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一种实用短路电流计算方法（A practical short circuit current calculation method） Reprinted from: /article/dgjs/2010/1020/10408.html A practical short circuit current calculation method Time: 2010-10-20 source: this site finishing Author: Electricians home In the design and operation of power systems, both potential failures and abnormal operating conditions must be taken into account, as they can damage the normal operation of the power supply and electrical equipment for the user. From the actual operation of the power system, these problems are mostly caused by the short circuit, so in addition to power system short circuit fault has a more profound understanding of, also must be familiar with the power system short-circuit calculation. According to the traditional calculation methods, there are standard value method and famous value method. When calculating by the standard value method, the impedance of the components in different voltage levels should be converted according to the same reference value, and then the total equivalent impedance of the short circuit is obtained, and then the short-circuit current is calculated. Although this method of calculation is accurate, the calculation process is very complex, and the formula is many, difficult to remember, easy to make mistakes. According to the calculation of short-circuit current in my work, a simple and practical method of calculation is introduced. Two. Calculation of reactance of various components in power supply system Generally, when calculating short-circuit current, we first require the relative reactance of each power supply element before the short circuit point. For this purpose, the power supply system diagram should be drawn and the relevant short-circuit point should be assumed. The power supply components in the power supply system usually include generators, transformers, reactors and overhead lines (including cable lines). At present, the general user is not directly powered by the generator, but from th