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Arc Flash Hazard Analysis Report
Arc Flash Hazard
Analysis Report

An Arc Flash Assessment / Analysis is a study of a facility’s power system. Its purpose is to determine the available incident energy values at specific locations where personnel would "interact" or be exposed to live or energized electrical equipment.

Incident Energy Report
AF Report Values
  1. Intro
  2. BLAH BLAH BLAH

  3. Scenarios
  4. BLAH BLAH BLAH

  1. Bus Name:
  2. The names in this column correlate to the names implemented in the software system model. These locations correspond to plant locations such as main switchboards, panelboards, enclosed breakers, etc.

  3. Bus Voltage (kV)
  4. The values in this column show the nominal voltage of the bus location noted under Bus Name heading.

  5. Protective Device Name:
  6. This column lists the name of the device primarily responsible for clearing a potential fault at the associated bus. Again, these device names correlate to the system model.

  1. Bus Bolted Fault (kA):
  2. This column shows the bolted fault current available for the bus location referenced. This current value corresponds to the system operating conditions that will result in the worst- case calculated value for thermal energy.

  3. Protective Device Bolted Fault (kA):
  4. This column displays the portion of calculated bolted fault currents (Bus Bolted Fault column) that is contributed through the protective device referenced in Column #2.

  1. Protective Device Arcing Fault (kA):
  2. This column displays the portion of calculated arcing fault currents that is contributed through the protective device referenced under protective device Name column. These values demonstrate a reduction in available fault current due to the arc resistance.

  1. Protective Device Arcing Fault (kA):
  2. This column displays the portion of calculated arcing fault currents that is contributed through the protective device referenced under protective device Name column. These values demonstrate a reduction in available fault current due to the arc resistance.

  1. Protective Device Arcing Fault (kA):
  2. This column displays the portion of calculated arcing fault currents that is contributed through the protective device referenced under protective device Name column. These values demonstrate a reduction in available fault current due to the arc resistance.

  1. Protective Device Arcing Fault (kA):
  2. BLAh, BLAh , BLAh , BLAh

  1. Protective Device Arcing Fault (kA):
  2. BLAh, BLAh , BLAh , BLAh

  1. Protective Device Arcing Fault (kA):
  2. BLAh, BLAh , BLAh , BLAh