AWG
Length 10.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
PANEL AL
208 V
MAIN GEAR
480 V
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OFFICE CONDENSOR FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 30.0 A
UNIT #6 BLOWER FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 25.0 A
AIR COMPRESSOR DRIER FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS-R
Sensor/Trip 8.0 A
SMALL BATTERY CHARGER FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 20.0 A
SHOP SANDER FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS-R
Sensor/Trip 3.5 A
BLOWER EAST #1 FUSE
GOULD SHAWMUT
TRS
Sensor/Trip 40.0 A
LOOM#3 FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
LOOM#8 FUSE
EDISON
ECSR
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
LOOM#2 FUSE
EDISON
ECSR
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
LOOM#5 FUSE
EDISON
ECSR
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
LOOM#1 FUSE
EDISON
ECSR
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
LOOM#4 FUSE
EDISON
ECSR
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
OFFICE CONDENSOR FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 170.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
UNIT #6 BLOWER FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 320.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
AIR COMPRESSOR DRIER FDR
CableSize 12 AWG
Length 40.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
SMALL BATTERY CHARGER FDR
CableSize 12 AWG
Length 30.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
SHOP SANDER FDR
CableSize 12 AWG
Length 50.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
BLOWER EAST #1 FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 60.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM#3 FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 195.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM#8 FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 220.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM#2 FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 230.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM#5 FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 140.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM#1 FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 270.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM#4 FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 170.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
OFFICE CONDENSOR
480 V
UNIT #6 CONDENSOR
480 V
AIR COMPRESSOR DRIER
480 V
SMALL BATTERY CHARGER
480 V
SHOP SANDER
480 V
BLOWER EAST #1
480 V
LOOM#3
480 V
LOOM#8
480 V
LOOM#2
480 V
LOOM#5
480 V
LOOM#1
480 V
LOOM#4
480 V
MAIN GEAR
480 V
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MAIN GEAR 2
480 V
PANEL E (AH-4) BKR
SQUARE D
FA
Sensor/Trip 100.0 A
Settings
Fixed
50HP AIR COMPRESSOR BKR
SQUARE D
FA
Sensor/Trip 100.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #21 BKR
SQUARE D
FA
Sensor/Trip 90.0 A
Settings
Fixed
PANEL D (AH-3) BKR
SQUARE D
KA
Sensor/Trip 100.0 A
Settings
Thermal Curve
INST HI (1000A)
SQUARE D
KA
Sensor/Trip 125.0 A
Settings
Thermal Curve
INST LO (625A)
LOOM #17 BKR
SQUARE D
FA
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
Settings
Fixed
PANEL E (AH-4) FDR
CableSize 2 AWG
Length 220.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
50HP AIR COMPRESSOR FDR
CableSize 2 AWG
Length 35.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #21 FDR
CableSize 4 AWG
Length 170.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
PANEL D (AH-3) FDR
CableSize 4 AWG
Length 120.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
60HP AIR COMPRESSOR FDR
CableSize 2 AWG
Length 25.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #17 FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 100.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
50HP AIR COMPRESSOR #1
480 V
480 V
LOOM #21
480 V
LOOM #17
480 V
PANEL E (AH-4)
480 V
PANEL D (AH-3)
480 V
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SHOP PANEL
480 V
PANEL AH-2 FUSE
BUSSMANN
DLS-R
Sensor/Trip 400.0 A
AIR HANDLER #2 BLOWER FUSE
GOULD SHAWMUT
TRS
Sensor/Trip 50.0 A
LOOM #32 KEVLOR FUSE
GOULD SHAWMUT
TRS
Sensor/Trip 30.0 A
PANEL AH FUSE
BUSSMANN
NOS
Sensor/Trip 100.0 A
UNIT #4 BLOWER FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
SOUTH WEST #4 CONDENSOR FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 110.0 A
SOUTH EAST #12 CONDENSOR FUSE
BUSSMANN
FRS
Sensor/Trip 110.0 A
AIR HANDLER #2 BLOWER FDR
CableSize 8 AWG
Length 260.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #32 KEVL0R FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 90.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
PANEL AH FDR
CableSize 2 AWG
Length 3.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
UNIT #4 BLOWER FDR
CableSize 8 AWG
Length 320.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
SOUTH WEST #4 CONDENSOR FDR
CableSize 4 AWG
Length 320.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
SOUTH EAST #12 CONDENSOR FDR
CableSize 2 AWG
Length 260.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
PANEL AH-2 FDR
CableSize 500 AWG
Length 150.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
AIR HANDLER #2 BLOWER
480 V
PANEL AH-2 FUSE2
LOOM #32 KEVLOR
480 V
UNIT #4 BLOWER
480 V
UNIT #4 CONDENSOR
480 V
UNIT #12 CONDENSOR
480 V
PANEL AH
480 V
PANEL AH-2
480 V
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PANEL D (AH-3)
480 V
LOOM #23 BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 20.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #19 BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 20.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #16 BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 40.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #18 BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 20.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #14 BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 20.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #15 BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 20.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #20 BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 20.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #24 BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 30.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #13 BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 20.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #23 FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 180.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #19 FDR
CableSize 12 AWG
Length 60.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #16 FDR
CableSize 12 AWG
Length 40.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #18 FDR
CableSize 12 AWG
Length 100.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #14 FDR
CableSize 12 AWG
Length 60.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #15 FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 30.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #20 FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 60.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #24 FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 130.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #13 FDR
CableSize 12 AWG
Length 70.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #23
480 V
LOOM #19
480 V
LOOM #16
480 V
LOOM #18
480 V
LOOM #14
480 V
LOOM #15
480 V
LOOM #20
480 V
LOOM #24
480 V
LOOM #13
480 V
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PANEL E (AH-4)
480 V
LOOM #25 BKR
SIEMENS
BQD
Sensor/Trip 20.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #26 BKR
SIEMENS
BQD
Sensor/Trip 30.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #29 BKR
SIEMENS
BQD
Sensor/Trip 20.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #22 BKR
SIEMENS
BQD
Sensor/Trip 30.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #28 BKR
SIEMENS
BQD
Sensor/Trip 30.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #27 BKR
SIEMENS
BQD
Sensor/Trip 30.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #25 FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 55.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #26 FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 30.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #29 FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 120.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #22 FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 60.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #28 FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 55.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #27 FDR
CableSize 10 AWG
Length 45.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #25
480 V
LOOM #26
480 V
LOOM #29
480 V
LOOM #22
480 V
LOOM #28
480 V
LOOM #27
480 V
7
PANEL AH-2
480 V
A/C #3 BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 110.0 A
Settings
Fixed
WELDING PLUG BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 50.0 A
Settings
Fixed
A/C #5 BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 110.0 A
Settings
Fixed
XFMR AL-2 BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
Settings
Fixed
LOOM #31 BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 20.0 A
Settings
Fixed
40HP VAC BKR
SQUARE D
ED
Sensor/Trip 60.0 A
Settings
Fixed
A/C #3 FDR
CableSize 2 AWG
Length 130.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
WELDING PLUG FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 20.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
A/C #5 FDR
CableSize 2 AWG
Length 210.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
XFMR AL-2 FDR
CableSize 12 AWG
Length 10.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
LOOM #31 FDR
CableSize 12 AWG
Length 80.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
A/C #3
480 V
A/C #5
480 V
WELDING PLUGS
480 V
S
P
XFMR AL-2
Nominal kVA 6.0 kVA
Z% 3.3666 %
PANEL AL-2 FDR
CableSize 12 AWG
Length 10.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
PANEL AL-2
208 V
LOOM #31
480 V
40HP VAC FDR
CableSize 6 AWG
Length 100.0 ft
QtyPerPhase 1
40HP VAC
480 V
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CLIENT

Short Circuit Report

Prepared for:

Prepared by:

Brian Arend
SSOE, Inc
Toledo, OH
barend@ssoe.com
419-255-3830, x 1997
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Attested by:
Brian Arend P.E.
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Table of Contents

A. Purpose
B. System Configuration
C. Computer Program Description
D. Computer Calculations
E. Assumptions
F. Conclusions
Appendix A Settings Report
Appendix B Short Circuit One-line

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Description of Analysis Software
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A. Purpose

To adequately supply the required power on demand to a facility's power distribution
system, electric utilities must maintain ample capacity in reserve. This reserve capacity,
in combination with the motor loads, can also supply excessive current to the distribution
system during a fault condition. The purpose of the Short Circuit Study is to examine
various components of the distribution system in order to calculate and analyze the
available current levels which can occur throughout the system during a fault condition.
The available fault currents can be hazardous to both equipment and personnel if not
considered and handled in a proper manner. This study provides necessary information
for sizing and setting overcurrent protection devices and selecting equipment bracing
levels by determining the maximum available 3-phase symmetrical fault currents that will
occur at all points in the distribution system down to the machine disconnects. Proper
selection and setting of overcurrent devices and sizing of equipment bracing are essential
to survive a fault with minimal effect and damage to the distribution system.


The electrical system at the facility had not previously been modeled. SSOE visited the
site and performed an electrical audit of panels, breakers, fuses, disconnects and wires.
Some panels were not detailed because they met the NFPA 70E exclusion rule, Article
130.3 Exception 1 for equipment below 125 KVA and 250V.

SSOE used this data to develop a one line drawing for the facility. This one line drawing
was the basis for the system model.

C. Computer Program Description

Mathematical calculations for this study were performed by a computer program. It was
necessary to review the data which was used in the program so that proper interpretation
can be applied to the results or output of the program. The program utilized for this study
was Power Tools for Windows by SKM Systems Analysis, Inc.

