How to Calculate Cable Size | Cable Size Calculation | Step-by-Step

how to calculate the cable size for your electrical installations? In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll guide you through the step-by-step process of cable size calculation. Understanding the right cable size is crucial to ensure efficient power transmission, prevent overheating, and maintain electrical safety.
Throughout the video, we'll explain the key factors to consider, including current rating, voltage drop, and ambient temperature, and how they impact cable sizing. We'll also cover different cable sizing formulas and provide practical examples to help you grasp the concepts.
Whether you're an electrician, electrical engineering student, or simply interested in learning more about cable sizing, this video is perfect for you. Gain the knowledge and skills to confidently determine the correct cable size for various applications.
Don't let cable sizing be a mystery any longer! Watch this tutorial now and unlock the secrets to accurate cable size calculation. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more informative videos on electrical engineering and related topics."
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[@drzeeshan3770]

One of the best tutorial on cable calculation

[@FaridKhan-rs2ot]

You are great sir 😊😊😊😊

[@hfaArt]

Great sound, great video ❤❤

[@myasir1355]

very informative. hardly any perfect video on this topic. i subscribed sir

[@thilinadasun6110]

Dear all,
Thank you very much your valuable vedio to improve my knowledge and it is very useful and simple.. ❤so i request another vedio for How to select proper earth cables size For different applications ?

[@kidschannelpak654]

Great work bro 👏

[@myasir8129]

yes he truly deserve thumbs up

[@kamranafzal6684]

Very good video

[@electricallectures]

Thanks for appreciating

[@ahmedchowdhury1208]

🎉 the best video

[@electricallectures]

Thanks alot. Stay tuned and dont forget to subscribe plz

[@abdulrehman-my9px]

👌👌👍👍

[@tenghorheav582]

hope to see step 5. thank so much for video

[@electricallectures]

Thanks stay tuned and dont forget to subscribe

[@JABIRALIKK55]

Nice

[@electricallectures]

Thanks. Don't forget to subscribe plz

[@danielteyehuago1633]

0:52 Please can you further explain the group factor as well as the number of circuit

[@subashisbarik2146]

Nice 🙂

[@electricallectures]

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[@charithawickramarathne2108]

For the voltage drop calculation you should take load current which is actually drawn by the motor! Not the value used to rate your cable! Right?

[@electricallectures]

Always find the values based on rated load as it keeps u safe

[@JaykeSapalaran-iq3qs]

Great video information 👍 thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience 🇵🇭🫡

[@electricallectures]

My pleasure. Stay tuned and dont forget to subscribe plz

[@vaelectrical]

Thank you

[@electricallectures]

Welcome. Stay tuned and don't forget to subscribe plz

[@vaelectrical]

@@electricallectures subscribed sir

[@TommasoCaraceni]

from which standard are the tables taken from?

[@ajilmenon]

Hi..3.17.. No of circuits/phase means or phase?

[@electricallectures]

Means number of total cables for each phase

[@abhijithmurali9463]

I per cable = 194x1.25=242.5 right then how is it 238?

[@electricallectures]

Yes you are right

[@arhamzayan-gu3li]

😊😊😊

[@electricallectures]

Thanks

[@samuelokoroafor4165]

anyone know what documentation or code he is getting the different tables from?

[@ianhowe1449]

The NEC (National Electrical Code) manual. I can look up the page numbers if you need em. The NEC is like 900 pages, but there are probably 20 pages you actually need to size any wire.

[@androb.]

Sir I need NEC book you have PDF copy of NEC book .​@@ianhowe1449

[@taimur649]

Didnt really understand that how at the beginning of calculations and without knowing the cable size, we can assume going for 2 multicore cables (after which we obtain 388A load current)

[@electricallectures]

This is just supposition in order to calculate group factor. But if you keep foing calculation , you get a rough idea that how many per phase cables are needed to take the load. But proper way is to start by ond cable

[@muhammadali3417]

also share this standard file of cables

[@TommasoCaraceni]

from which standards are the tables taken from?

[@electricallectures]

Tables are taken from cable manufacturers catalogue

[@bheemashankark3380]

From where we can get those tables or references?

[@electricallectures]

You can get the tables from cable manufacturer or you can download BS 7671 : 2008 standard pdf

[@thatsawesome2060]

I watch this up untill the first formula come out, and then i be like nahhh formula is not my cup of tea

[@electricallectures]

Some formula you must need rmto derive basic quantities

[@waqiuddinshish7127]

What if the insulation is TRS?

[@electricallectures]

Then another very critical factor also applies which is enclosed in thermally insulated material. In that case the factor is o.5 if the total run of cable on TRS is 300mm

[@waqiuddinshish7127]

@@electricallectures thank you!

[@balukummari6418]

Plz give all tables pdf

[@electricallectures]

You can find it in any cable manufacturer book

[@irfanfarooqbhatti323]

Subtitles are very disturbing to se the theory

[@electricallectures]

Plz specify what is meant by disturbing. The calculation is clearly defined

[@mental_suicide]

@@electricallectures the guy probably left an automatic subtitle parameter opened lol

[@AhmedMohammadali-pn3ud]

not really understand , i will do more practise

[@saikrishnacherala2519]

Do you have any excel in which we can do cable sizing as per NEC