Edsa Paladin

Electrical Systems Schedules Program with Copy, Paste, and Schedule Transfer Capabilities
EDSA MICRO CORPORATION 16870 West Bernardo Drive, Suite 330 San Diego, California 92127 U.S.A. Copyright 2008 All Rights Reserved
Version 2.95.00
October 2008
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Table of Contents Foreword ............................................................................................................................................. 1 1. 2. Introduction.......................................................................................................................................... 1 3. Purpose ............................................................................................................................................... 1 4. Capabilities.......................................................................................................................................... 1 5. How to Run the Program..................................................................................................................... 6 6. Panel ................................................................................................................................................. 23 7. Power Panel ...................................................................................................................................... 44 8. Motor Control Center......................................................................................................................... 50 9. Panelboard Worksheet...................................................................................................................... 55 10. Load Analysis .................................................................................................................................... 57 11. System Load Summary ..................................................................................................................... 64 12. Transformer....................................................................................................................................... 66 13. ATS.................................................................................................................................................... 69 14. Unit Substation .................................................................................................................................. 71 15. Bus Duct ............................................................................................................................................ 73 16. Primary Switch Gear ......................................................................................................................... 75 17. Cable ................................................................................................................................................. 77 18. Raceway............................................................................................................................................ 80 APPENDIX A............................................................................................................................................... 82
Table of Figures
Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Figure 4: Figure 5: Figure 6: Figure 7:
Phase 3 Wire ................................................................................................................................ 4 3 Phase 4 Wire ............................................................................................................................. 5 Sample Panel Schedule ............................................................................................................. 24 Circuit Breaker Panelboards....................................................................................................... 82 Wiring Diagrams ......................................................................................................................... 83 Circuit Breaker Panelboards....................................................................................................... 84 Wiring Diagrams ......................................................................................................................... 85
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Electrical Systems Schedule Program
1. Foreword This discussion assumes that the user is a Professional Engineer familiar with the issues surrounding schedules in electric power systems. Determination of validity of the results, and whether the program is applicable to a system, is solely the responsibility of the user. This program is undergoing continuous development and refinement. As with all our products, EDSA is committed in making the program as current, comprehensive and easy to use as possible. Any comments, suggestions or errors encountered in either the results or documentation should be immediately brought to EDSA's attention. EDSA also assumes that the user is already familiar with the standard nomenclature and terms used in IBM class PC software (e.g. function, enter, Esc keys, filenames, etc.).
2. Introduction Designers of electrical distribution systems organize various distribution components by schedules. The Schedules Programs let the designer organize, enter, store, and print information by putting them into schedules related to their electrical distribution system. The program can perform certain calculations, such as summing up loads, and computing demand loads. There is also a built-in capability to transfer information among certain schedules.
3. Purpose The Schedules Programs provide a convenient way to enter and organize the distribution components used in an electrical system. Schedules are forms for grouping and organizing loads or devices of an electrical system for ease of reference and control of distribution system elements. Schedules help the engineers to locate Loads, Devices, Type, Size, Demand Factor, Voltage, etc., such that contractors, estimators and other designers could, in a minimum amount of time, have an exact feeling of the size and type of the system.
4. Capabilities The Schedules Programs let the user enter, edit, and print the following types of schedules: Panel, Power Panel, MCC, Panelboard Worksheet, Load Analysis, System Load Summary, Transformer, ATS,
Unit Substation, Bus Duct, Primary Switch Gear, Cable, Raceway.
In addition to the above, the Distribution Panel Schedule can be used for organizing Lighting and Receptacle loads. Individual schedules are identified by a Schedule ID (identifier). All schedules related to one job are grouped together for that particular job. Within each type of schedule, the schedule ID must be unique for each individual job. However, the same ID can be used in different types of schedules, and also for different jobs. Each schedule is provided with descriptive information about the schedule as a whole, such as: date, project name and number, and so forth. There is also a table containing information about all the components connected with that specific schedule. For example, for a distribution panel schedule there is a line of information for each circuit on the panel indicating the load for that circuit, the number of poles, and so on. Most schedules have sums or totals computed from the information in the table. Finally, where appropriate, there are footnotes. The Schedules Programs begin with a menu which enables users to select the necessary type of schedule. After type selection, a specific schedule may be selected for editing. If a selected schedule does not exist in the file, it can be added to it. A schedule can be printed, deleted, its values edited, saved, copied, or pasted. Footnotes can be edited or deleted. The programs use the EDSA standards for on-screen editing. Menu selections are made with the function keys. When editing values on a screen, TAB is used to skip to the next field without changing the current field. BACK TAB is used to skip back to the previous field without changing the current one. Information can be transferred from one schedule to another. The transferred information is the total load from the source schedule to one line in the target schedule. The following transfers are possible:
Panel Panel Panel Power Panel Power Panel MCC Load Analysis
Panel Power Panel MCC Power Panel MCC MCC Panel
Load Analysis Load Analysis
Power Panel MCC Load Analysis
Panelboard Worksheet
To transfer Schedule-To-Schedule, move the cursor to Load Served. Press F7, view the schedule lists. Select, then, transfer.
Panels are either single-phase or three-phase panels. Panels show the connection relationships of loads to different phases.
Figure 1: Phase 3 Wire Sample Wire Connection for Single-Phase Panels
Loads Loads Loads Loads
1+2 3+4 5+6 39+40
on Phase A on Phase B on Phase A on Phase B
Figure 2: 3 Phase 4 Wire Sample Wire Connection for Three-Phase Panels
Loads Loads Loads etc.
1+2 3+4 5+6
on Phase A on Phase B on Phase C
5. How to Run the Program
To run the Schedules program, press cursor on Selection. Select Panel and MCC Schedules.
Schedules Menu consists of: File; Edit; View; Tools; Tables; and Help.
Creates a new jobfile. Opens an existing jobfile. Saves this schedule.
Edits an existing schedule in this jobfile. Copies this circuit to internal clipboard.
Pastes circuit from internal clipboard.
Prints this schedule.
Help table of contents.
File lets you build: New Jobfile: Open Jobfile: Copy Jobfile: Close Jobfile: Delete Jobfile: Edit Schedule: Save: Save as: Export: Delete Schedule: Print: Batch Print: Print Setup: Exit: Creates a new jobfile. Opens an existing jobfile. Copies this jobfile to a new name. Closes this jobfile. Deletes this jobfile (including all schedules in it). Edits an existing schedule in this jobfile. Saves this schedule. Saves this schedule with a new name. Exports schedule to Microsoft Excel format. Deletes a schedule from this jobfile. Prints this schedule. Prints schedule group or all schedules. Sets up print characteristics. Quits application and prompts to save the schedule.
When you select New Jobfile, you will get the above screen asking you for File Name.
Once you have selected Open Jobfile, the existing schedule jobfiles File Name comes up. You can pick an existing schedule to edit, or build a new schedule. Schedule.dzx, and T123.dzx are existing schedules. These sample schedules are built to show you how to run the schedule program. You can have Standalone Schedules or Network Schedules. Schedules are located in the following directories: c:\edsajobs or c:\edsawin\samples or the directory you assigned when loading your CD-ROM .
When you select Copy Jobfile, the above screen comes up.
When you select Delete Jobfile, the above screen comes up.
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When you select Save As, the above screen comes up to let you enter a new Schedule Name.
When you select Export, the above screen comes up to let you export schedule to Microsoft Excel format.
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EDSAs Windows version of Schedules will also run an existing DOS Schedule. The Windows and DOS files have the same format. EDSAs Windows version of Schedules talks with the EDSA Jobfile Editor, AutoCad and Micro Station Interface programs.
Under Edit, you can: Copy Circuit: Paste Circuit: Clear Circuit: Cut: Copy: Paste: Copies this circuit to internal clipboard. Pastes this circuit from internal clipboard. Clears contents of the circuit row. Cuts the selection and puts it on the clipboard. Copies the selection and puts it on the clipboard. Inserts the clipboard contents at the insertion point.
To use the Edit functions, you must move the data entry box to the Circuit No. field, then move cursor to Copy, or Cut, move the data entry box to the target Circuit No., and select Cut or Paste.
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You can use View and view the screen at: 200%: 100%: 75%: 50%: Sets window scale at 200% of original scale. Sets window scale to original scale. Sets window scale to 75% of original scale. Sets window scale to 50% of original scale.
Please select an existing schedule, then use all the icons and program functions to examine all of the program capabilities before trying to build your own schedule.
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Tools menu consists of: Change DF Globally: Sort: Changes the Demand Factor for all schedules in a group. Sorts items in cable or raceway schedules.
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Tables menu consists of: Demand Factors: Mounting Types: Power Factor: Starter Sizes: Starter Types: Voltages L-L: Voltages L-G: Amperage: Service Loads: Accesses demand factors table. Accesses mounting types table. Accesses power factor table. Accesses starter sizes table. Accesses starter types table. Accesses line-line voltage library. Accesses line-ground voltage library. Accesses amperage table. Accesses service loads table.
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Demand Factor Table. You can add demand factor to, or delete demand factor from, the list.
Mounting Types Table. You can add mounting types to, or delete mounting types from, the NEC list.
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Power Factor Table. You can add power factors to, or delete power factors from, the list.
Starter Sizes Table. You can add starter sizes to, or delete starter sizes from, the list.
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Starter Types Table. You can add starter types to, or delete starter types from, the list.
Line-to-Line Voltage Library. You can add line-line voltages to, or delete line-line voltages from, the list.
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Line-to-Ground Voltage Library. You can add line-to-ground voltages to, or delete line-to-ground voltages, from the list.
Amperages Table. You can add amperage to, or delete amperage from, the list.
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Service Loads Table. You can add service loads to, or delete service loads from, the list.
Help menu consists of Contents, Using Help. and About.
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If you select Contents, you will see the above electronic help Users Guide table of contents.
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By selecting Using Help, you can see the above screen.
Schedules Version 2.95.00 Copyright 2008 All Rights Reserved.
By selecting About, you can see the program version number.
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6. Panel
The Select Schedule screen lets you select existing schedules or build new schedules. When you build new schedules, you must enter Name of the schedule Alphanumeric.
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Figure 3: Sample Panel Schedule
T123 is a sample QA/QC file. Lets build a Panel Schedule at Node/Bus #11.
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Date: 6,20,1989 Project FFDS Name: Project #: 123
Location: MECH.LE VEL Node/Bus #: 11 Feeder #: 211 From: PP#2 Comment: Comment: Comment:
M.L.O. 75 Rating: Main OC Device: Mounting: N1-FLUSH Ground Bus: N Voltage L-L: Voltage L-G: Phase: Wire: 480 277 3 4
SC RMS: SC Asym: Avail. Fault: 9033 Comment: TEST FOR USERS GUIDE Cir. No. 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 Device Amps 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 30 20 30 20 30 30 40 30 40 30 40 40 40 40 20 40 20 20 20 # of Poles 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 3 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 1
Load Served LIGHTING-MAIN-LEVEL LIGHTING-INTERSTIC LIGHTING MAIN LEVEL LIGHTING MECH LEVEL LIGHTING MAIN LEVEL LIGHTING MECH LEVEL LIGHTING MAIN LEVEL WELD OUTLET RM 107 ELECT WATER HTR WELD OUTLET RM 107 SPARE WELD OUTLET RM 107 WELD OUTLET M.LEVEL TRANSFORMER T-LAHC WELD OUTLET M.LEVEL TRANSFORMER T-LAHC WELD OUTLET M.LEVEL TRANSFORMER T-LAHC TRA T-LAHA TRANSFORMER T-LAHC WELD OUTLET M.LEVEL TRAN T-LAHB TRA T-LAHA TRAN T-LAHB SPARE SPARE
# of Units 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 11 2 11 11 6 1 6 1 6 1 1 1 6 1 1 1
Unit Load 3500 3400 3500 1900 3360 500 1960 600 1000 600 600 1100 10000 1100 10000 1100 10000 15000 10000 1100 3000 15000 3000
VA 3500 3400 3500 1900 3360 1500 1960 6600 2000 6600 6600 6600 10000 6600 10000 6600 10000 15000 10000 6600 3000 15000 3000
DF 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
Notes
Cir. No. 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28
29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Cir. No. Device Amps # of Poles Phase A 57060 57060 Load Served Phase B 40200 40200 # of Units Phase C 46060 46060 Unit Load VA DF Notes Cir. No.
Connected Load: Demand Load:
Connected KVA / AMP: Demand KVA /AMP:
KVA 143.320 143.320
AMP 172 172
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PANEL SCHEDULE at Bus #11 The sample on previous page is of a three-phase, four-wire panel schedule placed at Bus #11. If you are working with a jobfile network, enter project name, and project number. You can enter comments for general description of the panel and project. With the data entry box on Node/Bus #, move the cursor to the box, press F2 or cursor Right Button to import the node or bus number from the jobfile network where you wish to place the panel. When you select a Bus/Node, the available fault value will be transferred from the Short Circuit Answer Files to the schedule fields. If you do not have a Short Circuit jobfile, you can still build your schedules. Enter the available information, then come back later and complete the schedule information. Please note the help information at the bottom of the screen. Many of the fields, such as Device Amps, # of Poles, Load Served, and DF (Demand Factor), have libraries attached to them. Panels are single-phase or three-phase. In panels, you organize the loads with regard to: Circuit number; Device Amperes; Number of poles; Load being served; Number of load units; Unit load in Volt-Amperes; Demand factor; You can also assign note ID, then write your footnote(s) at the schedule bottom. For example, if we assign a label on Notes (e.g.: 123) then press F2, we get the following screen to enter Footnotes.
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You can select the Node/Bus to which this schedule is tied from the Short Circuit jobfile (e.g. Bus #11, etc.). If you name your schedule file the same name as your jobfile for Short Circuit (e.g. T123), you can import information from jobfile T123 to Schedule file T123.dzx. You can also access the schedules from EDSA Jobfile Editor. Make sure that the schedule file has the same name as the Short Circuit jobfile. T123 is a network jobfile. User must first run T123 and generate a Short Circuit Answer File. X/R and Short Circuit values can be transferred from the T123 Short Circuit Answer File to the T123 Schedule file.
Select Bus #11. At the Node/Bus field, press F2 to select the Node/Bus where the schedule is located in order to transfer the proper short circuit values from the Short Circuit Answer file to Schedule. Enter Node/Bus for standalone schedules.
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Note:
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You can build an independent schedule, name it as a network jobfile (e.g.: T123). Import Short Circuit from T123 Network to T123 Schedule. You can go to Jobfile Editor, select the Bus/Node, e.g.: Bus#11.
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Enter Bus Label, enter SC Bus Code, Select #-Sched at Motor Unit. #-Schedule = Schedule.
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Select schedule type. Schedule Type consists of: D - Panel Schedule; P - Power Panel Schedule; M - MCC Schedule; W - Panelboard Worksheet.
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Select the Schedule ID you wish to transfer to the Short Circuit or Load Flow dialogue box.
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Note that the load transferred 143.32 KVA is the same as the total load for the schedule shown on Page 25. You can assign X, X/R values depending on the load type.
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Mounting, L-L Voltage, and L-G Voltage have picklists. User can add or modify the picklist libraries under Tables. Bus L-L voltage is 480 Volts. Short Circuit current value 9033 Amps for Bus #11, and is imported from the Short Circuit answer file into the schedule. Short Circuit value of 9033 Amperes was transferred when we selected Node/Bus #11 using F2 function.
Mounting picklist. All libraries are user-definable, and your type, description, etc., can be added to the tables.
Phase and Wire have picklists. To use copy, cut, and paste, move the data entry box to the circuit, select Edit icon, select Copy, move the data entry box to the circuit you wish to copy the information into, and select Paste.
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For example, if we want to copy the data Circuit No.1: select the No. 1data entry box, then go to Edit.
Select Copy Circuit from Edit menu, move to the Circuit No. 27 data entry box, and select Paste Circuit to complete the process.
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You can see the information from Circuit No. 1 has been copied into the data box of Circuit No. 27.
Press F2 on Phase to get the Phases picklist.
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You can use the Tab key to move the data entry box from one field to another. Read the Helps at the bottom of the screen as you move the data entry box from one field to another. Fault value and Node/Bus data can be imported. Mounting, Demand Factor, Voltage L-L, Voltage L-G, Number of Phase, and Number of Wire have picklist libraries. Use screen side bar to move screen information to right, left, up, and down.
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Sample Panelboard Worksheet. Please try opening picklists and using all icons and functions to learn about the program capabilities.
L = Lighting;
M = Motor;
R = Receptacle;
O = Other;
S = Spare;
H = Heat.
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DF CIR NO
= = =
Demand Factor, Circuit, Number = = = 57060 VA 40200 VA 46060 VA
Circuit # 1 + 2 + 7 + 8 + 13 + 14 + 19 + 20 + 25 + 26 Circuit # 3 + 4 + 9 + 10 + 15 + 16 + 21 + 22 + 27 + 28 Circuit # 5 + 6 + 11 + 12 + 17 + 18 + 23 + 24 + 29 + 30