D. Computer Calculations

For the purpose of calculating short circuit current levels, the electrical distribution
system is reduced to a network of positive (+), negative (-), and zero (0) sequence
impedance elements (resistance (R) and reactance (X)) and power sources. Impedance
elements consist of cables, busways, transformers, transmission lines, reactors, and motor
and generator windings, while power sources are rotating motors, generators, and utility
fault contributions. Each node of this impedance network is assigned a "bus" number
corresponding to the equipment numbers as shown on the system one-line drawings.
Some arbitrary bus numbers were used for the equipment with no associated numbers.
Using these bus numbers, the computer program locates and interconnects all impedance
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elements and power sources, thereby creating a model of the distribution system as it
physically exists.

The Short Circuit Program must be provided with physical information about each device
in the distribution system (i.e., transformer kVA and percent impedance; cable length,
size and utilization voltage; etc.) (see Appendices A and B). The input data is reduced to
per unit values of positive (+), negative (-) and zero (0) sequence resistance and
reactance, on a common MVA base, by using standard calculations and typical (or
nameplate) impedance values. The input data can be displayed on the computer screen or
printed out for ease of checking.

The fault components to be calculated by the Short Circuit Program are selected by the
user. For this study, the following components have been calculated: the instantaneous
component, the cycle, 3-cycle and 30-cycle (steady state) symmetrical and
asymmetrical components. This information is included in the output report.

The variable impedance of the arc during an arcing fault can reduce the fault current
magnitudes to those shown in the arcing fault report (IEEE Red Book, IEEE/ANSI Std.
141-1993, pg. 113-114)

E. Assumptions

During the course of calculating short circuit currents, various assumptions must be made
when exact information is not available or when the use of exact information would not
contribute to greater accuracy of the results. The SKM program utilizes a number of
default values for calculations. These values are utilized unless specific data has been
identified to vary from these default values. Assumptions made by SSOE in the input data
to the program are as follows:

1. ALL LENGTHS ARE APPROXIMATE
2. Panel schedules were obtained in the field. Client supplied SSOE with updated
panel schedules after the field visit. It as assumed that the data supplied by Client
was correct and superseded the data obtained by SSOE.
3. Lengths of feeders to both battery chargers from MAIN assumed to be 30ft.
4. Transformer feeding panel AL size approximated at 30KVA from upstream fuse
and conductor. Length of conductor and size on transformer secondary feed to
panel AL approximated at 10ft.

F. Conclusions

1. Most of the breakers and fuses in the system, as represented in this report, are
adequate. There are some cases where breakers or fuses are overdutied. See
below.
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a. The fuse feeding Panel AH from the Shop Panel has a rating of 10kA. The
calculated short circuit exceeds the rating of the fuse, therefore it is
overdutied. It is recommended to replace the fuse as soon as possible with a
fuse that has a higher rating.
b. The fuse feeding Panel E (AH-4) from Main Gear 2 has a rating of 18kA. The
c. The fuse feeding the 50hp Air Compressor #1 from Main Gear 2 has a rating
of 18KA. The calculated short circuit exceeds the rating of the fuse, therefore
it is overdutied. It is recommended to replace the fuse as soon as possible
with a fuse that has a higher rating.
d. The fuse feeding Loom #21 from Main Gear 2 has a rating of 18kA. The
2. Additionally, as was previously stated, there were a couple code violations in the
compressor room:
a. The two main panels do not have a service disconnect and they also are not
built as service entrance switchboards. Depending on the interpretation of the
National Electric Code, having these two service panels could be a violation
of article 225.34(A) which states that these two panels should be grouped.
b. The second section of the main gear does not have proper clearance between it
and the 60hp air compressor. The 60hp air compressor in front of this section
has a metal covering which classifies it as a grounded surface. The limited
approach boundary from this section to the covering of the air compressor
should be at least 42 inches. It is recommended that the compressor be moved.
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Appendix A

DEVICE SETTINGS REPORT

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Project Name: OC
TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Reference Voltage: 12470 V
Current Scale: X 10^0
TCC Notes:
TCC Comment:
Fault Duty Option: Study Result - Bus Fault Current
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ALL INFORMATION PRESENTED IS FOR REVIEW, APPROVAL, INTERPRETATION,
AND APPLICATION BY A REGISTERED ENGINEER ONLY.
SKM DISCLAIMS ANY RESPONSIBILITY AND LIABILITY RESULTING
FROM THE USE AND INTERPRETATION OF THIS SOFTWARE.
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CAPTOR (Computer Aided Plotting for Time Overcurrent Reporting)
COPYRIGHT SKM SYSTEMS ANALYSIS, INC. 1983-2007
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Device Name: 211 MAIN XFMR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Bus Name: BUS-0001 Bus Voltage: 12470V / 480V
Curve Multiplier: 1
Time Multiplier: 1 Time Adder: 0
Description: 2-Winding Transformer Damage Curve Rated Volts: 12470 LL/480 LL
Nominal Size: 500.0kVA
Impedance (%Z): 2.1700 Pri Connection: Delta
Inrush Factor: 12.0x Sec Connection: Wye-Ground
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Device Name: MAIN SWITCH TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Bus Name: MAIN GEAR Bus Voltage: 480.0V
Function Name: Phase
Manufacturer: FEDERAL PACIFIC
Description: 800-6000A
Type: LCL Econolim
AIC Rating: 200kA Fault Duty: 20691.2A
Cartridge: LCL-800 600V 800A Curve Multiplier: 1
Size: 800A
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Device Name: MAIN FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Bus Name: 211 MAIN XFMR SEC Bus Voltage: 480V
Curve Multiplier: 1
Description: Cable Damage Curve Qty/Ph: 3
Size: 500 Cont. Temp: 90 deg C.
Material: Copper Damage Temp: 250 deg C.
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Device Name: CABLED BUS TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Bus Name: MAIN GEAR Bus Voltage: 480V
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: MAIN GEAR 2 FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Bus Name: 211 MAIN XFMR SEC Bus Voltage: 480V
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: MAIN GEAR 2 BKR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Bus Name: MAIN GEAR 2 Bus Voltage: 480.0V
Manufacturer: SQUARE D
Type: LC
Frame: LC 480V 600A Curve Multiplier: 1
Trip: 600A
Setting: 1) Thermal Curve
2) INST LO (3000A)
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Device Name: PANEL E (AH-4) BKR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Type: FA
Frame: FA 480V 100A Curve Multiplier: 1
Trip: 100A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Device Name: 50HP AIR COMPRESSOR BKR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Type: FA
Trip: 100A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Device Name: LOOM #21 BKR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Type: FA
Trip: 90A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Device Name: PANEL D (AH-3) BKR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Type: KA
Frame: KA 480V 100A Curve Multiplier: 1
Trip: 100A
2) INST HI (1000A)
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Device Name: 60HP AIR COMPRESSOR BKR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Type: KA
Frame: KA 480V 150A Curve Multiplier: 1
Trip: 125A
2) INST LO (625A)
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Type: FA
Trip: 60A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Device Name: PANEL E (AH-4) FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Bus Name: MAIN GEAR 2 Bus Voltage: 480V
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: 50HP AIR COMPRESSOR FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: LOOM #21 FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: PANEL D (AH-3) FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: 60HP AIR COMPRESSOR FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Bus Name: PANEL E (AH-4) Bus Voltage: 480.0V
Manufacturer: SIEMENS
Type: BQD
Frame: BQD 480V 20A Curve Multiplier: 1
Trip: 20A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: BQD
Trip: 30A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: BQD
Trip: 20A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: BQD
Trip: 30A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: BQD
Trip: 30A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: BQD
Trip: 30A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Bus Name: PANEL E (AH-4) Bus Voltage: 480V
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Curve Multiplier: 1
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Bus Name: PANEL D (AH-3) Bus Voltage: 480.0V
Type: ED
Frame: ED 480V 20A Curve Multiplier: 1
Trip: 20A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: ED
Trip: 20A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: ED
Trip: 40A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: ED
Trip: 20A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: ED
Trip: 20A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: ED
Trip: 20A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: ED
Trip: 20A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: ED
Trip: 30A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: ED
Trip: 20A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Bus Name: PANEL D (AH-3) Bus Voltage: 480V
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Curve Multiplier: 1
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Curve Multiplier: 1
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: WEST A/C #6 FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Manufacturer: BUSSMANN
Type: FRS, 600V Class K5
Cartridge: FRS 600V 200A Curve Multiplier: 1
Size: 200A
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Device Name: EAST A/C #1 FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Manufacturer: GOULD SHAWMUT
Type: TRS, 600V Class RK5
Cartridge: TRS 600V 200A Curve Multiplier: 1
Size: 150A
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Device Name: LIGHTING PANEL FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Manufacturer: EDISON
Description: 7-600A
Type: ECSR
Cartridge: ECSR 600V 200A Curve Multiplier: 1
Size: 200A
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Device Name: LOOM 9 FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Description: 7-600A
Type: ECSR
Size: 60A
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Description: 7-600A
Type: ECSR
Size: 60A
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Manufacturer: LITTELFUSE
Type: FLSR, 600V RK5
Cartridge: FLSR 600V 100A Curve Multiplier: 1
Size: 80A
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Size: 60A
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Size: 70A
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Device Name: XFMR AL FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Size: 50A
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Size: 60A
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Device Name: OFFICE BLOWER FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Size: 60A
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Device Name: OFFICE CONDENSOR FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Size: 30A
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Device Name: BIG BATTERY CHARGER FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Size: 20A
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Device Name: UNIT #6 BLOWER FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Size: 25A
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Device Name: AIR COMPRESSOR DRIER FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Description: 1-600A
Type: FRS-R, 600V Class RK5
Cartridge: FRS-R 600V 8A Curve Multiplier: 1
Size: 8A
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Device Name: SMALL BATTERY CHARGER FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Size: 20A
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Device Name: SHOP SANDER FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Description: 1-600A
Type: FRS-R, 600V Class RK5
Cartridge: FRS-R 600V 4A Curve Multiplier: 1
Size: 4A
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Device Name: BLOWER EAST #1 FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Size: 40A
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Size: 60A
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Description: 7-600A
Type: ECSR
Size: 60A
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Description: 7-600A
Type: ECSR
Size: 60A
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Description: 7-600A
Type: ECSR
Size: 60A
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Device Name: LOOM #1 FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Description: 7-600A
Type: ECSR
Size: 60A
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Device Name: LOOM #4 FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Description: 7-600A
Type: ECSR
Size: 60A
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Device Name: N. VACUUM BKR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Size: 60A
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Device Name: WEST A/C #6 FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: EAST A/C #1 FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: LIGHTING PANEL FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
Size: 3/0 Cont. Temp: 90 deg C.
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Device Name: LOOM 9 FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: XFMR AL FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: OFFICE BLOWER FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: OFFICE CONDENSOR FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: BIG BATTERY CHARGER FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: UNIT #6 BLOWER FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: AIR COMPRESSOR DRIER FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: SMALL BATTERY CHARGER FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: SHOP SANDER FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: BLOWER EAST #1 FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: N. VACUUM FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: XFMR AL TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: PANEL AL FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Bus Name: BUS-0119 Bus Voltage: 208V
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: PANEL AH-2 FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Bus Name: SHOP PANEL Bus Voltage: 480.0V
Type: DLS-R, 600V Class RK5
Cartridge: DLS-R 600V 400A Curve Multiplier: 1
Size: 400A
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Device Name: AIR HANDLER #2 BLOWER FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Size: 50A
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Device Name: LOOM #32 KEVLOR FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Size: 30A
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Device Name: PANEL AH FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Type: NOS (Obs.), 600V Class H
Cartridge: NOS 600V 100A Curve Multiplier: 1
Size: 100A
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Device Name: UNIT #4 BLOWER FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Size: 60A
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Device Name: SOUTH WEST #4 CONDENSOR FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Size: 110A
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Device Name: SOUTH EAST #12 CONDENSOR FUSE TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Size: 110A
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Device Name: PANEL AH-2 FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Bus Name: SHOP PANEL Bus Voltage: 480V
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: PANEL AH-2 FUSE2 TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Bus Name: PANEL AH-2 Bus Voltage: 480.0V
Manufacturer:
Description:
Type:
Cartridge: Curve Multiplier: 1
Size:
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Device Name: AIR HANDLER #2 BLOWER FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: LOOM #32 KEVL0R FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: PANEL AH FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: UNIT #4 BLOWER FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: SOUTH WEST #4 CONDENSOR FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: SOUTH EAST #12 CONDENSOR FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: A/C #3 BKR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Type: ED
Trip: 110A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Device Name: WELDING PLUG BKR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Type: ED
Trip: 50A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Device Name: A/C #5 BKR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Type: ED
Trip: 110A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Device Name: XFMR AL-2 BKR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Type: ED
Trip: 60A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Type: ED
Trip: 20A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Device Name: 40HP VAC BKR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Type: ED
Trip: 60A
Setting: 1) Fixed
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Device Name: A/C #3 FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Bus Name: PANEL AH-2 Bus Voltage: 480V
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: WELDING PLUG FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: A/C #5 FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: XFMR AL-2 FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: 40HP VAC FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: XFMR AL-2 TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Device Name: PANEL AL-2 FDR TCC Name: ALL.tcc
Bus Name: BUS-0126 Bus Voltage: 208V
Curve Multiplier: 1
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Short Circuit Study

