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HomeMy WebLinkAboutE001.pdfVail DAS Calc. By Curtis Carter Node #1 Date 5/12/2014 Crown Castle Chk'd By BOC PG-061 Date 5/12/2014 Load Type Description Quantity Each Total Voltage Wire Size Copper Wire Resistance Aluminum Wire Resistance 1 Node 1 12000 W 12000 W 480 V AWG Ohms/1,000 Ft. Ohms/1,000 Ft. 1 V 14 3.100 5.170 12 2.000 3.200 10 1.200 2.000 12000 W 8 0.780 1.300 6 0.490 0.810 4 0.310 0.510 P = 12000 W 2 0.190 0.320 Vs = 240 V 1 0.150 0.250 I = 50 A 1/0 0.120 0.200 2/0 0.100 0.160 2% 3/0 0.077 0.130 VD MAX = 4.8 V 4/0 0.062 0.100 250 0.052 0.085 Individual Voltage Drop (VDi) = I x 2L x R/1000 ft 300 0.044 0.071 350 0.038 0.061 400 0.033 0.054 500 0.027 0.043 600 0.023 0.036 750 0.019 0.029 800 0.016 0.027 900 0.014 0.024 1000 0.015 0.023 Node 1 One-Way Length Wire Resistance Load Current Individual Voltage Drop FROM TO LOAD 1 LOAD 2 FT Ohms/kFT (AMPS) (VOLTS) Node #1 1 1 300 FT 0.310 25.00 4.650 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000 4.65 V TOTAL VOLTAGE DROP = AWG 4 CIRCUIT RUN LOAD TYPE AND QUANTITY Wire Size VOLTAGE LOSS CALCULATIONS Project PWR Source Client Job # Total Power (P) = Current Drawn: I = P/VA Allowable Voltage Drop of Supply Voltage (VS) = (Where "L" is the One-Way distance (ft.) from the power source to fixture. "R" is the wire resistance in ohms) NEC Table 9 - Alternating-Current Resistance 2162 WEST GROVE PARKWAY SUITE #400 PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH 84062 (801) 763-5100 1 06/23/14