( 57060 + 40200 + 46060) = 143.32 KVA 1000 143.32 0.48 3 = 172 A I= KVA KV 3
At the AMP field, press F2 to select from the Amperages table. At the POLE field, press F2 to select poles. At the Load Served field, press F2 to select Load Type. Load Type is a user-definable library. You can build a library for loads to meet your everyday design requirements. At the Load Served field, press F7 to transfer data from a different schedule. At the DF (demand factor) field, press F2 to select a demand factor. Demand factor library is a userdefinable library. You can build your own demand factor library to meet your special design requirements.
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How to Build a Panel for the Same Network File Called T123
Let us put a three-phase, four-wire panel schedule at Node/Bus = 21 of T123 jobfile network. 1. 2. 3. Select New Schedule. Assign a name: 21. Press Edit.
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Date: 8,22,97 Project Name: 123ABC Project #: 123
Location: ROOF Node/Bus #: 21 Feeder #: F1 From: Comment: Comment: Comment: X/R=5
M.L.O. Rating: Main OC Device: Mounting: Ground Bus: Voltage L-L: Voltage LG: Phase: Wire:
100 BKR N1-FLUSH N 480 120 3 4
SC RMS: 10000 SC Asym: 11000 Avail. Fault: 9106 Comment: Cir. No. 1 3 5 7 Device Amps 20 20 20 20 20 20 # of Poles 1 3 2 3 2 3
Load Served EMERGENCY MOTOR GENERAL LIGHTING HALLWAY LIGHTING GENERAL LIGHTING INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING GENERAL LIGHTING
# of Units 1 2 2 2 2 2
Unit Load 3500 1000 500 1000 3000 1000
VA 3500 2000 1000 2000 6000 2000
DF 100 100 100 100 100 100
Notes
Cir. No. 2 4 6 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Cir. No. Device Amps # of Poles Phase A 5500 5500 KVA 16.500 16.500 Load Served Phase B 3000 3000 AMP 20 20 # of Units Phase C 8000 8000 Unit Load VA DF Notes Cir. No.
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4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Enter Date, Location, M.L.O. Rating, Project Name. With cursor at Node/Bus #, Press F2, and select Bus/Node 21. Available Fault 9106 Amperes is transferred from the T123 Short Circuit Answer File. Enter Voltage L-L and Voltage L-G. With cursor at Device Amps, press F2 or mouse Right Button to open Device Amps Library. With cursor at # of Poles, press mouse Right Button or F2 to open and select Number of Poles. With cursor at Load Served, press mouse Right Button or F2 to open the library for selection. With cursor at Load Served, press mouse Left Button or F7 to transfer other schedule load data to this schedule. Enter # of Units. Enter Unit Load in VA. Examine calculated VA. With cursor at DF (Demand Factor), press F2 or mouse Right Button to open the Demand Factor Library for selection. Repeat steps 1-14 to complete this schedule.
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Let us build a new Panel called panel #22. Enter Name and press Edit.
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Date: Project Name: 123ABC 123 Project #: SC RMS: SC Asym: Avail. Fault: Comment: Cir. No. 1 3 5 7 Device Amps 20 100 20 100 20 100 # of Poles 3 3 3 3 3 3 10000 11000 9106
Location: Node/Bus #: Feeder #: From: Comment: Comment: Comment:
ROOF 21 3C M.BUS
M.L.O. Rating: Main OC Device: Mounting: Ground Bus: Voltage L-L: Voltage L-G: Phase: Wire:
100 BKR N1-FLUSH N 480 277 3 4
Load Served GENERAL LIGHTING PANEL 21 GENERAL LIGHTING PANEL 21 GENERAL LIGHTING PANEL 21
# of Units 1 1 1
Unit Load 4000 4000 4000
VA 4000 5500 4000 5500 4000 5500
DF 100 100 100 100 100 100
Notes
Cir. No. 2 4 6 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Cir. No. Device Amps # of Poles Phase A 9500 9500 KVA 28.500 28.500 Load Served Phase B 9500 9500 AMP 34 34 # of Units Phase C 9500 9500 Unit Load VA DF Notes Cir. No.
Let us see if we can import Panel #21 into Panel #22 with 3 poles. With cursor on Circuit No. 2 at Load Served, press F7. Schedule 21 loads are transferred to Cir. #2, 4, & 6.
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SAMPLE SINGLE PHASE PANEL SCHEDULE

