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    This document provides parameters and calculations for the current carrying capacity of a 300 mm2 copper conductor cable. It includes operating frequencies and temperatures, material properties, cable dimensions, and ductbank geometry. The multi-step calculation procedure uses equations from IEC standards to determine the AC resistance of the cable and account for temperature rises due to various factors, resulting in a cable capacity of 202.9 A and 4850 MVA.

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    This document provides parameters and calculations for the current carrying capacity of a 300 mm2 copper conductor cable. It includes operating frequencies and temperatures, material properties, cable dimensions, and ductbank geometry. The multi-step calculation procedure uses equations from IEC standards to determine the AC resistance of the cable and account for temperature rises due to various factors, resulting in a cable capacity of 202.9 A and 4850 MVA.

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    This document provides parameters and calculations for the current carrying capacity of a 300 mm2 copper conductor cable. It includes operating frequencies and temperatures, material properties, cable dimensions, and ductbank geometry. The multi-step calculation procedure uses equations from IEC standards to determine the AC resistance of the cable and account for temperature rises due to various factors, resulting in a cable capacity of 202.9 A and 4850 MVA.

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    This document provides parameters and calculations for the current carrying capacity of a 300 mm2 copper conductor cable. It includes operating frequencies and temperatures, material properties, cable dimensions, and ductbank geometry. The multi-step calculation procedure uses equations from IEC standards to determine the AC resistance of the cable and account for temperature rises due to various factors, resulting in a cable capacity of 202.9 A and 4850 MVA.

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    Calculation example for 300 mm2

    Parameters used for current carrying capacity as per IEC 287-1-1 and 287-2-1
    Operating Frequency
    Operating Voltage LL
    Operating Voltage LN

    60
    13,80
    7,97

    Hz
    kV
    kV

    Ambient Temp. Air


    Ambient Temp. Ground
    cable maximum operating temp.

    50
    40
    90

    C
    C
    C

    Thermal resitivity earth


    Thermal resitivity concrete
    Thermal resitivity XLPE
    Thermal resitivity PVC

    2
    1
    3,5
    6

    K.m/W
    K.m/W
    K.m/W
    K.m/W

    Duct outer diameter


    Duct inner diameter
    Duct material

    160
    150
    PVC

    mm
    mm

    Cable type: copper conductor single-core unarmoured in trefoil configuration (Saudi Cable Catalouge for R AC at 90C and Geometry)
    conductor cross-sectional area
    70
    mm.sq.
    95
    mm.sq.
    120
    mm.sq.
    150
    mm.sq.
    185
    mm.sq.
    300
    mm.sq.
    tan for Wd
    for Wd

    RAC at 90C
    Conductor diameter
    Thickness of XLPE
    Thickness of screen
    Thickness of PVC
    Overall diameter
    Diameter of trefoil

    Rdc20
    0,2680
    0,1930
    0,1530
    0,1240
    0,0991
    0,0601

    Rac at 90C
    0,3420 ohm/km
    0,2470 ohm/km
    0,1960 ohm/km
    0,1600 ohm/km
    0,1280 ohm/km
    0,0800 ohm/km

    0,004
    2,5

    0,08
    20,8
    4,5
    2,5
    2,1
    39
    84

    /km
    mm
    mm
    mm
    mm
    mm
    mm

    cond. Diameter
    9,90
    mm
    11,80
    mm
    13,30
    mm
    14,70
    mm
    16,40
    mm
    20,80
    mm

    Thickness of XLPE
    4,5
    mm
    4,5
    mm
    4,5
    mm
    4,5
    mm
    4,5
    mm
    4,5
    mm

    Thickness of screen
    2,25
    mm
    1,80
    mm
    1,95
    mm
    2,25
    mm
    2,30
    mm
    2,50
    mm

    Ductbank geometry

    4
    7

    Ductbank X (width)
    Ductbank Y (height)
    L
    LG

    730
    730
    1500
    1290

    mm
    mm
    mm
    mm

    3
    6
    9

    8th cable/duct center distance to ground


    distance from ground to ductbank center

    Calculation Procedure

    1.4.1.1 from IEC 287-1-1


    = 90 40 = 50 (difference betwen maximum operating temperature of the conductor and ambient
    temperature)
    Wd is neglected for voltage levels less than 60 kV as per table 3 in IEC 287-1-1
    R is R AC = 0.00008 /m (AC resistance at maximum operating temperature of 90C)
    = 0.08 (assupmtion as not all parameters are available and it accounts for range of sheath losses)
    n = 3 (number of single-core cables within a duct for T4)
    n = 1 (number of single-core cables under jacket for T 3)
    T2 is equal zero since the cable is unarmoured
    T1 = 0,200
    T3 = 0,109
    T4 = 4,586

    I = 202,9 A cable capacity is 4850 MVA

    2.1.1.1 from IEC 287-2-1

    T = 3,5

    thermal resistivity of insulation (XLPE)

    t1 = 4,5

    thickness of insulation

    dc = 20,8

    diameter of conductor

    T1 = 0,200

    2.1.3 from IEC 287-1-1

    T = 6

    thermal resistivity of cable jacket (PVC)

    t3 = 2,1

    thickness of jacket

    Da = 34,8

    diameter of cable under jacket

    T3 = 0,109

    2.2.7.1 from IEC 287-2-1

    U = 1,87

    constant as per table 4 IEC 287-2-1

    V = 0,312

    constant as per table 4 IEC 287-2-1

    Y = 0,0037

    constant as per table 4 IEC 287-2-1

    m = 50

    temperature of medium filling the duct

    De = 84

    diameter of trefoil configuration

    T4 = 0,361

    2.2.7.2 from IEC 287-2-1

    T = 6

    thermal resistivity of duct material (PVC)

    Do = 160

    outer diameter of duct

    Dd = 150

    inner diameter of duct

    T4 = 0,062

    2.2.7.3 from IEC 287-2-1


    algerbic correction for T'''4 for cables in ducts
    N: number of loaded cables!

    N=6

    number of ducts with loaded cables

    e = 2

    thermal resistivity of earth

    c = 1

    thermal resistivity of concrete

    u = LG/rb = 3,215
    LG = 1290

    distance from surface to center of ductbank

    rb = 401

    equivalent radius of concrete ductbank

    part 1 of T4 = 1,753
    2.2.3.2 from IEC 287-2-1
    Tc for multiple cables in duct not touching

    2.2.3.2 from IEC 287-2-1


    Tc for multiple cables in duct not touching

    c = 1

    thermal resistivity of concrete

    u = 2 x L/De = 18,750
    L = 1500

    distance from surface to center of cable to be calcualted (position 8)

    De = 160

    outer diameter of duct

    4
    7

    3
    6
    9

    d83/d83 = 5,51
    d84/d84 = 9,42
    d86/d86 = 9,42
    d87/d87 = 14,32
    d89/d89 = 14,32
    part 2 of T4 = 2,410
    T4 = 4,586

    d83 distance to cable 3 in mirror position, d83 distance to to cable 3

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