Having found a disconnection time, we can now apply the
formula.
Example of use ofadiabatic equation
Suppose that in
a
design the protection
was
by
40
A
BS
88 fuse; we
had chosen a
4 mm
copper CPC running with our phase conduc-
tor; and the loop impedance Z
s
was 1.2 ohms. Would the chosen
CPC size be large enough to withstand damage in the event of
an
earth fault?
We have
/
f
=C/
0
/Z
s
= 240/1.2 =
200
A
From the appropriate
curve
for
the 40
A
BS 88
fuse (Figure
33),
we
obtain a disconnection time toils. From Table 54C of the Regu-
lations,
A:
= 115. Therefore the minimum size of
CPC
is given by
s
=
y/iti
01 k = V(200
2
x ...
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