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Arc Flash Exercise 11

Description
This exercise compares the three methods ETAP uses to calculate DC Arc Flash Incident Energy to a
paper called "Arc Flash Calculation for Exposures to DC Systems" Daniel R Doan
IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications Vol. 46 No. 6 November / December 2010. This paper
illustrates common systems and hand calculates arcing current and incident energy.

Purpose
To compare different arc flash methods based on NFPA 70E 2018 standard.

Setup

 Load the project file named “Arc Flash Example 11”.


 Use the library file “AF-Example11.lib” located inside the example directory.
 Enter the following ETAP\Option (Preferences) before executing the exercise steps:

Procedure

Step 1
Setup the following scenarios using the “Scenario Wizard” tool.

Scenario ID Study Type Study Case Report Name

MAXPOWER DC Arc-Flash MaxPower MaxPower


PAUKERT DC Arc-Flash Paukert Paukert
STOKES DC Arc-Flash Stokes Stokes

Step 2
Setup a Macro that includes all three scenarios and Run the Macro

ETAP Workshop Notes ©1996-2017, ETAP/Operation Technology, Inc. Page 1 of 2


Arc Flash Exercise 11

Step 3

Open the DC Arc Flash Analyzer and fill in the incident energy value for each study method.

Faulted Bus MaxPower Paukert Stokes

Electrochemical DC Bus

Substation Battery Bank


UPS Batt System Bus

3.1 What method yields the highest incident energy results?

3.2 What is the reason why the answer to 3.1 gives the highest incident energy?

ETAP Workshop Notes ©1996-2017, ETAP/Operation Technology, Inc. Page 2 of 2

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