Date: Project Name: ABC Project #: 123 Location: Node/Bus #: Feeder #: From: BROADWAY BRANCH 15 3#1,XHHW,CU,1.5"C 13 M.L.O. Rating: Main OC Device: Mounting: Ground Bus: Voltage L-L: Voltage L-G: Phase: Wire: 15 110 A FU FLUSH N 240 120 1 3
SC RMS: 10000 SC Asym: 10000 Avail. Fault: 6778 Comment: JOB FILE XYZ Cir. No. 1 3 5 Device Amps 15 15 15 15 15 15 7 15 15 # of Poles 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Comment: ALL BKRS MUST BE Comment: SWITCH DUTY Comment:
Load Served LTS,STRIP (MAIN) LTS,SOFFIT (FRT) LTS,STRIP (MAIN) LTS,CEILING(CTR) LTS,HALL & RST RMS S.CASE/COV/CTR LTS RCPT,WEST WING RCPT,+BK STOR.LTS
# of Units 9 2 9 4 6 7 3 6
Unit Load 105 150 105 206 60 105 180 172
VA 945 300 945 824 360 735 540 1032
DF 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100
Notes A A B
Cir. No. 2 4
6 C D&E
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Cir. No. Device Amps # of Poles Phase A 2340 2340 KVA 5.681 5.681 Load Served Phase B 3341 3341 AMP 24 24 # of Units Phase C Unit Load VA DF Notes Cir. No.
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A: B:
945 + 300 + 360 + 735 945 + 824 + 540 + 1032 A + B = 5681 VA ,
= 2340 VA = 3341 VA A + B = 5.681 KVA
2340 + 3341 = 5681 VA = 5.681 KVA

