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    Voltage Drop Calculation LESCO

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    The document discusses allowable voltage variations and how to calculate voltage drop in an electrical system. It lists the allowable voltage variation for different parts of the system, from 5% for WAPDA down to 1% for services. It then outlines the key factors and formula used to calculate the total voltage drop along a feeder line based on the line length, impedance, total load, current, and supply voltage.

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    The document discusses allowable voltage variations and how to calculate voltage drop in an electrical system. It lists the allowable voltage variation for different parts of the system, from 5% for WAPDA down to 1% for services. It then outlines the key factors and formula used to calculate the total voltage drop along a feeder line based on the line length, impedance, total load, current, and supply voltage.

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    The document discusses allowable voltage variations and how to calculate voltage drop in an electrical system. It lists the allowable voltage variation for different parts of the system, from 5% for WAPDA down to 1% for services. It then outlines the key factors and formula used to calculate the total voltage drop along a feeder line based on the line length, impedance, total load, current, and supply voltage.

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    Voltage Drop Calculation LESCO

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    wec11011
    The document discusses allowable voltage variations and how to calculate voltage drop in an electrical system. It lists the allowable voltage variation for different parts of the system, from 5% for WAPDA down to 1% for services. It then outlines the key factors and formula used to calculate the total voltage drop along a feeder line based on the line length, impedance, total load, current, and supply voltage.

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    Voltage Variation

    Wapda Allowable Voltage Variation 5%


    HT Circuit 3%
    Distribution Transformer 4%
    LT Circuit 3%
    Services 1%

    Allowable Voltage Drop 5%

    Voltage Drop Calculation

    Total length of feeder Km


    Impedence of Feeder ohm/Km
    Total impedence length x impedence
    Calculate total load of feeder in KVA KVA
    Calculate total current Amperers Amperes
    Total voltage drop Amperes x Tot .impedence
    (Voltage drop x100)/total
    % voltage Drop
    Voltage of feeder

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