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Appendix B

SHORT CIRCUIT ONE-LINE
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UTILITY TO 211
S
P
211 MAIN XFMR
MAIN SWITCH
MAIN FDR
CABLED BUS
MAIN GEAR 2 FDR
211 MAIN XFMR SEC
3P 21824.26 A
SLG 23488.79 A
MAIN GEAR 2 BKR
MAIN GEAR 2
3P 18724.87 A
SLG 18374.59 A
SHOP PANEL
3P 19905.74 A
SLG 20181.66 A
MAIN GEAR
3P 20684.57 A
SLG 21433.81 A
MAIN 2 BUS
3P 18730.30 A
SLG 18466.39 A
MAIN BUS
3P 20691.16 A
SLG 21557.50 A
MAIN GEAR 2 CONNECT MAIN GEAR CONNECT
ONE-LINE DIAGRAM - SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT
1
TO PAGE 3
WEST A/C #6 FUSE EAST A/C #1 FUSE LIGHTING PANEL FUSE LOOM#9 FUSE LOOM#10 FUSE LOOM#12 FUSE LOOM#7 FUSE LOOM#11 FUSE XFMR AL FUSE LOOM#6 FUSE OFFICE BLOWER FUSE
WEST A/C #6 FDR EAST A/C #1 FDR LIGHTING PANEL FDR LOOM#9 FDR LOOM#10 FDR LOOM#12 FDR LOOM#7 FDR LOOM#11 FDR
N. VACUUMBKR
N. VACUUMFDR
LOOM#6 FDR
OFFICE BLOWER FDR BIG BATTERY CHARGER FDR
WEST A/C #6
3P 4663.97 A
SLG 2956.63 A
EAST A/C #1
3P 13298.03 A
SLG 10470.88 A
LOOM#9
3P 2817.84 A
SLG 1691.32 A
LOOM #10
3P 3336.57 A
SLG 2015.63 A
LOOM #12
3P 4434.96 A
SLG 2741.35 A
LOOM#7
3P 923.14 A
SLG 541.50 A
N. VACUUM
3P 8373.88 A
SLG 5513.85 A
LOOM #11
3P 3554.11 A
SLG 2153.13 A
LOOM#6
3P 4414.04 A
SLG 2706.17 A
OFFICE BLOWER
3P 4414.04 A
SLG 2706.17 A
BIG BATTERY CHARGER
3P 4514.98 A
SLG 2744.01 A
LIGHTING PANEL
3P 11531.14 A
SLG 8943.75 A
XFMR AL FDR
S
P
XFMR AL
PANEL AL FDR
PANEL AL
3P 1753.53 A
SLG 1758.92 A
MAIN GEAR
3P 20684.57 A
SLG 21433.81 A
2
TO PAGE 2
OFFICE CONDENSOR FUSE UNIT #6 BLOWER FUSE AIR COMPRESSOR DRIER FUSE SMALL BATTERY CHARGER FUSE SHOP SANDER FUSE BLOWER EAST #1 FUSE LOOM#3 FUSE LOOM#8 FUSE LOOM#2 FUSE LOOM#5 FUSE LOOM#1 FUSE LOOM#4 FUSE
OFFICE CONDENSOR FDR UNIT #6 BLOWER FDR AIR COMPRESSOR DRIER FDR SMALL BATTERY CHARGER FDR SHOP SANDER FDR BLOWER EAST #1 FDR LOOM#3 FDR LOOM#8 FDR LOOM#2 FDR LOOM#5 FDR LOOM#1 FDR LOOM#4 FDR
OFFICE CONDENSOR
3P 1347.38 A
SLG 793.10 A
UNIT #6 CONDENSOR
3P 723.65 A
SLG 423.83 A
3P 3473.47 A
SLG 2084.45 A
3P 4514.98 A
SLG 2744.01 A
SHOP SANDER
3P 2818.95 A
SLG 1679.79 A
BLOWER EAST #1
3P 3636.08 A
SLG 2191.09 A
LOOM#3
3P 2614.20 A
SLG 1565.30 A
LOOM#8
3P 2332.85 A
SLG 1392.32 A
LOOM#2
3P 2236.48 A
SLG 1333.36 A
LOOM#5
3P 3554.11 A
SLG 2153.13 A
LOOM#1
3P 1919.09 A
SLG 1140.18 A
LOOM#4
3P 2972.02 A
SLG 1787.20 A
MAIN GEAR
3P 20684.57 A
SLG 21433.81 A
3
TO PAGE 6 TO PAGE 7
MAIN GEAR 2
3P 18724.87 A
SLG 18374.59 A
PANEL E (AH-4) BKR 50HP AIR COMPRESSOR BKR LOOM #21 BKR PANEL D (AH-3) BKR 60HP AIR COMPRESSOR BKR LOOM #17 BKR
PANEL E (AH-4) FDR 50HP AIR COMPRESSOR FDR LOOM #21 FDR PANEL D (AH-3) FDR 60HP AIR COMPRESSOR FDR LOOM #17 FDR
3P 14063.64 A
SLG 11466.27 A
3P 15281.30 A
SLG 13060.12 A
LOOM #21
3P 4351.18 A
SLG 2692.84 A
LOOM #17
3P 4703.53 A
SLG 2904.27 A
PANEL E (AH-4)
3P 4991.11 A
SLG 3163.45 A
PANEL D (AH-3)
3P 5796.70 A
SLG 3681.31 A
4
TO PAGE 8
SHOP PANEL
3P 19905.74 A
SLG 20181.66 A
PANEL AH-2 FUSE AIR HANDLER #2 BLOWER FUSE LOOM #32 KEVLOR FUSE PANEL AH FUSE UNIT #4 BLOWER FUSE SOUTH WEST #4 CONDENSOR FUSE SOUTH EAST #12 CONDENSOR FUSE
AIR HANDLER #2 BLOWER FDR LOOM #32 KEVL0R FDR PANEL AH FDR UNIT #4 BLOWER FDR SOUTH WEST #4 CONDENSOR FDR SOUTH EAST #12 CONDENSOR FDR
PANEL AH-2 FDR
3P 1277.56 A
SLG 752.40 A
PANEL AH-2 FUSE2
LOOM #32 KEVLOR
3P 2480.03 A
SLG 1475.79 A
UNIT #4 BLOWER
3P 1042.95 A
SLG 612.96 A
UNIT #4 CONDENSOR
3P 2486.40 A
SLG 1495.52 A
UNIT #12 CONDENSOR
3P 4402.02 A
SLG 2755.42 A
PANEL AH
3P 19440.14 A
SLG 19379.11 A
PANEL AH-2
3P 12629.40 A
SLG 10582.69 A
5
PANEL D (AH-3)
3P 5796.70 A
SLG 3681.31 A
LOOM #23 BKR LOOM #19 BKR LOOM #16 BKR LOOM #18 BKR LOOM #14 BKR LOOM #15 BKR LOOM #20 BKR LOOM #24 BKR LOOM #13 BKR
LOOM #23 FDR LOOM #19 FDR LOOM #16 FDR LOOM #18 FDR LOOM #14 FDR LOOM #15 FDR LOOM #20 FDR LOOM #24 FDR LOOM #13 FDR
LOOM #23
3P 1075.67 A
SLG 632.42 A
LOOM #19
3P 1763.79 A
SLG 1043.39 A
LOOM #16
3P 2308.14 A
SLG 1374.43 A
LOOM #18
3P 1196.54 A
SLG 703.64 A
LOOM #14
3P 1763.79 A
SLG 1043.39 A
LOOM #15
3P 3393.64 A
SLG 2055.48 A
LOOM #20
3P 2378.90 A
SLG 1419.63 A
LOOM #24
3P 1394.84 A
SLG 822.72 A
LOOM #13
3P 1577.18 A
SLG 931.09 A
6
PANEL E (AH-4)
3P 4991.11 A
SLG 3163.45 A
LOOM #25 BKR LOOM #26 BKR LOOM #29 BKR LOOM #22 BKR LOOM #28 BKR LOOM #27 BKR
LOOM #25 FDR LOOM #26 FDR LOOM #29 FDR LOOM #22 FDR LOOM #28 FDR LOOM #27 FDR
LOOM #25
3P 2353.88 A
SLG 1409.57 A
LOOM #26
3P 3115.55 A
SLG 1890.85 A
LOOM #29
3P 1430.77 A
SLG 845.56 A
LOOM #22
3P 2243.33 A
SLG 1341.02 A
LOOM #28
3P 2353.88 A
SLG 1409.57 A
LOOM #27
3P 2610.30 A
SLG 1569.78 A
7
PANEL AH-2
3P 12629.40 A
SLG 10582.69 A
A/C #3 BKR WELDING PLUG BKR A/C #5 BKR XFMR AL-2 BKR LOOM #31 BKR 40HP VAC BKR
A/C #3 FDR WELDING PLUG FDR A/C #5 FDR XFMR AL-2 FDR LOOM #31 FDR
A/C #3
3P 6264.88 A
SLG 4175.13 A
A/C #5
3P 4613.94 A
SLG 2946.92 A
WELDING PLUGS
3P 9765.61 A
SLG 7176.98 A
S
P
XFMR AL-2
PANEL AL-2 FDR
PANEL AL-2
3P 471.21 A
SLG 468.83 A
LOOM #31
3P 1732.52 A
SLG 1024.67 A
40HP VAC FDR
40HP VAC
3P 4266.60 A
SLG 2650.72 A
8
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CLIENT