I= KVA 5.681 = = 24 Ampere KV 0.240
Program results and longhand calculations match 100%.
L-L VOLTAGE is 480, 208. L-G VOLTAGE is 277, 120. M.L.O.: MAIN LUG ONLY. MAIN OVERCURRENT DEVICE: BKR, Fuse, ... etc. MOUNTING: SURFACE, FLUSH, COLUMN ..., etc. Branch Device Mounting information, such as PLUG IN or BOLT ON, may be entered in C COMMENT SPACES. Short Circuit RMS Rating SYM. and ASYM. and ampere ratings of the panel. ENCLOSURE: NEMA1, NEMA3R, NEMA4 ... etc. X/R Value (from EDSA Short Circuit study) may be entered in C COMMENT LINES. For Panel Schedules, if PHASE is 3, then the computed loads are divided into Phase A, Phase B, and Phase C. If PHASE is 1, then the computed loads are divided into Phase A and Phase B, without Phase C. L-L L-G = = Line to Line Line to Ground
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7. Power Panel
Date: Project Name: Project #: Main Amps: 1200 SC RMS: 23000 Avail. Fault: Comment: TEST FOR USERS GUIDE Cir. No. 1 3 5 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Cir. No. Load Served # of Poles KVA 15.000 15.000 KVA / HP AMP 657.0 657.0 Amps DF OC Device AMP Feeder Notes Cir. No. Load Served LP-G1,11,21 LP-31,41,51 LP-61,71 SPARE SF-5(2-SPEED) EF-9(2-SPEED) SPACE SPACE # of Poles 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 KVA / HP Amps 291.00 230.00 114.00 11.00 11.00 DF 100 100 100 100 100 OC Device S400A S400A S200A S200A S30A S30A S100A S100A AMP F400A F400A F200A F30A F30A Feeder 3.5"C,4#500,1#3GRD " 2.5"C,4#4/0,1#3GRD Notes Cir. No. 2 4 6 8 Location: Node/Bus #: Feeder #: 121 From: T1 Comment: X/R=5 Comment: M.L.O. Rating: Main OC Device: Mounting: Ground Bus: Voltage L-L: Voltage L-G: Phase: Wire: 1200 BKR SURFACE N 480 277 3 4
7.50 7.50
Connected schedule Amp is 521 + 114 + 22 = 657 A, KVA = KV A 3 = 0.48 x 657 x 1.732 = 546 KVA. Program results and longhand calculations match 100%.
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How to Build a Power Panel 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Enter Date, Location, M.L.O. Rating, and Project Name. With cursor on Node/Bus #, Press F2 or mouse Right Button to access Network Bus #. If the Power Panel is a Standalone Power Panel, or if you have not yet built your jobfile network, leave Node/Bus # field blank. Enter Mounting Open Library for Selection. From indicates if the PP is connected to a XFMR (e.g.: T1 or connected and fed from Bus A, etc.). Ground Bus is Y (yes) or N (no). Main Ampere means main bus ampere rating. SC RMS means Power Panel RMS Short Circuit rating. Available Fault means the value of the fault at the panel from From S.C. Study. Voltages are L-L Volts or L-G Volts. Phase is 1 or 3. Wires are 3 or 4.
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SAMPLE POWER PANEL SCHEDULE
You may enter KVA/HP, or override the calculation and enter AMP. In O.C. Device, you may enter Switch, BKR, etc., and in AMP, you may enter BKR amp rating or fuse amperes, etc. NT: means notes. You may enter note # (e.g. 1, 2, ... ), then press F1 to enter 2-line footnotes.
For the MOUNTING field, enclosures may be: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. NEMA Type 1 NEMA Type 1 NEMA Type 3 NEMA Type 3R NEMA Type 4 NEMA Type 3R, 7 & 9 NEMA Type 4X NEMA Type 6P NEMA Type 7 NEMA Type 9 NEMA Type 12 NEMA Type 13 For Hazardous Gas Locations Bolted Enclosure For Hazardous Dust Locations Unilock Enclosure For Hazardous Locations Non-Metallic, Corrosion-Resistant Fiberglass Reinforced Polyester General Purpose Surface Mounting Flush Mounting
O.C. Device C
= =
Over Current Device Comment
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Power Panel Schedules are organized with regard to: Circuit Number; Load Served; Number of Poles; kVA/HP of Load; Amperes of Load; Demand Factor; Over Current Device; Amperes Setting; Feeder Number/Type; Notes.
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Date: Project Name: TEST EXAMPLE Project #: 12345A
Location: RM 704 Node/Bus #: 03 Feeder #: 3(3"C,3#500,1#2GRD) From: T1
M.L.O. Rating: 1200 Main OC Device: BKR Mounting: SURFACE Ground Bus: N Voltage L-L: Voltage L-G: Phase: Wire: 480 277 3 4
Main Amps: 1200 SC RMS: 28000 Avail. Fault: 9776 Comment: TEST FOR USERS GUIDE Cir. No. 1 3 5 7 Load Served MIX LOAD 1 EQK INDUCTION MTR GEL SS2 ##PANEL 1 # of Poles 3 3 3 3 3
Comment: X/R=5 Comment:
KVA / HP 105.00 100.00 126.00 160.00 600.00 143.30
Amps 126.30 120.30 151.60 192.50 721.70
DF 100 100 100 100 50 100
OC Device BKR BKR BKR BKR BKR
AMP 200 200 400 400 600
Feeder
Notes
Cir. No. 2 4 6 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Cir. No. Load Served # of Poles KVA 1234.300 934.299 KVA / HP AMP 1312.4 951.5 Amps DF OC Device AMP Feeder Notes Cir. No.
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1:
You may transfer Panels into PP (shown in circuit number 6) panel ID:3. If KVA/HP is entered, the program calculates the AMP. The program may be overridden, and the user can enter the nameplate AMP. Not all information is needed to be entered at one time. Enter the known information; then edit the PP in the future, either to add or delete information. # of Poles means Number of Poles. DF means Demand Factor. X/R values are to be taken from the EDSA Short Circuit program. It is important to know the system X/R at the PP, because breaker and fuse manufacturers test their devices at X/R = 6.6 for low voltage and at X/R = 15 for medium and high voltage. If X/R is above the 6.6 in low voltage, and above 15 for medium and high voltage, refer to the PDC Users Guide and the Short Circuit Users Guide for further instructions.
2:
3:
4: 5: 6:
7:
From :
T1 means PP is fed from Transformer T1.
FEEDER NUMBER:
You may enter the number assigned to the feeder feeding the PP, or enter the number of feeders, sizes and conduit, etc. KVA = HP = 105 + 100 + 126 + 160 + 600 + 143.30 = 1234.30 AMP = 126.30 + 120.30 + 151.60 + 192.50 + 721.70 = 1312.40
Connected:
Demand:
KVA = 105 + 100 + 126 + 160 + 0.5 (600) + 143.30 = 934.30 AMP = 126.30 + 120.30 + 151.60 + 192.50 + 0.5 (721.70) = 951.50
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8. Motor Control Center Motor Control Center Schedules are organized with regard to: Circuit Number; Load Served; HP/KVA of Motor Load; Full Load Amperes; Starter Size; Type; Over Current Device; Amperes Setting; Feeder and Conduit Size and Type; On Cover; Notes.
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Date: Project Name: ABC Project #: 123
Location: PENTHOUSE Node/Bus #: Feeder #: SEE BUS SCHEDULE#1 From: T1 Comment: X/R=5 Comment:
