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CIBSE AMENDMENT

Guide K: Electricity in Buildings

Page 8-3, Figure 8.3: Caption should read:

“Basic radial final circuits; ?”

August 2005

Page 3-1: the following replaces equation 3.1:

P = Uo I cos φ (3.1)

where P is the active power (W), Uo is the phase-to-neutralvoltage (V), I is the current (A), φ is the angulardisplacement between the voltage and current waveformsand is known as the power factor angle; cos φ is known asthe power factor.

Page 3-1: the following replaces equation 3.2:

P = √3 U I cos φ (3.2)

where U is the line (i.e. phase-to-phase) voltage (V).

Page 3-1: the following replaces equations 3.3 and 3.4:

For single-phase:

S = Uo I × 10–3 (3.3)

For three-phase:

S = √3 U I × 10–3 (3.4)

where S is the apparent power (kV·A).

Page 4-6: the following replaces equation 4.1 (wrongly numbered3.1 in the Guide):

Sa = √3 U Il × 10–3 (4.1)

where Sa is the rated kV·A of the alternator (kV·A), U is theline (i.e. phase-to-phase) voltage (V), and Il is the rated fullload line current (A).

Page 5-1: the following replaces equation 5.1:

PL = I2 Rc (5.1)

where PL is the power loss (W), I is the current carried inthe cable (A) and Rc is the resistance of the cable (�). Byincreasing the voltage and, hence, reducing the current, thepower loss is reduced and the transmission efficiencyimproved.

Page 5-10: the following replaces equation 5.4:

KVAb Z lCable impedance (%) = ———— × 105 (5.4)

V 2

where KVAb is the base kV·A value (kV·A), Z is the imped-ance per unit length of the cable (�·m–1), l is the length of thecable (m) and V is the line (i.e. phase-to-phase) voltage (V).

Page 5-10: the following replaces equation 4.1:

MVAf × 103

Isc = ———–— (5.7)√3 V

Page 5-10: Example: fault level calculation: the followingreplaces the last equation in the example:

Hence, the maximum short circuit current is:

14.01 × 103

Isc = ———–—– = 20.22 kA√3 × 400

Page 5-11: equation 5.8 is wrongly numbered 5.9 in the Guide;replace by:

HV fuse current LV device operation < ——————– (5.8)

0.05

Page 6-1: the following replaces equation 6.1:

S = Uo I × 10–3 (6.1)

where S is the full load power (kV·A), Uo is the ratedseondary (phase-to-neutral) voltage (V) and I is the ratedoutput current (A).

Page 6-2: the following replaces equations 6.2 to 6.6 and theaccompanying text:

For three-phase transformers, this is expressed as:

S = √3 U I × 10–3 (6.2)

The values for voltage and current in star- and delta-connected three-phase windings are as follows.

For star connection:

UPhase-to-neutral voltage = Uo = —— (6.3)

√3

For delta connection:

Phase voltage = line voltage = U = √3 Uo (6.4)

The output current of the transformer in both cases isequal to:

S × 103

I = ——–– (6.5)3 Uo

or:

S × 103

I = ——— (6.6)√3 U

Jan 2006

CIBSE Guide K: corrigenda GK01-1

Page 6-5: the following replaces equation 6.7 (wrongly numbered6.3 in the Guide):

3-phase trans. rating (kV·A) × 100Fault level (kA) = —————————––———––— (6.7)

√3 Uo × impedance (%)

where U is the secondary line (phase-to-phase) voltage (V).

Page 8-3: the following replaces the caption to Figure 8.3:

Figure 8.3 Basic radial final circuit; typical UK practice (Note: cable

colours will change from 2006, see section 8.4.1.4)

Page 10-3: in Figures 10.3(a) and 10.3(b), Uo should bereplaced by Uoc.

Page 10-3: the following replaces the caption to Figure 10.3:

Figure 10.3 Definition of earth loop impedance(9); (a) TN system,

(b) TT system (Uoc is the no-load open circuit phase-to-earthed-neutral

voltage measured at the terminals of the transformer)

Page 10-7: the following replaces equation 10.4:

Ut = (Uoc Zp) / Zel (10.4)

where Ut is the touch voltage (V), Uoc is the no-load opencircuit supply phase-to-earthed-neutral voltage (V), Zp isthe return path impedance (�) and Zel is the earth faultloop impedance (�).

Page 10-9: the following replaces equation 10.5:

If = Uoc / Zel (10.5)

where If is the earth fault current (A), Uoc is the no-loadopen circuit supply phase-to-earthed-neutral voltage (V)and Zel is the earth loop impedance (�).

Page 10-10: in Figures 10.11 and 10.12, Uo should bereplaced by Uoc.

Page 10-10: the following replaces equation 10.13:

Σ (Zp + Zpo)Ut = Uoc —————– (10.13)

Zel

where Uoc is the no-load open circuit phase-to-earthed-neutral voltage (V).

Page 10-10: the following replaces equation 10.14:

Σ ZpUt = Uoc —— (10.14)Zel

Page 10-12: the following replaces Figure 10.14(b):

Main earthingterminal

Consumer'searth electrode

Generator

Supply from PES (REC)L1 L2 L3

L1 L2 L3 N E(b)

PEN

Jan 2006

CIBSE Guide K: corrigenda GK01-2