Location

Protective Device
Coordination

Prepared for:

Prepared by:

Brian Arend
SSOE, Inc
Toledo, OH
barend@ssoe.com
419-255-3830, x 1997
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Attested by:
Brian Arend P.E.
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Table of Contents

A. Purpose
C. Calculations
D. Computer Program
E. Assumptions
F. Phase Overcurrent Curve Description
G. Changes to Devices
H. Coordination Issues
Appendix A Coordination Curves

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A. Purpose

When an abnormal condition such as an overload or short circuit occurs on an electrical
distribution system, the flow of power to the condition must be interrupted as quickly as
possible to prevent equipment damage or personal injury. The interruption must be
accomplished in such a manner as to disrupt power to the smallest portion of the
electrical system as possible, thereby allowing the unaffected sections of the distribution
system to remain in operation. This is achieved by having the protective device closest to
the fault or overload condition operate first. The purpose of a coordination study is to
select the proper type, size and setting of protective devices, such as relays, fuses, circuit
breakers, etc, necessary to obtain this goal.


The electrical system at the Facility had not previously been modeled. During the site
visit, SSOE gathered specific data regarding the breakers and fuses. Inputting this data
into SKM allowed us to analyze how the protective devices coordinate with each other.

C. Calculations

In addition to knowing the exact equipment present in the distribution system, short
circuit currents and ground fault currents are needed to accomplish proper coordination.
The short circuit currents available at the primary of the main transformer from Central
Maine Power Co. were obtained from their distribution engineering department.

D. Computer Program

The operation of protective devices at different values of current can be predicted by use
of a graphic representation of the time-current characteristics of these devices. By
plotting these characteristics on a common graph, the relationship between devices
becomes apparent. Uncoordinated devices show up as overlapping characteristics or time
intervals either too long or too short between characteristics. The device characteristic
curves provided with this study were plotted using SKM Systems Analysis Power Tools
for Windows.

E. Assumptions

During the course of performing a coordination study various assumptions must be made
when exact information is not available. The following is a list of assumptions made by
SSOE while performing this study:

1. ALL LENGTHS ARE APPROXIMATE
2. Panel schedules were obtained in the field. Client supplied SSOE with updated
panel schedules after the field visit. It as assumed that the data supplied by Client
was correct and superseded the data obtained by SSOE.
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3. Lengths of the feeders to both battery chargers from the MAIN were assumed to
be 30 feet.
4. The transformer feeding panel AL was sized at 30kVA base on the upstream fuse
and conductor. The length of the conductor off of the transformer secondary
feeding panel AL was approximated at 10ft.

F. Phase Overcurrent Curve Description

Included on the phase overcurrent curves, if present, are feeder breakers, main breakers,
tie breakers, fuses and overcurrent relay; transformer damage curves; transformer inrush
point; and short circuit currents at different voltage levels. Also included are the ground
curves for the relays with ground fault protection. Appendix A contains a sample of the
possible short circuit paths. These paths were chosen based on the size of the protective
device. The largest device at each bus was chosen because these devices would have the
greatest possibility of mis-coordination with upstream devices.

If the transformers are Delta-Wye connected, the multiples used to determine the
transformers current withstand capability are 58% of that for Delta-Delta connections.
This is required to account for the fact that, during a line-to-neutral fault on the secondary
side (wye) of the transformer, the primary fuses will see only 58% of the current they
would see on a three phase fault even though the secondary fault currents are the same
magnitude in both cases. Therefore, to assure that the primary fuses will clear within the
time period specified, the current withstand capability is derated by 58%.

In the case of a phase-to-phase fault condition on the secondary side of a Delta-Wye
connected transformer, only 87% of fault current flows through the secondary main
breaker, while 100% of fault current flows through the primary fuses. Therefore, to
maintain selectivity between the secondary main breaker and the primary fuses, a 16%
current margin is added to the secondary main breaker characteristics.

Transformer inrush or transient currents of duration approaching fuse melting time may
physically damage the fuse element causing a change in the minimum-melting
characteristics. However, the fuse characteristics will not be altered if the overcurrent
condition does not exist for more than 75% of the time shown on the fuse minimum-
melting time curve for the value of current involved.

G. Changes to Devices

1. Set the instantaneous trip on Panel Ds main breaker to the highest setting if
possible.

Any further recommendations would require changing a breaker or fuse type or size and
would require further system analysis.
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Appendix A:

COORDINATION CURVES
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List of Protective Device Coordination Curves

LOOM 26 FROM PANEL E Loom #26 fed from panel E
LOOM 16 FROM PANEL D Loom #16 fed from panel D
CONDENSER FROM SHOP PANEL Condenser fed from Shop panel
WEST A/C#6 FROM MAIN A/C #6 fed from main gear
A/C#5 FROM AH-2 A/C #5 fed from panel AH-2
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CLIENT

Location

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Prepared for:

Prepared by:

Brian Arend
SSOE, Inc
Toledo, OH
barend@ssoe.com
419-255-3830, x 1997
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Table of Contents

A. Scope of Work

B. Introduction

C. Discussion

D. Conclusion

NFPA 70E Annex C

Appendix A Arc Flash Table

Appendix B Arc Flash One-lines
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A. Scope of Work

The scope of work for this project was to conduct an Arc-Flash Hazard Analysis for the
Client. The study was to encompass the complete plant power system from the incoming
utility main transformer to the individual machine disconnect devices.

In order to properly accomplish the Arc Flash Hazard Analysis, three studies were
completed. First, an electrical short circuit study was done to evaluate the electrical
components withstand and interrupting ratings versus the available fault current at their
point of application. Second, a protective device coordination study was done to evaluate
the order of operation of the protective devices in the event of overloads and faults.
Third, the arc flash hazard study was done to evaluate the arc hazard levels for personnel
that may be operating and/or working on the electrical power distribution system while it
is energized.

B. Introduction

SKM Systems Analysis Software was used for the studies listed in the Scope of Work.
The starting point of the arc flash analysis was a field trip by SSOE to develop the one-
line drawing and get all equipment information and settings. These studies include
sufficient data to evaluate the power system from the electric utility main transformer
down to the disconnect of each 480V machines disconnect or 208V panel primary. All
studies were done using standard practices recognized by IEEE, NFPA, and the NEC.

C. Discussion

Arc Flash Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Class is based on IEEE 1584 and NFPA
70E tables. The standard table is table 130.7 (C) (11) of the 2009 NFPA70E, and is
included in this report. The PPE categories range from 0-4 with Category 0 being basic
cotton clothing and Category 4 being multiple layers of fire rated clothing. Appendix A
contains the Arc Flash data. The table is organized alphabetically by bus name.

