1) Technical datasheets

2) Battery sizing & layout

3) DC UPS rectifier calculation
4) Short circuit calculation
5) Compliance to specification SAES-T-151
6) Battery & Battery charger Heat dissipation calculation
7) SLD & GA drawings

egarding the MOM point on DC UPS, has anything been discussed? about integral DCDB
or external DCDB

Is it reu

We have a 125V DC charger for Charging the batteries and supplying the DC Loads
mainly switchgears.

Do the outgoing feeders from the DC charger should have EGC (Equipment grounding
conductor) along with the each outgoing cable?

Does NEC mandates that?

Chandra
The 1.25 multipler is used to increase the size of the copper wire so that it acts
as a heat sink
for the breaker. By removing some of the heat it prevents the breaker from tripping
prematurely.
The grounding equipment conductors called for in 250.122 are green or green striped
most of the time just at you have. The grounding electrode conductors are where you
see most of the bare copper.
I did not metion the problem of flicker. When you have conductors that long, motor
starting can cause the voltage to dip and can cause problems
depending on the type of load.
Where are you located?