Could someone please explain how the value of sin is calculated when working out voltage drop for cables above 16mm? Do we use the values provided in BS 7671 appendix 4 such as resistance reactance and impedance of a conductor?
Thank you
Could someone please explain how the value of sin is calculated when working out voltage drop for cables above 16mm? Do we use the values provided in BS 7671 appendix 4 such as resistance reactance and impedance of a conductor?
Thank you
Derivation from here, according to the much revered Paul Cooke (my favourite technical author).
I have drawn this out to scale with a real example and in fact the margin for error is very much less than what would seem to be the case from his diagrammatic explanation.
By the way, for inserting in the voltage drop formula for conductors more than 16mm2,sin theta found from;
I have to thank GK and MapJ for their fantastic assistance on this one!
definitely covers a few misconceptions I was having
Thank you for the equation definitely covers a few misconceptions I was having ill look to put this into practice.
Please could you explain or highlight where you got this equation from
Thank you
Please could you explain or highlight where you got this equation from
Thank you
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