Bus Amps: 600 SC RMS: 20000 Avail. Fault: Comment: TEST FOR USERS GUIDE Cir. No. 1 3 5 7 Load Served EF-3 EF-4 EF-5 EF-6 AHU-3 AHU-4 HP / KVA 5.00 5.00 3.00 7.50 60.00 60.00
M.L.O. Rating: Main OC Device: Mounting: Ground Bus: Demand Factor: Voltage L-L: Voltage L-G: Phase: Wire:
600 BKR FLR N 100 480 277 3 4
FLA 6.00 6.00 3.00 9.00 72.20 72.20
Size 1 1 1 1 4 4
Type
R.V R.V
OC Device S30 " " " 200 200
AMP F15 " F8A F20A 125 125
Feeder 3/4"C,3#12,1#12GRD " " " 2"C,6#2,1#6GRD "
On Cvr 1
Notes 1
Cir. No. 2 4
2 3
6 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Cir. No. Load Served HP / KVA KVA 140.500 140.500 FLA AMP 168.400 168.400 Size Type OC Device AMP Feeder On Cvr Notes Cir. No.
1. 2.
Enter Date, Location, Main Log only Rating, Project Name. Node/Bus #:11, press F2 or the cursor Right Button to access the T123 Short Circuit Answer File to transfer short circuit value at Bus #11 to Available Fault in MCC Schedule.
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Note:
1) 2) 3)
1 in ON COVER means HOA Hands Off Automatic; 2 means Push Button Starter. Switch / Fuse. R. V = Reduced Voltage Starter.
In the Column ON CV (on cover), you may enter 1, or any code indicating it is HOA (hands off automatic), or 2, or any code to indicate that it is PUSH BUTTON. Define and explain your own notes. In O.C. DEV Over Current Device and AMP, user may enter numbers only, and clarify their meaning in notes (e.g. Switch/Fuse ). NT = Note
for MCC ID:3 HP = = = FLA = = KVA 5 + 5 + 3 + 7.50 + 60 + 60 140.50 6 + 6 + 3 + 9 + 72.20 + 72.20 168.40
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Date: Project ABC Name: Project #: 123
Location: RM 105 Node/Bus #: Feeder #: 12 From: T1 Comment: X/R=4.8 Comment:
M.L.O. Rating: 1200 Main OC Device: BKR Mounting: Ground Bus: Demand Factor: Voltage L-L: Voltage L-G: Phase: Wire: FLOOR N 100 480 277 3 4
Bus Amps: 1200 SC RMS: 30000 Avail. Fault: Comment: SAMPLE FOR USERS GUIDE Cir. No. 1 3 5 7 9 11 Load Served SCF-4 SCF-3 SCF-2 SCF-1 SAF-B CRP-3 FIRE PUMP FIRE PUMP 2 JOKEY PUMP P-36,37,38 R.O.PUMP CENTRAL VACUM IAC-1 MEDICAL AIR CO. PPANEL 3 HP / KVA 25.00 50.00 60.00 60.00 60.00 1.00 150.00 150.00 5.00 80.00 10.00 180.00 40.00 90.00 934.20
FLA 30.10 60.09 72.19 72.19 72.19 1.20 180.30 180.30 6.00 96.19 12.00 216.50 48.09 108.30 951.50
Size 2 3 4 3 4
Type
OC Device BKR BKR BKR BKR BKR BKR BKR BKR BKR BKR BKR BKR BKR BKR
AMP 70 125 125 125 125 20 600 600 20 200 30 400 100 200
Feeder
On Cvr
Notes
Cir. No. 2 4 6 8 10 12
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14
15 17
16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Cir. No. Load Served HP / KVA KVA 1895.300 1895.300 FLA AMP 2107.440 2107.440 Size Type OC Device AMP Feeder On Cvr Notes Cir. No.
Sample of a Motor Control Center Schedule with a Power Panel Schedule (Circuit No. 15) transferred to MCC Schedule.
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DEV Total of HP
= = =
Device KVA 1895.3 2107
Total FLA
At Circuit #15, press F7 to pick up Power Panel 3.
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9. Panelboard Worksheet
Select the Panelboard Worksheet menu.
Panelboard Worksheet is organized with regard to: Circuit Number; Phase A - Voltage Amperes; Phase A - Load Type; Phase B - Voltage Amperes; Phase B - Load Type; Phase C - Voltage Amperes; Phase C - Load Type; Pole; Amperes; Remarks; Notes.
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Date: Project Name: SAMPSON HALL Project #: 123 Status: PRELIM By: A.M. Revision: 2 Comment: SAMPLE FOR USERS GUIDE Cir. No. 1 3 800 5 Ph A - VA 600 1500 Ph A - LD L H Ph B - VA
Node/Bus #: 20 Avail. Fault: From: T2 Voltage L-L: Voltage L-G: Phase: Wire: 208 120 3 4
Demand Factors Lighting: Receptacle: Motor: Heat : Other: Spare:
0.70 0.40 0.70 0.75 1.00 1.00
Ph B - LD
Ph C - VA
Ph C - LD
S R 600 S R
7 9 11 13 15 17
1100 1000
R L S S S S
640 800
L R 560 320 L L 1200 S R
19 21 23
800 1200
R R 800 1200 R R 1200 S R
25 27
910 1800
L R 1800 S R 1200 1800 R R
29 31 33 35 37 39 41 Cir. No. Ph A - VA Phase A Totals: Lighting 4030 KVA Totals: Receptacle 21700 Amps Motor Heat 17550 Dem. Amps Ph A - LD Phase B Ph B - VA Phase C Ph B - LD Panel Total 3610 2450 O H 5340 4200 O H 1200 1800 R R 1200 2500 R H
1200 2500
R H
4960 4400 Ph C - VA
O H Ph C - LD
Pole 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 Pole
Amp 15 20 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 20 20 20 20 20 15 20 20 20 15 20 20 20 20 20 20 30 20 30 100 100 100 100 100 100 Amp
Remarks BATH LITES WASHER SPARE LOUNGE REC SPARE LOUNGE REC LOUNGE & SO CORR CORR LITES E & W SPARE SPARE SPARE SPARE DORM LITES W CORR & LAUNDRY DORM LITES E DORM LITES SO. SPARE PLUGMOLD W BATH REC PLUGMOLD W CORR.REC PLUGMOLD W SPARE PLUGMOLD W B-6 & NITELITES PLUGMOLD E SPARE PLUGMOLD E PLUGMOLD SO PLUGMOLD E PLUGMOLD S PLUGMOLD E PLUGMOLD S DRYER PLUGMOLD S DRYER LP-3-J LP-3-K LP-3-J LP-3-K LP-3-J LP-3-K Remarks
Notes
Cir. No. 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42
Notes
Cir. No.
Totals:
Other 13910
Spare
Dem. KVA
L = Lighting, R = Receptacle, S = Spare, H = Heat, M = Motor, O = Other. Units are VA, (4030 VA). KVAD = Demand KVA. AMPD = Demand Amperes. LD = Type of load.
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10. Load Analysis
Select the Load Analysis menu. Load Analysis Schedule is organized with regard to: Panel; Demand Factor; Lighting Load; Receptacles Load; Motor Load; Heating Load; Other type of Loads; Spare; KVA; Amperes; Demand KVA; Demand Amperes; Notes.
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Date: Project Name: ABC Project #: 123 Status: By: Revision: Group: PRELIM MAD 2 LP-L
Voltage L-L: Voltage L-G: Phase: Wire:
208 120 3 4
Comment: SAMPLE FOR USERS GUIDE
Panel LP-L DF ##13 DF LP-N DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF
Lighting 4030 0.80 4030 0.70 1050 0.80
Recept. 21700 0.40 21700 0.40 2000 0.40
Motor 0.70 0.70 0.70
Heat 17550 0.75 17550 0.75 8000 0.75
Other 13910 1.00 13910 1.00 1.00
Spare 1.00
KVA 57 57
Amps 159 158 53
Dem KVA 39 39 8
Dem Amps 108 108 37
Notes
1.00 11 1.00
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DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF Panel Lighting Recept. Motor Heat Other Spare KVA Amps Dem KVA Dem Amps Notes
Totals:
Lighting 9110
Recept. 45400
Motor
Heat 43100
Other 27820
Spare
KVA 125.0
Amps 370.0
Dem KVA 86.0
Dem Amps 253.0
Panel called LP-L has: 4030 VA Lighting, 21700 VA Receptacle, 17550 VA Heat and 13910 VA Other type of loads. Total 57 KVA. LTG REC = = Lighting. Receptacle.
Demand Factor of 4030 is 80%. Demand Factor of 21700 is 40% .... KVAD = NT LTG = = = Demand KVA. Note 4030 + 4030 + 1050 9110
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REC
