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Learning the ANSI fault

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veritas

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I am very familiar with the IEC 60909 fault study methodology but now need to learn the ANSI one as well.

Any recommendations for a good explanatory text on the subject? I sometimes find articles written by manufacturers or others on a subject likes this makes for easier to understand reading. I'm not sure what is the full code ANSI C37? IEEE141?

Thanks.
 
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"A Practical Guide to Short Circuit Calculations" by Conrad St. Pierre. Contact training@easypower.com. Best reference by far on ANSI C37 SC calculations and breaker duties. Full disclosure - I do some work for Easypower. Conrad was a long-time GE engineer. He self-published this book after he retired from GE. See also IEEE Violet Book (IEEE 551)
 
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