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EasyPower: Phase Shift Integrity Error around Bus

Discussion in 'Software for Arc Flash Studies' started by ytegegn, Jun 6, 2008.

  1. ytegegn New Member

    I was wondering if someone would posssiblly help me out the following problem.

    I was doing short circuit arc flash analysis and I encountered “Phase Shift Integrity Error†around Bus. There are two Delta-to-Y-to-Ground transformers in parallel rated 2.5MVA 69kV/4.16kV in the single line diagram. So would you please give me some feed back if possible?

    Thanks for your time and support.

    Sincerely,

    Yirgo Solomon
    Electrical Engineering, EIT
    Winnipeg Manitoba
    204-227-7050
    ytegegn, Jun 6, 2008
    #1

  2. Chet Davis New Member

    Mr. Solomon:

    EasyPower has a phase shift detection algorithm to verify system phasing is correct. You may have a phase shift problem somewhere else on your one-line. You can also turn off the detection in the TOOLS-->OPTIONS controls.

    In order to troubleshoot a system, we need access to the EasyPower file, Serial#, version#, etc. If you have a question on EasyPower, the proper place to ask that question is our EasyPower technical support group.

    You can reach us at 503-655-5059 or email techsupport@easypower.com

    Sincerely,

    Chet E. Davis, PE
    President
    ESA, Inc.
    Chet Davis, Jun 6, 2008
    #2

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