Final ring circuit - can they be simplified to loads in parallel with each other?

newbieuser 12 months ago

Am I correct in simplifying a ring circuit like this in theory? Assuming the loads are the same 1ohms and the distance between each load is the same as well.

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0 Chris Pearson 11 months ago

If you had even one load of 1 Ω, you will be in a spot of bother.
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0 Chris Pearson 11 months ago

If you had even one load of 1 Ω, you will be in a spot of bother.
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0 mapj1 11 months ago in reply to Chris Pearson

Well I was assuming that was a "thought experiment" by the original poster with easy numbers.
After all 250 A is a bit much for the 2.5mm2 and the 32a breaker! You probably get about 1/4 to 1/3 of a second before something lets go violently...

And, If it does not, then the company fuse will do the honours after a few seconds.
Mike.
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