= =
21700 + 21700 + 2000 45400 17550 + 17550 + 8000 43100 13910 + 13910 27820 Program results and longhand calculations match 100%.
HEAT = = OTHER = =
At the PANEL field, if you press F7, then you see the list of other Panel information that can be transferred to this schedule. 4030(0.7) + 21700(0.4) + 17550(0.75) + 13910 (1) = 39 KVAD
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Let us transfer PanelBoard WrkSht #13 to the Load Analysis Schedule.
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Date: Project Name: ABC Project #: 123 Status: PRELIM By: MAD Revision: 2 Group: LP-L Comment: SAMPLE FOR USERS GUIDE
Voltage L-L: 208 Voltage L- 120 G: Phase: 3 Wire: 4
Panel LP-L DF PBD 13 DF LP-N DF PBD 131 DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF
Lighting 4030 0.80 4030 0.70 1050 0.80 1050 0.80
Recept. 21700 0.40 21700 0.40 2000 0.40 2000 0.40
Motor 0.70 0.70 0.70 0.70
Heat 17550 0.75 17550 0.75 8000 0.75 8000 0.75
Other 13910 1.00 13910 1.00 1.00 1.00
Spare 1.00
KVA 57 57
Amps 159 159 31 31
Dem KVA 39 39 8 8
Dem Amps 108 107 21 21
Notes
1.00 11 1.00 11 1.00
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DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF DF Panel Lighting Recept. Motor Heat Other Spare KVA Amps Dem KVA Dem Amps Notes
Totals:
Lighting 10160
Recept. 47400
Motor
Heat 51100
Other 27820
Spare
KVA 136.2
Amps 370.0
Dem KVA 93.6
Dem Amps 253.0
1.
When you transfer PanelBoard WorkSheet to Load Analysis, make sure to use the Tab key to complete the transfer of information. Current I =
KVA 3 KV
2.
e.g.:
57 3 0.208
158 Amperes
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11. System Load Summary
Select System Load Summary Schedule.
System Load Summary is organized with regard to: Item; Type of Load; Connected KVA; Demand Factor; Power Factor Notes.
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Date: Project Name: ABC Project #: 123 Location: BLDG 4 Summary For: SUB 5A Comment: SAMPLE FOR USERS GUIDE
Voltage L-L: 480 Voltage L-G: 277 System PF: 85
Item PP2A MCC1 PP32 EPP21 PPC2
Type of Load LIGHTING MTR LOAD MIX LOAD EMERG.MTR MIX IND LOAD
Cont. KVA 100 325 123 210 165
DF 100 75 50 75 70
PF 85 80 85 86 85
Notes
Item
Type of Load
Cont. KVA
DF
PF
Notes
Connected KVA / AMPS: Demand KVA /AMPS:
KVA 923.0 678.2
AMPS 1110.2 815.8
Sample System Load Summary Schedule. Connected KVA adds up to 923 KVA/110.2 A. Demanded KVA adds up to 678.2 KVA/815.8 A.
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12. Transformer
Select Transformer menu.
Transformer Schedule is organized with regard to: Name; From Node; To Node; KVA - Phase - Type - of - Connection; Voltage (Primary); Voltage (Secondary); Tap Setting; Location; Mount; Z% (Transformer Impedance); Notes.
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Date: Project Name: ABC Project #: 123 Comment: SAMPLE TEST FOR USERS GUIDE
Name T1 T2 TRP2
From Node 20 70 110
To Node 30 80 120
KVA-Ph-Type/Con. 2000-3-D/D-Y S 1000-3-D/D-Y S 500-3-D/D-Y S
Voltage (Pri) 13200 4160 4160
Voltage (Sec) 4160 480 480
Tap -2.5
Location MECH.RM BLDG 11 BLDG A2
Mount FLR FLR FLR
Z% 6.20 5.30 4.90
Notes
Name
From Node
To Node
KVA-Ph-Type/Con.
Voltage (Pri)
Voltage (Sec)
Tap
Location
Mount
Z%
Notes
You may create a schedule of all the transformers in the Job. You may ENTER the names (e.g. T1, TRP2, etc.). From node to node indicates the transformer location in the system.
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KVA-PHASE-DRY or LIQUID type, D-D for Delta-Delta, or D-Y for Delta Y, S for solidly grounded, R for resistance grounded, etc. P S = = Primary Voltage Secondary Voltage
Location of Transformer or Physical Location (e.g. Mech.RM) Mounting Impedance Z in % 2000-3-D 1000-3-L D-Y-S = = = 2000 KVA, three-phase, dry type 1000 KVA, three-phase, liquid type Delta-Y, solidly grounded
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13. ATS
Select ATS menu.
ATS Schedule is organized with regard to: Name; Voltage; For (What this ATS is used for); Rating; Pole; Notes.
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Date: Project Name: ABC Project #: 123 S.C. RMS Rating: 15000 S.C. RMS Asym: 16000 Comment: SAMPLE FOR USERS GUIDE
Name ATS-1 ATS-2 ATS-3 ATS-4 ATS-5 ATS-6 ATS-7
Voltage 480/277V 480/277V 480/277V 480V 480 480V 480/277V
For PDP-EM1(LIFE SAFETY) PDP-CR2(CRITICAL) PDP-CR1(CRITICAL) PDP-EQ1(EQUIPMENT) MCC-C41(EQUIPMENT) PP-EL1(ELEVATORS) PDP-XEG1(X-RAY)
Rating 400A,4W+GRD 1000A,4W+GRD 800A,4W+GRD 800A,3W+GRD 1000A,3W+GRD 800A,3W+GRD 800A,4W+GRD
Pole 4 4 4 3 3 3 4
Notes 1
Name
Voltage
For
Rating
Pole
Notes
Sample ATS Schedule.
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14. Unit Substation
Select Unit Substation menu.
ATS Schedule is organized with regard to: Feeder #; Load Served; Rating; Breaker Sensor Trip; Current Limiting Fuse; Connected KVA for Circuit; Connected Amperes for Circuit; Demand Factor; Feeder Description; Notes.
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Node From: 20 Node To: 30
SC RMS: 28000 SC Asym: 29000 Feeder #: 211 Comment: SAMPLE TEST FOR USERS GUIDE Feeder # A A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A-B B B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 Load Served MAIN SPARE PP-G6 PP-G4 PDP-CR1 SPACE SPACE TIE MAIN PDP-EM1 D.O.B.SW SPARE PDP-EQ1 SPACE SPACE Rating 3000 1600 800 800 800 1600 1600 2000 3000 800 1600 800 800 1600 1600 Bkr Snsr Trp 2500 1000 800 800 800 CL Fuse Con. KVA Con. Amps DF Feeder Notes
503 506 1062
100 100 100
2-3.5"C,4#500,1#3 G " "
1800 2500 400 1600 800 800
140 1200 610
100 100 100
3.5"C,4#500,1#3 G
2-3"C,3#500,1#3 G
Feeder #
Load Served
Rating KVA
Bkr Snsr Trp AMPS 4021 4021
CL Fuse
Con. KVA
Con. Amps
DF
Feeder
Notes
Connected KVA / AMPS: Demand KVA /AMPS:
Connected Amperes CL Fuse CON KVA
= = =
4021 A; Current Limiting Fuse; Connected KVA.
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15. Bus Duct
Select Bus Duct menu.
Bus Duct Schedule is organized with regard to: Circuit #; For (What Circuit is used for); Rating; Breaker; Switch; Fuse; Feeder; Connected Amperage; Demand Amperage; Notes.
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Date: Project Name: Project #: SC RMS: SC Asym: Feeder #: From: Comment: Cir. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Cir. No.
ABC 123 12000 13000 211 T1 SAMPLE FOR USERS GUIDE For T-2B FOR RP-2B LP-22 T-3B FOR RP-3B LP-32 T-4B FOR RP-4B LP-42 T-5B FOR RP-5B LP-52 T-6B FOR RP-6B LP-62 T-7B FOR RP-7B LP-72 LP-PH2 Breaker
Location: Neutral: Ground: Voltage L-L: Voltage L-G: # of Poles: Amps:
ELECT.CLODET SO 100% 50% 480 277 3 600