As seen in the Appendix A Arc Flash table, PPE categories are independent of voltage.
The main factors to determine the severity of arc flash exposure is (1) proximity of
worker to energize equipment (2) short circuit current levels and (3) duration time of
short circuit before interruption of the fault current

There can be conditions in the electrical configuration that would allow a fault condition
to exist for several seconds. However, IEEE 1584 identifies that a maximum exposure
time of 2 seconds can be utilized during arc flash hazard evaluation. This maximum time
is utilized because there are consequences of an arc blast or human reflex reaction to an
arc flash condition that would typically prevent longer exposure. As part of a fault
condition, the blast pressure can be substantial enough to move a person across a room
and out of the arc flash boundary. In addition to the blast pressure, reflex reaction will
occur almost subconsciously making the person run for safety and remove themselves
from a dangerous situation. It should be noted that has a special case; the bus duct would
be excluded from this rule. A scissorlift is required to work on this bus duct. In the event
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of an arc flash while the equipment is being worked, the operator would not be able to
reach safety.

Personal Protective Equipment is required anytime energized electrical equipment will be
operated (switch breaker) or exposed, including opening of equipment doors for
observation, Infra Red photography or voltage and/or current measurements. A listing of
typical tasks is available in table 130.7(C)(9) in the 2009 NFPA 70E and is not included
in this report.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Personal protective equipment shall
provide protection from hazardous electrical conditions. Personal protective
equipment shall include one or more of the following as determined by authorized
management:
(1) Shoes, boots, or overshoes for wet service
(2) Gloves for wet service
(3) Sleeves for wet service
(4) Shoes for dry service
(5) Gloves for dry service
(6) Sleeves for dry service
(7) Electrically insulated head protection
(8) Protective clothing
(9) Hearing Protection
(10) Eye protection
a. Testing of Personal Protective Equipment. Personal protective
equipment shall be verified with regularity and by methods that
are consistent with the exposure of employees to hazardous
electrical conditions.

Client utilizes a worst case boundary policy. That is, an electrical hazard boundary.
This boundary is the greater of the limited approach boundary or the arc flash boundary.
Additional definitions per the 2009 NFPA 70E are included below. These distance
boundaries are important for personnel protection from arc flash hazards in addition to
electrical shock hazards.

Arc Flash (Protection) Boundary: When an arc flash hazard exists, an approach
limit at a distance from a prospective arc source within which a person could
receive a second degree burn if an electrical arc flash were to occur.

Limited Approach Boundary: An approach limit at a distance from an exposed
energized electrical conductor or circuit part within which a shock hazard exists.

Prohibited Approach Boundary: An approach limit at a distance from an
exposed energized electrical conductor or circuit part within which work is
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considered the same as making contact with the electrical conductor or circuit
part.

Restricted Approach Boundary: An approach limit at a distance from an
exposed energized electrical conductor or circuit part within which there is an
increased risk of shock, due to electrical arc over combined with inadvertent
movement, for personnel working in close proximity to the energized electrical
conductor or circuit part.

D. Conclusion

In general, the power system studies showed that the majority of the plant is electrically
protected and can be safely worked on by properly trained individuals, with proper
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), when conditions require work without de-
energizing the equipment as identified in the Client maintenance standards / guidelines.
However, several areas need to be avoided while the equipment is energized.

As identified in the Arc Flash table and one-lines, there are a number or areas classified
as Dangerous. The Dangerous areas shown in the reports are directly after the utility
transformer. It is classified as Dangerous because the only protective device is the fuse on
the primary of the utility transformer. Dangerous areas can not be worked on while
energized due to extreme arc flash energy values. Due to the power transformation and
fault current levels, the primary device cannot operate quickly enough to provide proper
protection on transformer secondary. When the system between the transformer
secondary and the first protective device, including this protective device, requires
maintenance the transformer must first be de-energized and the secondary equipment
temporarily grounded. Then, under these dead conditions, the work can be safely
performed. When the system is ready to re-energized, the qualified electrician can then
put on the proper PPE to energize the transformer and close the main/feeder breakers on
secondary distribution equipment.

The following items are needed in order to fully implement arc flash hazard safety
requirements as shown by these study results.

1. Mitigation of Arc Flash Hazard and Protective Device Coordination in
situations where the PPE category is a Class 3 or above, the device coordination
curves can be further evaluated to determine if setting changes can be
implemented to lower the PPE category rating.

2. Labels on equipment All electrical equipment in the facility needs to have a
label affixed which properly identifies PPE category, electrical hazard boundary,
voltage class, incident energy, and required PPE.

3. Training and implementation the usage of additional types of PPE and the
implementation of increased safety work plans needs to be communicated
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throughout the facility. Maintenance work plans need to be further identified or
reviewed to determine the safest implementation plan.

4. PPE Any work done in electrical panels, per Client standards, requires a
minimum of level 2. As a part of system implementation, personal protective
equipment needs to be provided for the plant personnel. There are many options
for clothing, including everyday work clothes, lab coats, coveralls, and switching
coats/hoods, etc.

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(See descriptions for required PPE in Table 130.7(c)(10) below.)
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Reference data taken from 70E document on the NFPA web site:
Annex C Limits of Approach
This annex is not a part of the requirements of the NFPA70E document but is included
for informational purposes only.
C.1 Preparation for Approach.
Observing a safe approach distance from exposed energized electrical conductors or
circuit parts is an effective means of maintaining electrical safety. As the distance
between a person and the exposed energized conductors or circuit parts decreases, the
potential for electrical accident increases.
C.1.1 Unqualified Persons, Safe Approach Distance.
Unqualified persons are safe when they maintain a distance from the exposed energized
conductors or circuit parts, including the longest conductive object being handled, so
that they cannot contact or enter a specified air insulation distance to the exposed
energized electrical conductors or circuit parts. This safe approach distance is the
Limited Approach Boundary. Further, persons must not cross the Flash Protection
Boundary unless they are wearing appropriate personal protective clothing and are
under the close supervision of a qualified person. Only when continuously escorted by a
qualified person may an unqualified person cross the Limited Approach Boundary.
Under no circumstance may an unqualified person cross the Restricted Approach
Boundary, where special shock protection techniques and equipment are required.
C.1.2 Qualified Persons, Safe Approach Distance.
C.1.2.1
Determine the Flash Protection Boundary and, if the boundary is to be crossed,
appropriate flash-flame protection equipment must be utilized.
C.1.2.2
For a person to cross the Limited Approach Boundary and enter the limited space, he or
she must be qualified to perform the job/task.
C.1.2.3
To cross the Restricted Approach Boundary and enter the restricted space, qualified
persons must do the following:
(1) Have a plan that is documented and approved by authorized management
(2) Use personal protective equipment that is appropriate for working near
exposed energized conductors or circuit parts and is rated for the voltage
and energy level involved
(3) Be certain that no part of the body enters the prohibited space
(4) Minimize the risk from inadvertent movement by keeping as much of the
body out of the restricted space as possible, using only protected body
parts in the space as necessary to accomplish the work
C.1.2.4
Crossing the Prohibited Approach Boundary and entering the prohibited space is
considered the same as making contact with exposed energized conductors or circuit
parts. See Figure C.1.2.4. Therefore, qualified persons must do the following:
(1) Have specified training to work on energized conductors or circuit parts
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(2) Have a documented plan justifying the need to work that close
(3) Perform a risk analysis
(4) Have (2) and (3) approved by authorized management
(5) Use personal protective equipment that is appropriate for working on
exposed energized conductors or circuit parts and is rated for the voltage
and energy level involved

