How can we calculate the fault level of the distribution
system knowing the percentage impedance of transformer &
subsequent equipments.
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Answer Posted / leonard
Fault level = Rated Voltage / system impedence (up to that
point)
transformer impedance can be calculated using the
following formula:
Z(transformer)=(Vsq*Z%)/(P*100)
where
Ztransformer is the source transformer impedance, in ohms;
P is the power of the transformer, in volt amperes;
Z% is the rated short-circuit impedance voltage of the
transformer, expressed as a percentage.
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