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Ze & Ipscc

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I am preparing an electrical model for a project and have asked ukpn to confirm the Ze, Ipscc and Z% of the transformer so I can input the data in the software.


I got the following figures back which I am not sure I understand:

Ze=0.15

Ipscc=32kA

Z for the 11kV/400V 1.5MVA Tx 5.5%


Based on the Tx Z and Ipscc I would expect a much lower Ze. Am I missing something or do you think that the above figures make sense?
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    Reads as if they have not connected it yet, so the figures are a bit of a  PIDOOMA   (*   rather rude,  definition here) and the only fairly sure spec is the transformer will probably droop about 5,5% on full load. The rest is better treated as those are the test limits that if it is worse than that they will come and fix it.
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    Reads as if they have not connected it yet, so the figures are a bit of a  PIDOOMA   (*   rather rude,  definition here) and the only fairly sure spec is the transformer will probably droop about 5,5% on full load. The rest is better treated as those are the test limits that if it is worse than that they will come and fix it.
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