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Cable Sizing: A. Mazhar

This document discusses cable sizing for power distribution systems. It explains that cable sizing is important to consider current, voltage drop, and short circuit withstand capacity. For a 2500 watt, 24V DC system with a 30m cable run, the current calculation is 104.66 amps. The document recommends selecting an acceptable cable size to distribute this load while meeting electrical parameters like voltage drop and circuit breaker ratings.

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Cable Sizing: A. Mazhar

This document discusses cable sizing for power distribution systems. It explains that cable sizing is important to consider current, voltage drop, and short circuit withstand capacity. For a 2500 watt, 24V DC system with a 30m cable run, the current calculation is 104.66 amps. The document recommends selecting an acceptable cable size to distribute this load while meeting electrical parameters like voltage drop and circuit breaker ratings.

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Cable Sizing

A. Mazhar

Cable Sizing Units


AWG
Metric wire size mm2
Circular mill

Cable Sizing for DC Power


2500 Watt
24V DC
30m apart

Current Calculation
P=V*I
I=P/V
I=2500/24
I= 104.66

Electrical Parametrs
Current Carrying Capacity
Voltage Drop
Short Circuit Values

Voltage Drop for DC & Single


Phase

Voltage Drop for 3-P


System

Voltage Drop Formula

Acceptable Cable Size for


24V

Sizing for Circuit Breaker


Controlled Feeders
Short Circuit Current Withstand Capacity
Continuous Current Carrying Capacity
Starting & Running Voltage Drops in Cable

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