I want to choose a cable, 50V, 1500A
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I want to choose a cable, 50V, 1500A. Please help.
Why isn’t anyone coming to help? It’s DC
I’ve never seen a single one either; it’s better to use several in parallel
If it’s not going to be very long, it is recommended that you use a bus bar of 100X10, as this makes the installation process simpler! Based on your question, it seems that your application involves large-scale rectification units; therefore, it is suggested that you use bus bars. In the case of AC systems, the advantages of using cables become apparent
You need to provide detailed technical specifications in order to determine the appropriate choice; a current of 1500A is quite high.
This situation makes the use of busbars highly feasible, as it is convenient for construction and cost-effective.
The output terminal of the device is an 80*8 bus bar; the site does not have the conditions necessary to fabricate such a bus bar, so using one is not feasible. My device consists of a coil that requires a low voltage but high current – 1500A at 50V. The power comes from a rectifier and is supplied to the coil. I think using a 640-square unit is a bit excessive and results in waste; I’d like to know what would be a more appropriate value. Please give me some advice.
Without such large cables, busbars should be used for such high currents.
Original poster, please mention the length of the cable; otherwise it’s impossible to calculate it for you. I advise that you use busbars instead.
A water-cooled cable can be used; a 400 water-cooled cable is sufficient.
If a cable is used, its cross-sectional area is too large. A few people upstairs are right; using a bus bar is more appropriate.