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the origin is from where you personally decide to originate from, in this case at the f/spur. normally at the incomer. In a large installation with many DB's the Ze would be taken at the supply(the distribution cct) to each of the DB's and not at the incomer. The f/spur has a supply which then feeds a final cct

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quite so Mr T. :D

 
Maximum zs for a 3 amp 1362 fuse is 13.12 @0.4s and 18.56 @5s.
GH are you not referring to the Amperage flow above for disconnection, as opposed to the ohms reading for Zs or am I being dopey ?:|

PS I don't see any disconnection time curves or Zs for 1362 in either OSG or BS7671 or I could just blind of course

 
GH are you not referring to the Amperage flow above for disconnection, as opposed to the ohms reading for Zs or am I being dopey ?:| PS I don't see any disconnection time curves or Zs for 1362 in either OSG or BS7671 or I could just blind of course
Table 41.4 page 49 in the big red book

 
Table 41.4 page 49 in the big red book
Quite so GH...:)Guiness Drink

But I think you may have thrown a wobbler for Robojin by quoting the 80% rule of thumb figures..

which maybe why didn't immediately spot it in the Big Red Un!

Maximum zs for a 3 amp 1362 fuse is 13.12 @0.4s and 18.56 @5s.
i.e. 0.4s dis

Table 41.2 3A BS1362 Max Zs=16.4ohm 80%=13.12ohm

and 5s dis

Table 41.4 3A BS1362 Max Zs=23.2ohm 80%=18.56ohm

Just thought I would add that point in case any college type bods are trying to spot your numbers in the tables pages 48/49.

bit of team work never when amiss. :) :x

 
Yup Special it did throw me for a second or two as I forgot the BRB quotes 100% ohms Law

BTW I've been working on a calculator for all this in excel, I've nearly finished for T&E just a few things to tidy up such as r1+r1 expected ohms results, finnishing the CaCgCiCc calcs etc, and will likely add SWA and possibly singles, is this of interest to anyone?

 
Yup Special it did throw me for a second or two as I forgot the BRB quotes 100% ohms LawBTW I've been working on a calculator for all this in excel, I've nearly finished for T&E just a few things to tidy up such as r1+r1 expected ohms results, finnishing the CaCgCiCc calcs etc, and will likely add SWA and possibly singles, is this of interest to anyone?
not really ;)

:p

 
Yup Special it did throw me for a second or two as I forgot the BRB quotes 100% ohms LawBTW I've been working on a calculator for all this in excel, I've nearly finished for T&E just a few things to tidy up such as r1+r1 expected ohms results, finnishing the CaCgCiCc calcs etc, and will likely add SWA and possibly singles, is this of interest to anyone?
Can you compress it as a zip file? You can attach those to the posts using the paperclip

:)

 
Yup Special it did throw me for a second or two as I forgot the BRB quotes 100% ohms LawBTW I've been working on a calculator for all this in excel, I've nearly finished for T&E just a few things to tidy up such as r1+r1 expected ohms results, finnishing the CaCgCiCc calcs etc, and will likely add SWA and possibly singles, is this of interest to anyone?
Your obviously thinking along the lines of a good electrician then IMHO..

I already have various Excel calc pages for doing these sort of bits..

R1+R2's lengths, MCB ratings volt drops, current or power drawn etc.. etc..

I assume some people will have them built into the computerised certificate software they use? ?:|

 
BTW I've been working on a calculator for all this in excel, I've nearly finished for T&E just a few things to tidy up such as r1+r1 expected ohms results, finnishing the CaCgCiCc calcs etc, and will likely add SWA and possibly singles, is this of interest to anyone?
should be useful. attach it to a thread in tips/tricks?

 
should be useful. attach it to a thread in tips/tricks?
I'm looking to see how easy it would be to convert to a web page (get my Son with his BSc in computer science to do this), and then possibly link via the tips & tricks section for the leccys to access due to the stuff covered

As to your encouragement

Andy, Special :) If I can send a screen dump I'd appreciate your opinions

Patch :p :p

 
I'm looking to see how easy it would be to convert to a web page (get my Son with his BSc in computer science to do this), and then possibly link via the tips & tricks section for the leccys to access due to the stuff coveredAs to your encouragement

Andy, Special :) If I can send a screen dump I'd appreciate your opinions

Patch :p :p
:p to you too :D

 
yes and the Zdb is to all intents and purposes the Ze for that board
woops looks like i missed a few pages there.

thanks for the comment earlier spesh

 
I am very interested in your calculator Robojin.Lets see it!

Regards
Me too. :p

Have you got an ETA for it to go on the "Tips and Tricks" forum?

Don't put it or anything related to it (Including Screnshots/dumps) on an open forum like this one.

Tips and Tricks is only open to sparks and student sparks who can prove their status and have been registered on here for a while with a limited amount of useful posts.
 
Tips and Tricks is only open to sparks and student sparks who can prove their status and have been registered on here for a while with a limited amount of useful posts.
My posts are of a limited useful amount. Does that count ;)

 
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