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Electrical Wiring Standards for Electrical Short Circuits

WIRE

d mm²

square

FUSE »» in Amper I²=P:R       Nominal Current (A)

16A

20A

25A

32A

40A

50A

63A

80A

100A

125A

«« gL-gG Cartridge Fuses

1.5

51M

33M

20M

12M

7M

4M

 

 

 

 

Wire Length (Meter)

  • PVC ONLY
  • XLPE or EPR
  • 230VAC/400VAC with Neutral
  • Single-phase voltages with Neutral 230Vac
  • Three-phase power 400VAC (Multiply 1.73)
  • 2.5

     

    75M

    55M

    34M

    22M

    13M

     

     

     

     

    4

     

     

    93M

    74M

    54M

    35M

    22M

    13M

    7M

    4M

    6

     

     

     

    112M

    89M

    70M

    48M

    30M

    17M

    10M

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    10

     

     

     

     

    148M

    116M

    92M

    72M

    47M

    29M

    16

     

     

     

     

     

     

    147M

    116M

    87M

    67M

    25

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    181M

    136M

    104M

    35

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    190M

    146M

    How to Test a Cartridge Fuse
    In order to test a cartridge fuse, get a multi-meter out and place it on your work bench. Turn on the tester and turn the dial to ohms on a lower setting. Place one lead in each hand and touch each to a different side of the fuse. If the fuse is good, the tester should have little or no resistance showing on the meter. If the fuse is bad, you'll see an infinite reading, meaning the fuse link is blown.
    Electrical Short Circuits
    Electrical short circuits are often confused with other electrical problems. An understanding of two components of a circuit coming in physical contact with each other will help the worker visualize an actual short circuit, or "short," as it is referred to by many professionals. The test for shorts is different than testing for other electrical wiring problems, but it is not complicated and can easily be mastered by the weekend mechanic or hobbyists.
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    Wire Size

    Optional Inputs:
    Wire Temperature Deg. 
    Wire Length
    Number of Wires in Bundle

    Results (per each wire):
    Resistance Ohms
    Single Wire Ampacity Amps
    Wire Bundle Ampacity (per wire) Amps
    Copper Diameter
    Copper Area
    Copper Weight

    1 inch = 25,4 mm
    D = (92 ^ (36-AWG)/39) / 200
    log(D) = (36-AWG)/39*log(92)-log(200)
    AWG = 36 - (39*log(200D))/log(92)
    
    AWG / METRISCH Conversietabel

    AWG Nr.

    Diameter
    Doorsnede
    Geleider weerstand
    Bijbehorende metrische doorsnede
     
    (mm)
    (mm²)
    (Ohm/km)
    (mm²)

    500 MCM

    17.96

    253

    0.07

    240

    350 MCM

    15.03

    177

    0.10

    185

    250 MCM

    12.70

    127

    0.14

    120

    4/0

    11.68

    107.2

    0.18

    120

    3/0

    10.40

    85.0

    0.23

    95

    2/0

    9.27

    67.5

    0.29

    70

    1/0

    8.25

    53.5

    0.37

    50

    1

    7.35

    42.4

    0.47

    50

    2

    6.54

    33.6

    0.57

    35

    4

    5.19

    21.2

    0.91

    25

    6

    4.12

    13.3

    1.44

    16

    8

    3.26

    8.37

    2.36

    10

    10

    2.59

    5.26

    3.64

    6

    12

    2.05

    3.31

    5.41

    4

    14

    1.63

    2.08

    8.79

    2.5

    16

    1.29

    1.31

    14.7

    1.5

    18

    1.024

    0.823

    23.0

    1

    20

    0.813

    0.519

    34.5

    0.5

    22

    0.643

    0.324

    54.8

    -

    24

    0.511

    0.205

    89.2

    -

    26

    0.405

    0.128

    146

    -

    28

    0.320

    0.0804

    232

    -

    30

    0.255

    0.0507

    350

    -

    32

    0.203

    0.0324

    578

    -

    34

    0.160

    0.0200

    899

    -

    36

    0.127

    0.0127

    1426

    -

    38

    0.102

    0.00811

    2255

    -

    40

    0.079

    0.00487

    3802

    -

    42

    0.064

    0.00317

    5842

    -

    44

    0.051

    0.00203

    9123

    -

     

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