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  1. corbin801

    351R control

    They are independent, thanks for the tip!
  2. corbin801

    351R control

    I'm trying to understand recloser control curve modifiers. Can anyone explain if the constant time adder and minimum response time are affected by the time multiplier, or are they independent of the multiplier? Also, does the multiplier affect the high current trip delay? The literature for the...
  3. corbin801

    Bus Support for IPS

    Yeah it's 17'. A bolted tee connector or a welded connector would work. Just was wondering if anyone had worked the numbers, or could send me in the direction of some standard that would explain this connection in the terms of IPS sizing.
  4. corbin801

    Bus Support for IPS

    I was wondering if the connection shown in the drawing below,(two welded four hole connectors) would be considered a suitable bus support for the smaller IPS span? Larger Aluminum IPS span is 17” the smaller span is 12.5’. I’ve only considered insulators, S.A.’s, switches, bushings… as...
  5. corbin801

    Terminal Connectors in a Substation

    We are going to the window type C.T.'s for 1200 Amps in the future to put my mind at rest. The sandwich solution seems to solve the problem at hand(If there actually was a problem?), but if anyone could think of some guide lines for connector construction and ampacity, it would be greatly...
  6. corbin801

    Terminal Connectors in a Substation

    The spacing is such that two more holes cannot be drilled into the two hole pad on the C.T... The holes on the C.T. are aligned vertically so they will mate up to the four hole pad and allow current to flow directly to the double 500 MCM without crossing directly across the two open holes on the...
  7. corbin801

    Terminal Connectors in a Substation

    I’m working on a 69/13.2 distribution substation upgrade. On the Low side I’m connecting to two GIFU 15-01, 800:5 C.T.’s with a thermal rating of 1.5. (These C.T.’s are being supplied by the metering guys) The continuous current on the low side is 1093 Amps. These C.T.’s have flat tin plated...
  8. corbin801

    Station Service A.C.

    DPC: your right, I got to talking with a few guys that where in a meeting with me and it seems like the full load will be much closer to 15 amps(i never really had to deal with small AC load devices), which will make this problem almost go away. I figure I'll design for around a 30 amp load and...
  9. corbin801

    Station Service A.C.

    Oldfieldguy: It's a 69kV Station. I was in communication with the CO-OP to install a station service pole on a distribution line that runs close, but my boss wants to explore this option, to keep from paying the CO-OP and from hanging a 69kV station service transformer. Waross: I can't get a...
  10. corbin801

    Station Service A.C.

    I am working on a situation that we haven't had to deal with before. I'm installing a Cap bank across the road of one of our switching station. To get station service power to the cap bank, I want to run Quadruplex cable from the switching station 120 V station service AC box to the Cap Bank AC...
  11. corbin801

    Fiber Optic Cable converter?

    I'm designing a special case substation that needs communication with a control house across the street. I'm trying to avoid running 300+ yards of fiber underground or overground. I have communication between microwave towers at both sites. I was wondering, In general, what equipment or multiple...
  12. corbin801

    Gabion Baskets

    I’ve been looking at a site that will need the use of Gabion Baskets to hold the existing slope. I’m an Electrical guy and was wondering if anyone had information on the calculations used to determine the amount of force from the earth? I'm guessing it's overturn, bearing capacity and sliding...
  13. corbin801

    Arcing Horns

    Is there a standard resistive current, charging current or application for adding arcing horns to switchgear? The voltage in question is 69kV through 345kV. Thanks!
  14. corbin801

    Cone Method Vs. Rolling Sphere Method

    Hello, This question pertains to lightning protection in substation design. When running overhead static wires for lightning protection, when is the Rolling Sphere Method preferred or required instead of the easier Cone Method to determine lightning protection coverage? Thanks

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