Figure C.1.2.4 Limits of Approach.
C.2 Basis for Distance Values in Table 130.2(B).
C.2.1 General Statement.
Columns 1 through 5 of Table 130.2(C) show various distances from the exposed
energized electrical conductors or circuit parts. They include dimensions that are added
to a basic minimum air insulation distance. Those basic minimum air insulation
distances for voltages 72.5 kV and under are based on ANSI/IEEE 4-1978 4th Printing,
Standard Techniques for High-Voltage Testing, Appendix 2B; and voltages over 72.5
kV are based on ANSI/IEEE 516-2003, Guide for Maintenance Methods on Energized
Power Lines. The minimum air insulation distances that are required to avoid flashover
are as follows:
(1) 300 V: 1 mm (0 ft 0.03 in.)
(2) >300 V 750 V: 2 mm (0 ft 0.07 in.)
(3) >750 V 2 kV: 5 mm (0 ft 0.19 in.)
(4) >2 kV 15 kV: 39 mm (0 ft 1.5 in.)
(5) >15 kV 36 kV: 161 mm (0 ft 6.3 in.)
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(6) >36 kV 48.3 kV: 254 mm (0 ft 10.0 in.)
(7) >48.3 kV 72.5 kV: 381 mm (1 ft 3.0 in.)
(8) >72.5 kV 121 kV: 640 mm (2 ft 1.2 in.)
(9) >138 kV 145 kV: 778 mm (2 ft 6.6 in.)
(10) >161 kV 169 kV: 915 mm (3 ft 0.0 in.)
(11) >230 kV 242 kV: 1.281 m (4 ft 2.4 in.)
(12) >345 kV 362 kV: 2.282 m (7 ft 5.8 in.)
(13) >500 kV 550 kV: 3.112 m (10 ft 2.5 in.)
(14) >765 kV 800 kV: 4.225 m (13 ft 10.3 in.)
C.2.1.1 Column 1.
The voltage ranges have been selected to group voltages that require similar approach
distances based on the sum of the electrical withstand distance and an inadvertent
movement factor. The value of the upper limit for a range is the maximum voltage for
highest nominal voltage in the range, based on ANSI C84.1-1995, Electric Power
Systems and Equipment (60 Hz). For single-phase systems, select the range that is equal
to the system's maximum phase-to-ground voltage times 1.732.
C.2.1.2 Column 2.
The distances in this column are based on OSHA's rule for unqualified persons to
maintain a 3.05-m (10-ft) clearance for all voltages up to 50 kV (voltage-to-ground),
plus 102 mm (4.0 in.) for each 1 kV over 50 kV.
C.2.1.3 Column 3.
The distances are based on the following:
(1) 750 V: Use NEC Table 110.26(A)(1), Working Spaces, Condition 2 for
151 V600 V range.
(2) >750 V 145 kV: Use NEC Table 110.34(A), Working Space, Condition 2.
(3) >145 kV: Use OSHA's 3.05-m (10-ft) rules as used in Column 2.
C.2.1.4 Column 4.
The distances are based on adding to the flashover dimensions shown above the
following inadvertent movement distance:
300 V: Avoid contact.
Based on experience and precautions for household 120/240 V systems:
>300 V 750 V: Add 304.8 mm (1 ft 0 in.) inadvertent movement.
These values have been found to be adequate over years of use in ANSI C2, National
Electrical Safety Code, in the approach distances for communication workers.
>72.5 kV: Add 304.8 mm (1 ft 0 in.) for inadvertent movement.
These values have been found to be adequate over years of use in the National
Electrical Safety Code in the approach distances for supply workers.
C.2.1.5 Column 5.
The distances are based on the following:
(1) 300 V: Avoid contact.
(2) >300 750 V: Use NEC Table 230.51(C), Clearances.
Between open conductors and surfaces, 600 V not exposed to weather.
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(1) >750 V 2.0 kV: Select value that fits in with adjacent values.
(2) >2 kV 72.5 kV: Use NEC Table 490.24, Minimum Clearance of Live
Parts, outdoor phase-to-ground values.
(3) >72.5 kV: Add 152.4 mm (0 ft 6 in.) for inadvertent movement.
These values have been found to be adequate over years of use where there has been a
hazard/risk analysis, either formal or informal, of a special work procedure that allows a
closer approach than that permitted by the Restricted Approach Boundary distance.
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Table 130.2(C) Approach Boundaries to Energized Electrical Conductors or
Circuit Parts for Shock Protection. (All dimensions are distance from energized
electrical conductor or circuit part to employee.)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
Limited Approach Boundary
1

Nominal System Voltage
Range, Phase to Phase
Exposed Movable
Conductor
Exposed Fixed
Circuit Part
Restricted Approach
Boundary
1
; Includes
Inadvertent Movement
Adder
Prohibited
Approach
Boundary
1

Less than 50 Not specified Not specified Not specified Not specified
50 to 300 3.05 m (10 ft 0 in.) 1.07 m (3 ft 6 in.) Avoid contact Avoid contact
301 to 750 3.05 m (10 ft 0 in.) 1.07 m (3 ft 6 in.) 304.8 mm (1 ft 0 in.) 25.4 mm (0 ft 1 in.)

751 to 15 kV 3.05 m (10 ft 0 in.) 1.53 m (5 ft 0 in.) 660.4 mm (2 ft 2 in.) 177.8 mm (0 ft 7 in.)
15.1 kV to 36 kV 3.05 m (10 ft 0 in.) 1.83 m (6 ft 0 in.) 787.4 mm (2 ft 7 in.) 254 mm (0 ft 10 in.)
36.1 kV to 46 kV 3.05 m (10 ft 0 in. ) 2.44 m (8 ft 0 in.) 838.2 mm (2 ft 9 in.) 431.8 mm (1 ft 5 in.)

46.1 kV to 72.5 kV 3.05 m (10 ft 0 in.) 2.44 m (8 ft 0 in.) 1.0 m (3 ft 3 in.) 660 mm (2 ft 2 in.)
72.6 kV to 121 kV 3.25 m (10 ft 8 in.) 2.44 m (8 ft 0 in.) 1.02 mm (3 ft 4 in.) 836 mm (2 ft 9 in.)
138 kV to 145 kV 3.36 m (11 ft 0 in.) 3.05 m (10 ft 0 in.) 1.15 m (3 ft 10 in.) 1.02 mm (3 ft 4 in.)

161 kV to 169 kV 3.56 m (11 ft 8 in.) 3.56 m (11 ft 8 in.) 1.29 m (4 ft 3 in.) 1.14 m (3 ft 9 in.)

765 kV to 800 kV 7.24 m (23 ft 9 in.) 7.24 m (23 ft 9 in.) 4.84 m (15 ft 11 in.) 4.7 m (15 ft. 5 in.)

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Table 130.7(C) (10) Protective Clothing and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Matrix

Hazard/Risk Category Protective Clothing and PPE
Hazard/Risk Category 0

Protective Clothing, Nonmelting (according to
ASTM F 1506-00) or Untreated Natural Fiber

FR Protective Equipment

Shirt (long sleeve)
Pants (long)

Safety glasses or safety goggles (SR)
Hearing Protection (ear canal inserts)
Leather gloves (AN) (Note 2)

FR Clothing, Minimum Arc Rating of 4 (Note 1)


Arc-rated long-sleeve shirt (Note 3)
Arc-rated pants (Note 3)
Arc-rated coverall (Note 4)
Arc-rated face shield or arc flash suit hood (Note 7)
Arc-rated jacket, parka, or rainwear (AN)

Hard hat
Hearing protection (ear canal inserts)
Leather gloves (Note 2)
Leather work shoes (AN)



Arc-rated face shield or arc flash suit hood (Note 7)

Hard hat
Leather work shoes
Hazard/Risk Category 2*


Arc-rated arc flash suit hood (Note 10)

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FR Protective Equipment Hard hat
Leather work shoes



Arc-rated long-sleeve shirt (AR) (Note 8)
Arc-rated pants (AR) (Note 8)
Arc-rated coverall (AR) (Note 8)
Arc-rated arc flash suit jacket (AR) (Note 8)
Arc-rated arc flash suit pants (AR) (Note 8)

Hard hat
FR hard hat liner (AR)
Arc-rated gloves (Note 2)
Leather work shoes



Arc-rated long-sleeve shirt (AR) (Note 9)
Arc-rated pants (AR) (Note 9)
Arc-rated coverall (AR) (Note 9)
Arc-rated arc flash suit jacket (AR) (Note 9)
Arc-rated arc flash suit pants (AR) (Note 9)

Hard hat
FR hard hat liner (AR)
Arc-rated gloves (Note 2)
Leather work shoes
AN = As needed
AR = As required
SR = Selection required
Notes:
1. See Table 130.7(C)(11). Arc rating for a garment is expressed in cal/cm
2
.
2. If rubber insulating gloves with leather protectors are required by Table 130.7(C)(9), additional
leather or arc-rated gloves are not required. The combination of rubber insulating gloves with
leather protectors satisfied the arc flash protection requirement.
3. The FR shirt and pants used for Hazard / Risk Category 1 shall have aminimum arc rating of 4.
4. Alternate is to use FR coveralls (minimum arc rating of 4) instead of FR shirt and FR pants.
5. FR shirt and FR pants used for Hazard/ Risk Category 2 shall have a minimum arc rating of 8.
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6. Alternate is to use FR coveralls (minimum arc rating of 8) instead of FR shirt and FR pants.
7. A face shield with a minimum arc rating of 4 for Hazard/ Risk Category 1 or a minimum arc
rating of 8 for Hazard/ Risk Category 2, with wrap-around guarding to protect not only the face, but
also the forehead, ears, and neck (or, alternatively, an arc-rated flash suit hood), is required.
8. An alternate is to use a total FR clothing system and hood, which shall have a minimum arc rating
of 25 for Hazard/ Risk Category 3.
9. The total clothing system consisting of FR shirt and pants and/or FR coveralls and/or arc flash
coat and pants and hood shall have a minimum arc rating of 40 for Hazard/ Risk Category 4.
10. Alternate is to use a face shield with a minimum arc rating of 8 and a balaclava (sock hood) with
a minimum arc rating of 8 and which covers the face, head and neck except for the eye and nose
areas.

(11) Protective Clothing Characteristics. Table 130.7(C)(11) lists examples of
protective clothing systems and typical characteristics including the degree of protection
for various clothing. The protective clothing selected for the corresponding hazard/risk
category number shall have an arc rating of at least the value listed in the last column of
Table 130.7(C)(11).
FPN: The arc rating for a particular clothing system can be obtained from the FR clothing
manufacturer.
Table 130.7(C)(11) Protective Clothing Characteristics

Note: Arc rating is defined in Article 100 and can be either ATPV or E
BT
. ATPV is defined in
ASTM F 1959-99 as the incident energy on a fabric or material that results in sufficient heat transfer
through the fabric or material to cause the onset of a second-degree burn based on the Stoll curve.
E
BT
is defined in ASTM F 1959-99 as the average of the five highest incident energy exposure
values below the Stoll curve where the specimens do not exhibit breakopen. E
BT
is reported when
ATPV cannot be measured due to FR fabric breakopen.

