Cable Management Calculations Steps Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

What type of magnetic field would a cable carrying AC current induce?

A

It will induce a changing magnetic field.

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2
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How tightly should cables be packed in conduit or trunking containments?

A

Up to 45%

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3
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What are the tables for conduit containment that are short and straight?

A

Tables 52J.1 and 52J.2

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4
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What cables are used for conduit that is long or has bends?

A

Tables 52J.3 and 52J.4

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5
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What tables are used for trunking containment?

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Tables 52J.5 and 52J.6

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6
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What is the first step when calculating cable containment?

A

To find the factor(s) of the specific cable cross-sectional area.

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What is the second step?

A

To multiply the factor of each individual cable csa by the number of runs.

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What is the third step?

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To add all the factors that have been multiplied by the runs together to get a total.

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What is the last step?

A

To find the dimensions needed for the containment, which has to be nearest and above the total factor.

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10
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If you spot two promising containment size answers, which one should you pick and why?

A

The larger containment size because this gives you the freedom to add more cables in the future if need be without replacing everything.

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