Cable Size Calculation As per Thumb Rule | Steps for Sizing the Cable Size

[@omyadav9280]

Dear brother...
1 sq mm current capacity is 2.4 is totally wrong brother... it will carry atleast 10 ampere.

[@vkjob6745]

Very nice practical information. Thank you very much

[@prathyushas7111]

Very useful vedio brother....i learned very basic information......thanks for video

[@danielteyehuago1633]

I'm here again. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@narayankhannukar3897]

Very nice explained

[@mehmoodhussain-zc3wc]

Nice information

[@arockiadas5289]

very useful & fast computation

[@user-bd2mg8qe9v]

nice one

[@ambujsingh6473]

Thank u for uploading this vidio 🙏

[@SonuHiwale-ro9dx]

Helpful

[@vaelectrical]

Thank you so much for this explanation sir.
But i dont know why you didnt use copper cable for feeder 3, but rather used aluminum.
I will be so glad if you can explain to me
11:21

[@user-bd2mg8qe9v]

1 sq mm Copper Cable Current Carrying Capacity:
Copper cables with a cross-sectional area of 1 sq mm exhibit an impressive current carrying capacity of up to 30A, making them ideal components for electrical wiring

[@muhumuzagallon2364]

thanks for the video and how do u cater for the voltage drop, installation method and the distance the cable is going to run through ..
thanks

[@ArunbalajiN]

super bro

[@zdfzdf6130]

The CB should protect the cable but how it protect it if the rated current of CB is higher than the cable current carrying capacity. Load current

[@mohamedhussain5385]

Super bro thanks very clear ☺️😊 one small doubt it's will work bro i can suggest it for my client.

[@subhashpattoor440]

verrygood.I has a cable chart of Siemens&other mfrs.But after years of working this rule didn't come up.

[@maryamyaseen6690]

Thanks

[@Akku87255]

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[@danielteyehuago1633]

At 7:45 you multiple a power factor of 0.8 * 230. Is pf not 1 in single phase.

[@lintopalayoor1011]

How to calculate derating factors of cables in cable trays

[@Yasiratd]

What about length of cable

[@kalaideivam3062]

Thumb rule formula required for 3&1 phase how it's came 575 &184

[@hasanhadi1803]

For three phase , P = √3 VI cos
I = P/ √3 V cos
√3 = 1.732 , V = 415 , cos = 0.8
If you multiple these three it will come 575
Similarly for single phase , without multiplying 1.732 .. You will get 184 for 215v . Hope you understand

[@jeevan1366]

Bro single phase power facter is always 1 not for 0.8 that is 3 phase 😮

[@danielteyehuago1633]

Come again Sir

[@mdsssyyy6934]

1 sq . mm cu wire can carry 12 ampere not 2.4 a

[@jagadeesari5872]

12amps withstand only not carry

[@shrikrishnawagh9481]

परमेश्वर आत्मायास। शांती देवो

[@vickeykumaryadav4156]

Very nice explained

[@tahirvora2756]

Nice information

[@arun4846]

Thanks