Typical Protective Clothing Systems
Hazard/Risk
Category
Clothing Description
(Typical number of clothing layers is given in parentheses)
Required
Minimum
Arc Rating of PPE
[J/cm
2
(cal/cm
2
)]
0 Non-melting, flammable materials (i.e., untreated cotton, wool,
rayon, or silk, or blends of these materials) with a fabric weight at
least 4.5 oz/yd
2
(1)
N/A
1 FR shirt and FR pants or FR coverall (1) 16.74 (4)
2 Cotton underwear conventional short sleeve and brief/shorts, plus
FR shirt and FR pants (1 or 2)
33.47 (8)
3 Cotton underwear plus FR shirt and FR pants plus FR coverall, or
cotton underwear plus two FR coveralls (2 or 3)
104.6 (25)
4 Cotton underwear plus FR shirt and FR pants plus multilayer flash
suit (3 or more)
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K.1 General Categories.
There are three general categories of electrical hazards: electrical shock, arc-flash, and
arc-blast.
K.2 Electric Shock.
Approximately 30,000 nonfatal electrical shock accidents occur each year. The National
Safety Council estimates that about 1000 fatalities each year are due to electrocution,
more than half of them while servicing energized systems of less than 600 volts.
Electrocution is the fourth leading cause of industrial fatalities, after traffic, homicide,
and construction accidents. The current required to light a 7 watt, 120 volt lamp, if
passed across the chest, is enough to cause a fatality. The most damaging paths through
the body are through the lungs, heart, and brain.
K.3 Arc-Flash.
When an electric current passes through air between ungrounded conductors or between
ungrounded conductors and grounded conductors, the temperatures can reach 35,000F.
Exposure to these extreme temperatures both burns the skin directly and causes ignition
of clothing, which adds to the burn injury. The majority of hospital admissions due to
electrical accidents are from arc-flash burns, not from shocks. Each year more than
2,000 people are admitted to burn centers with severe arc-flash burns. Arc-flashes can
and do kill at distances of 10 ft.
K.4 Arc-Blast.
The tremendous temperatures of the arc cause the explosive expansion of both the
surrounding air and the metal in the arc path. For example, copper expands by a factor
of 67,000 times when it turns from a solid to a vapor. The danger associated with this
expansion is one of high pressures, sound, and shrapnel. The high pressures can easily
exceed hundreds or even thousands of pounds per square foot, knocking workers off
ladders, rupturing eardrums, and collapsing lungs. The sounds associated with these
pressures can exceed 160 dB. Finally, material and molten metal is expelled away from
the arc at speeds exceeding 700 miles per hour, fast enough for shrapnel to completely
penetrate the human body.

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Appendix A

ARC FLASH TABLE

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Arc Flash Evaluation IEEE 1584 - 2002/2004a Edition Bus Report (80% Cleared Fault Threshold, include Ind. Motors for 5.0 Cycles), mis-coordination not checked
Bus Name
Protective
Device Name
Bus
kV
Bus
Bolted
Fault (kA)
Prot Dev
Bolted
Fault
(kA)
Prot Dev
Arcing
Fault
(kA)
Trip/
Delay
Time
(sec.)
Ground
Equip
Type
Gap
(mm)
Arc Flash
Boundary
(in)
Working
Distance
(in)
Incident
Energy
(cal/cm2)
Required Protective
FR Clothing
Category
1
211 MAIN XFMR SEC MaxTripTime
@2.0s
0.48 21.82 21.82 12.77 2 Yes PNL 25 245 18 86 Dangerous! (*N2)
(*N9)
2
40HP VAC 40HP VAC
BKR
0.48 4.27 4.27 3.17 0.017 Yes PNL 25 5.3 18 0.16 Category 0
3
50HP AIR
COMPRESSOR #1
50HP AIR
COMPRESS
OR BKR
0.48 14.07 14.07 8.78 0.017 Yes PNL 25 10 18 0.48 Category 0
4
60HP AIR
COMPRESSOR #2
60HP AIR
COMPRESS
OR BKR
0.48 15.28 15.28 9.42 0.017 Yes PNL 25 11 18 0.52 Category 0
5 A/C #3 A/C #3 BKR 0.48 6.27 6.27 4.40 0.017 Yes PNL 25 6.6 18 0.23 Category 0
6
A/C #5 A/C #5 BKR 0.48 4.61 4.61 3.39 0.017 Yes PNL 25 5.6 18 0.18 Category 0
7
AIR COMPRESSOR
DRIER
AIR
COMPRESS
OR DRIER
FUSE
0.48 3.47 3.47 2.66 0.004 Yes PNL 25 2.0 18 0.03 Category 0
8
AIR HANDLER #2
BLOWER
AIR
HANDLER
#2 BLOWER
FUSE
0.48 1.28 1.28 0.96 0.144 Yes PNL 25 9.0 18 0.38 Category 0 (*N3)
9
BIG BATTERY
CHARGER
BIG
BATTERY
CHARGER
FUSE
0.48 4.52 4.52 3.32 0.01 Yes PNL 25 4.0 18 0.10 Category 0
10
BLOWER EAST #1 BLOWER
EAST #1
FUSE
0.48 3.64 3.64 2.76 0.008 Yes PNL 25 3.2 18 0.07 Category 0
11
EAST A/C #1 EAST A/C #1
FUSE
12
LIGHTING PANEL LIGHTING
PANEL
FUSE
0.48 11.53 11.53 7.41 0.01 Yes PNL 25 6.8 18 0.24 Category 0
13
LOOM #13 LOOM #13
BKR
0.48 1.58 1.58 1.35 0.017 Yes PNL 25 3.1 18 0.06 Category 0
14
LOOM #14 LOOM #14
BKR
0.48 1.76 1.76 1.49 0.017 Yes PNL 25 3.3 18 0.07 Category 0
15
LOOM #15 LOOM #15
BKR
0.48 3.39 3.39 2.61 0.017 Yes PNL 25 4.7 18 0.13 Category 0
16
LOOM #16 LOOM #16
BKR
0.48 2.31 2.31 1.87 0.017 Yes PNL 25 3.8 18 0.09 Category 0
17
LOOM #17 LOOM #17
BKR
0.48 4.70 4.70 3.44 0.017 Yes PNL 25 5.6 18 0.18 Category 0
18
LOOM #18 LOOM #18
BKR
0.48 1.20 1.20 1.07 0.017 Yes PNL 25 2.6 18 0.05 Category 0
19
LOOM #19 LOOM #19
BKR
0.48 1.76 1.76 1.49 0.017 Yes PNL 25 3.3 18 0.07 Category 0
20
LOOM #20 LOOM #20
BKR
0.48 2.38 2.38 1.92 0.017 Yes PNL 25 3.8 18 0.09 Category 0
21
LOOM #21 LOOM #21
BKR
0.48 4.35 4.35 3.22 0.017 Yes PNL 25 5.5 18 0.17 Category 0
22
LOOM #22 LOOM #22
BKR
23
LOOM #23 LOOM #23
BKR
0.48 1.08 1.08 0.98 0.017 Yes PNL 25 2.5 18 0.05 Category 0
24
LOOM #24 LOOM #24
BKR
0.48 1.39 1.39 1.22 0.017 Yes PNL 25 2.8 18 0.06 Category 0
25
LOOM #25 LOOM #25
BKR
0.48 2.35 2.35 1.91 0.015 Yes PNL 25 3.6 18 0.08 Category 0
26
LOOM #26 LOOM #26
BKR
0.48 3.12 3.12 2.42 0.016 Yes PNL 25 4.4 18 0.12 Category 0
27
LOOM #27 LOOM #27
BKR
28
LOOM #28 LOOM #28
BKR
29
LOOM #29 LOOM #29
BKR
30
LOOM #31 LOOM #31
BKR
0.48 1.73 1.73 1.47 0.017 Yes PNL 25 3.2 18 0.07 Category 0
31
LOOM #32 KEVLOR LOOM #32
KEVLOR
FUSE
0.48 2.48 2.48 1.99 0.004 Yes PNL 25 1.7 18 0.02 Category 0
32
LOOM 1 LOOM #1
FUSE
0.48 1.92 1.92 1.60 0.01 Yes PNL 25 2.5 18 0.05 Category 0
33
LOOM 10 LOOM 10
FUSE
0.48 3.34 3.34 2.57 0.01 Yes PNL 25 3.4 18 0.08 Category 0
34
LOOM 11 LOOM 11
FUSE
35
LOOM 12 LOOM 12
FUSE
36
LOOM 2 LOOM 2
FUSE
0.48 2.24 2.24 1.82 0.01 Yes PNL 25 2.7 18 0.05 Category 0
37
LOOM 3 LOOM 3
FUSE
38
LOOM 4 LOOM #4
FUSE
0.48 2.97 2.97 2.33 0.01 Yes PNL 25 3.2 18 0.07 Category 0
39
LOOM 5 LOOM 5
FUSE
0.48 3.55 3.55 2.71 0.01 Yes PNL 25 3.5 18 0.08 Category 0
40
LOOM 6 LOOM 6
FUSE
0.48 4.41 4.41 3.26 0.01 Yes PNL 25 3.9 18 0.10 Category 0
Equations used with permission from IEEE 1584 *Copyright 2004*, by IEEE. The IEEE disclaims any responsibility or liability resulting from the placement and use in the described manner.
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Bus Name
Protective
Device Name
Bus
kV
Bus
Bolted
Fault (kA)
Prot Dev
Bolted
Fault
(kA)
Prot Dev
Arcing
Fault
(kA)
Trip/
Delay
Time
(sec.)
Ground
Equip
Type
Gap
(mm)
Arc Flash
Boundary
(in)
Working
Distance
(in)
Incident
Energy
(cal/cm2)
Required Protective
FR Clothing
Category
41
LOOM 7 LOOM 7
FUSE
0.48 0.92 0.92 0.73 0.38 Yes PNL 25 13 18 0.74 Category 0 (*N3)
42
LOOM 8 LOOM 8
FUSE
0.48 2.33 2.33 1.89 0.01 Yes PNL 25 2.8 18 0.05 Category 0
43
LOOM 9 LOOM 9
FUSE
0.48 2.82 2.82 2.22 0.01 Yes PNL 25 3.1 18 0.07 Category 0
44
MAIN GEAR MAIN
SWITCH
45
MAIN GEAR 2 MAIN GEAR
2 BKR
0.48 18.73 18.73 11.21 0.01 Yes PNL 25 8.9 18 0.38 Category 0
46
N. VACUUM N. VACUUM
BKR
0.48 8.37 8.37 5.64 0.01 Yes PNL 25 5.7 18 0.18 Category 0
47
OFFICE BLOWER OFFICE
BLOWER
FUSE
0.48 4.41 4.41 3.26 0.01 Yes PNL 25 3.9 18 0.10 Category 0
48
OFFICE
CONDENSOR
OFFICE
CONDENSO
R FUSE
0.48 1.35 1.35 1.18 0.01 Yes PNL 25 2.0 18 0.03 Category 0
49
PANEL AH PANEL AH
FUSE
0.48 19.45 19.45 11.57 0.01 Yes PNL 25 9.1 18 0.39 Category 0
50
PANEL AH-2 PANEL AH-2
FUSE
51
PANEL AL XFMR AL
FUSE
52
PANEL AL-2 XFMR AL-2
BKR
0.208 0.47 0.47 0.47 2 Yes PNL 25 11 18 0.48 Category 0 (*N1)
(*N9)
53
PANEL D (AH-3) PANEL D
(AH-3) BKR
0.48 5.80 5.80 4.12 0.017 Yes PNL 25 6.3 18 0.21 Category 0
54
PANEL E (AH-4) PANEL E
(AH-4) BKR
0.48 4.99 4.99 3.62 0.017 Yes PNL 25 5.8 18 0.19 Category 0
55
SHOP PANEL MAIN
SWITCH
56
SHOP SANDER SHOP
SANDER
FUSE
0.48 2.82 2.82 2.22 0.004 Yes PNL 25 1.8 18 0.03 Category 0
57
SMALL BATTERY
CHARGER
SMALL
BATTERY
CHARGER
FUSE
0.48 4.52 4.52 3.32 0.01 Yes PNL 25 4.0 18 0.10 Category 0
58
UNIT #12
CONDENSOR
SOUTH
EAST #12
CONDENSO
R FUSE
59
UNIT #4 BLOWER UNIT #4
BLOWER
FUSE
60
UNIT #4
CONDENSOR
SOUTH
WEST #4
CONDENSO
R FUSE
61
UNIT #6
CONDENSOR
UNIT #6
BLOWER
FUSE
62
WELDING PLUGS WELDING
PLUG BKR
0.48 9.77 9.77 6.43 0.017 Yes PNL 25 8.5 18 0.35 Category 0
63
WEST A/C #6 WEST A/C
#6 FUSE
64
Category 0: Untreated
Cotton
(*N11) - Out of
IEEE 1584 Range,
Lee Equation Used.
Applicable for Open
Air only. Existing
Equipment type is
not Open Air!
65
Category 1: FR Shirt &
Pants
(*N2) < 80%
Cleared Fault
Threshold
66
Category 2: Cotton
Underwear + FR Shirt
& Pants
(*N3) - Arcing
Current Low
Tolerances Used
67
Category 3: Cotton
& Pant + FR Coverall
(*N4) - Equipment
Specific Equations
Used
68
Category 4: Cotton
& Pant + Multi Layer
Flash Suit
(*N9) - Max Arcing
Duration Reached
69
Category Dangerous!:
No FR Category
Found
IEEE 1584 -
2002/2004a Edition
Bus Report (80%
Cleared Fault
Threshold, include
Ind. Motors for 5.0
Cycles),
mis-coordination not
checked
Equations used with permission from IEEE 1584 *Copyright 2004*, by IEEE. The IEEE disclaims any responsibility or liability resulting from the placement and use in the described manner.
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ARC FLASH ONE-LINES