Switch 60 100 60 100 60 100 60 100 60 100 60 100 100
Fuse 40 100 40 100 40 100 40 100 40 100 40 100 100
Feeder 3/4"C,3#8,1#10GRD 1.5"C,4#1,1#6GRD " " " " " " " " " " "
Con Amps 30.00 42.50 30.00 42.50 30.00 42.50 30.00 42.50 30.00 42.50 30.00 42.50 23.00
Dem Amps 10.00 42.50 10.00 42.50 10.00 42.50 10.00 42.50 10.00 42.50 10.00 42.50 12.00
Notes
For
Breaker Amps 458.00
Switch Dem Amps 327.00
Fuse
Feeder
Con Amps
Dem Amps
Notes
Connected Totals:
Sample Bus Duct Schedule. Connected Amperes adds up to 458 A. Demand Amperes adds up to 327 A.
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16. Primary Switch Gear
Select Primary Switch Gear.
Primary Switch Gear Schedule is organized with regard to: Feeder #; For (What Circuit is used for); Breaker Rating; Breaker Type; Tap; Time Dial; Switch Rate; Switch Fuse; Feeder; Notes.
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Location: SOUTH GATE Voltage L-L: 13200 Voltage L-G: 7620
SC RMS: 4000 SC Asym: 4300
Comment: SAMPLE FOR USERS GUIDE Feeder No. 100 101 102 103 104 150 200 201 202 203 204 For MAIN SIDE C OF C-D SIDE J OF J-K SIDE A OF A-B SPACE TIE MAIN SIDE D OF C-D SIDE K OF J-K SIDE B OF A-B SPACE Bkr Rating 2000 1200 1200 1200 2000 2000 1200 1200 1200 Bkr Type IOC53 IOC53 IOC53 IOC53 IOC53 IOC53 IOC53 IOC53 IOC53 Tap 6 4 4 4 6 6 4 4 4 Time Dial Sw Rate Sw Fuse 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Feeder 1-4"C,3#500,1#2 G 1-4"C,3#500,1#2 G " " Notes
" " " "
Feeder No.
For
Bkr Rating
Bkr Type
Tap
Time Dial Sw Rate Sw Fuse
Feeder
Notes
Sample Primary Switch Gear Schedule.
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17. Cable
Select Cable menu.
Cable Schedule is organized with regard to: Cable #; Wire Size/Type; Material; Insulation; Length(ft); Voltage L-L; Qty/Ph; From (Where cable is coming from); To (Where cable is connected to); Interconnect Route.
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Date: Project #: 5615
Comment: MENDOTA BIOMASS POWER, LTD. Comment: Comment:
Cable # B222-1 B224-1 B225-1 B226-1 B227-1 B228-1 B228-2 C232-1 C232-2 C233-1 C234-1 C234-2 C235-1 C235-2 C236-1 C236-2 C237-1 C238-1 C239-1 C239-2 C240-1
Wire Size/Type 3/C #1/0 3/C #1/0 3/C #1/0 3/C #1/0 3/C #1/0 3/C #1/0 3/C #1/0 1/C 750 1/C 750 1/C 750 1/C 750 1/C 750 1/C 750 1/C 750 1/C 750 1/C 750 1/C 350 1/C 350 1/C 350 1/C 350 1/C 350
Material Insulation CPPR CPPR CPPR CPPR CPPR CPPR CPPR ALUM ALUM ALUM ALUM ALUM ALUM ALUM ALUM ALUM ALUM ALUM ALUM ALUM ALUM XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW XHHW
Length (ft) 175 350 350 320 320 400 400 190 190 190 190 190 190 190 500 500 375 350 190 190 380
Voltage L-L 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480 480
Qty/Ph 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
From 5KV 102A 5KV 103A 5KV 103B 5KV 104A 5KV 104B 5KV 105A 5KV 105A 480V S.2 480V S.2 480V S.3 480V S.4 480V S.4 480V S.5 480V S.5 480V S.6 480V S.6 480V S.2 480V S.3 480V S.5 480V S.5 480V S.4
To BFP-1A M CWP-1A M CWP-1B M TAF-1 MT PAF-1 MT IDF-1 MT IDF-1 MT MCC-C1 MCC-C1 MCC-C2 MCC-C3 MCC-C3 MCC-C4A MCC-C4A MCC-C5 MCC-C5 CTF-1A CTF-1B MCC-C4B MCC-C4B SAF-1 MT
Interconnect Route C-B113 TRN B-TRY DB188 C-B1 C-B109 TRN B-TRY DB PULL 10 C-B110 TRN B-TRY DB PULL 60 C-B105 TRN B-TRY DB / C-B C-B106 TRN B-TRY DB / C-B45 C-B100 TRN B-TRY DB / C-B45 C-B101 TRN B-TRY DB C-B456 C-C120 TRN C-TRY TC-CBL TRA C-C121 TRN C-TRY TC-CBL TRA C-C115 TRN C-TRY TC-CBL TRA C-C110 TRN C-TRAY TC CBL TR C-C111 C-C105 TRN C-TRY TC CBL TRA C-C105 TRN C-TRY TC CBL TRA C-C100 TRN C-TRY DB-D64 C-C100 TRN C-TRY DB-D65 C-C122 TRN C-TRY DB C-C603 C-C117 TRN C-TRY DB??? C-C6 C-C108 TRN C-TRAY DB??? C-C109 TRN C-TRAY DB??? C-C112 TRN C-TRY DB??/C-C46
Cable #
Wire Size/Type
Material Insulation
Length (ft)
Voltage L-L
Qty/Ph
From
To
Interconnect Route
Sample Cable Schedule.
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Select Sort from the Tools menu.
Sort Cable Schedule screen.
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18. Raceway
Select Raceway menu.
Raceway Schedule is organized with regard to: Conduit ID #; Type; Conduit Size; Length (ft); % Fill; Cable ID #; Wire Size/Type; Drawing #; Drawing Revision; From a Point ID; To a Point ID.
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Date: Project #: 5615
Comment: MENDOTA BIOMASS POWER LTD Comment: Comment:
Conduit # C-B116 C-B450 C-B451 C-B452 C-B453 C-B455 C-B456 C-B600 C-B601 C-C001 C-C002 C-C003 C-C100 C-C101 C-C102 C-C103 C-C104 C-C105 C-C106 C-C107 C-C108 C-C109 C-C110 C-C111
Type PVC PVC PVC
Cond Size 4 4 4
Length (ft) 10 20 30
% Fill 9 9
Cable # B226-1 B227-1
Wire Size/Type SPARE 3/C #1/0 3/C #1/0
RS RS RS RS RS RS RS PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC PVC
4 4 2 2 3/4 3/4 1 5"C 5"C 5"C 4"C 4"C 4"C 4"C 4"C 4"C 4"C 5"C 5"C
15 15 10 35 25 15 70 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15
9 9 25 25 35 29 42 40 40 38 38 24 24 38 38 40 40
B228-1 B228-2 B224-1 B225-1
C236-1 C236-2 C241-1 C241-2
3/C #1/0 3/C #1/0 3/C #1/0 3/C #1/0 3/C #10 3/C #12 3/C #8 1/C-750 1/C-750 SPARE 1/C-350 1/C-350
C239-1 C239-2 C234-1 C234-2
SPARE 1/C-350 1/C-350 1/C-750 1/C-750
Drawing # 32100 32450 32450 32450 32450 32451 32451 32600 32600 32000 32000 32000 32100 32100 32100 32100 32100 32100 32100 32100 32100 32100 32100 32100
Revision
From 5KV SW 102A TOTAL AIR FAN PRIM AIR FAN SPARE NO. SPARE NO. DUCT FR 5KV DUCT FR 5KV CWP-1B CWP-1A LGT XFM 10KVA EXHAUST FAN UNIT HEATER 480V SW/SCT 6 480V SW/SCT 6 480V SW/SCT 6 480V SW/SCT 6 480V SW/SCT 6 480V SW/SCT 5 480V SW/SCT 5 480V SW/SCT 5 480V SW/SCT 5 480V SW/SCT 5 480V SW/SCT 4 480V SW/SCT 4
To TRENCH-SPARE DB-283 FR 5KV DB-288 FR 5KV
IDF-1 IDF-1 PULL BX F 5KV PULL BX F 5KV PULL BOX PULL BOX PULL BOX CBL TRN C-TRY CBL TRN C-TRY CBL TRN SPARE CBL TRN C-TRY CBL TRN C-TRY CBL TRN C-TRY CBL TRN C-TRY SPARE CBL TRN C-TRY CBL TRN C-TRY CBL TRN C-TRY CBL TRN C-TRY
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Sample Raceway Schedule.
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APPENDIX A Please Note: The following information has been copied from Crouse-Hinds Cooper with permission from Cooper Industries issued on 5/13/1994.
Circuit Breaker Panelboards
Figure 4: Circuit Breaker Panelboards
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Figure 5: Wiring Diagrams
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Circuit Breaker Panelboards
Figure 6: Circuit Breaker Panelboards
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Wiring Diagrams
Figure 7: Wiring Diagrams
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Electrical Systems Schedules Program with Copy, Paste, and Schedule Transfer Capabilities