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S
P
211 MAIN XFMR
MAIN SWITCH
MAIN FDR
CABLED BUS
MAIN GEAR 2 FDR
211 MAIN XFMR SEC
86.5 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category Dangerous!
AF_Boundary 244.61 inches
MAIN GEAR 2 BKR
MAIN GEAR 2
0.4 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
SHOP PANEL
7.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 2
MAIN GEAR
6.9 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 2
MAIN 2 BUS
75.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
MAIN BUS
82.3 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
MAIN GEAR 2 CONNECT MAIN GEAR CONNECT
ONE-LINE DIAGRAM - ARC FLASH VALUES
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WEST A/C #6 FUSE EAST A/C #1 FUSE LIGHTING PANEL FUSE LOOM#9 FUSE LOOM#10 FUSE LOOM#12 FUSE LOOM#7 FUSE LOOM#11 FUSE XFMR AL FUSE LOOM#6 FUSE OFFICE BLOWER FUSE
WEST A/C #6 FDR EAST A/C #1 FDR LIGHTING PANEL FDR LOOM#9 FDR LOOM#10 FDR LOOM#12 FDR LOOM#7 FDR LOOM#11 FDR
N. VACUUMBKR
N. VACUUMFDR
LOOM#6 FDR
OFFICE BLOWER FDR BIG BATTERY CHARGER FDR
WEST A/C #6
1.8 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 1
EAST A/C #1
0.2 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM#9
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #10
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #12
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM#7
0.7 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
N. VACUUM
0.2 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #11
0.3 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM#6
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
OFFICE BLOWER
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
BIG BATTERY CHARGER
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LIGHTING PANEL
0.2 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
XFMR AL FDR
S
P
XFMR AL
PANEL AL FDR
PANEL AL
3.9 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 1
MAIN GEAR
6.9 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 2
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OFFICE CONDENSOR FUSE UNIT #6 BLOWER FUSE AIR COMPRESSOR DRIER FUSE SMALL BATTERY CHARGER FUSE SHOP SANDER FUSE BLOWER EAST #1 FUSE LOOM #3 FUSE LOOM #8 FUSE LOOM #2 FUSE LOOM #5 FUSE LOOM #1 FUSE LOOM #4 FUSE
OFFICE CONDENSOR FDR UNIT #6 BLOWER FDR AIR COMPRESSOR DRIER FDR SMALL BATTERY CHARGER FDR SHOP SANDER FDR BLOWER EAST #1 FDR LOOM #3 FDR LOOM #8 FDR LOOM #2 FDR LOOM #5 FDR LOOM #1 FDR LOOM #4 FDR
OFFICE CONDENSOR
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
UNIT #6 CONDENSOR
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
SHOP SANDER
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
BLOWER EAST #1
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #3
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #8
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #2
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #5
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #1
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #4
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
MAIN GEAR
6.9 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 2
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MAIN GEAR 2
0.4 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
PANEL E (AH-4) BKR 50HP AIR COMPRESSOR BKR LOOM #21 BKR PANEL D (AH-3) BKR 60HP AIR COMPRESSOR BKR LOOM #17 BKR
PANEL E (AH-4) FDR 50HP AIR COMPRESSOR FDR LOOM #21 FDR PANEL D (AH-3) FDR 60HP AIR COMPRESSOR FDR LOOM #17 FDR
0.5 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
0.5 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #21
0.2 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #17
0.2 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
PANEL E (AH-4)
0.2 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
PANEL D (AH-3)
0.2 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
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SHOP PANEL
7.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 2
PANEL AH-2 FUSE AIR HANDLER #2 BLOWER FUSE LOOM #32 KEVLOR FUSE PANEL AH FUSE UNIT #4 BLOWER FUSE SOUTH WEST #4 CONDENSOR FUSE SOUTH EAST #12 CONDENSOR FUSE
AIR HANDLER #2 BLOWER FDR LOOM #32 KEVL0R FDR PANEL AH FDR UNIT #4 BLOWER FDR SOUTH WEST #4 CONDENSOR FDR SOUTH EAST #12 CONDENSOR FDR
PANEL AH-2 FDR
0.4 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
PANEL AH-2 FUSE2
LOOM #32 KEVLOR
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
UNIT #4 BLOWER
0.5 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
UNIT #4 CONDENSOR
0.8 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
UNIT #12 CONDENSOR
0.4 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
PANEL AH
0.4 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
PANEL AH-2
1.5 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 1
5
PANEL D (AH-3)
0.2 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #23 BKR LOOM #19 BKR LOOM #16 BKR LOOM #18 BKR LOOM #14 BKR LOOM #15 BKR LOOM #20 BKR LOOM #24 BKR LOOM #13 BKR
LOOM #23 FDR LOOM #19 FDR LOOM #16 FDR LOOM #18 FDR LOOM #14 FDR LOOM #15 FDR LOOM #20 FDR LOOM #24 FDR LOOM #13 FDR
LOOM #23
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #19
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #16
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #18
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #14
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #15
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #20
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #24
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #13
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
6
PANEL E (AH-4)
0.2 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #25 BKR LOOM #26 BKR LOOM #29 BKR LOOM #22 BKR LOOM #28 BKR LOOM #27 BKR
LOOM #25 FDR LOOM #26 FDR LOOM #29 FDR LOOM #22 FDR LOOM #28 FDR LOOM #27 FDR
LOOM #25
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #26
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #29
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #22
0.2 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #28
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #27
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
7
PANEL AH-2
1.5 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 1
A/C #3 BKR WELDING PLUG BKR A/C #5 BKR XFMR AL-2 BKR LOOM #31 BKR 40HP VAC BKR
A/C #3 FDR WELDING PLUG FDR A/C #5 FDR XFMR AL-2 FDR LOOM #31 FDR
A/C #3
0.2 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
A/C #5
0.2 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
WELDING PLUGS
0.3 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
S
P
XFMR AL-2
PANEL AL-2 FDR
PANEL AL-2
0.5 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
LOOM #31
0.1 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
40HP VAC FDR
40HP VAC
0.2 Cal/cm^2
@ 18 inches
PPE Category 0
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