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Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Unit Substation, Bus Duct, Primary Switch Gear, Cable, Raceway.

Panel Power Panel MCC Power Panel MCC MCC Panel

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Load Analysis Load Analysis

Power Panel MCC Load Analysis

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Figure 1: Phase 3 Wire Sample Wire Connection for Single-Phase Panels

Loads Loads Loads Loads

1+2 3+4 5+6 39+40

on Phase A on Phase B on Phase A on Phase B

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Figure 2: 3 Phase 4 Wire Sample Wire Connection for Three-Phase Panels

Loads Loads Loads etc.

1+2 3+4 5+6

on Phase A on Phase B on Phase C

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

5. How to Run the Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Creates a new jobfile. Opens an existing jobfile. Saves this schedule.

Pastes circuit from internal clipboard.

Prints this schedule.

Help table of contents.

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

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Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Help menu consists of Contents, Using Help. and About.

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

By selecting Using Help, you can see the above screen.

Schedules Version 2.95.00 Copyright 2008 All Rights Reserved.

By selecting About, you can see the program version number.

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Figure 3: Sample Panel Schedule

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Date: 6,20,1989 Project FFDS Name: Project #: 123

Connected Load: Demand Load:

Connected KVA / AMP: Demand KVA /AMP:

KVA 143.320 143.320

AMP 172 172

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

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Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program

Electrical Systems Schedule Program