Short Circuit Study
A short circuit study determines available fault current throughout the system and evaluates whether equipment is properly rated to interrupt and withstand it.
An ideal system is one where short circuit availability does not exceed the rated short circuit withstand capabilities of the equipment. Establishing whether that is true of your system is the first question every other study depends on — a coordination study built on the wrong fault currents coordinates the wrong system, and an arc flash study built on them produces labels that understate the hazard.
Scope
- Three-phase, line-to-line and line-to-ground fault calculations
- Verification of switchgear, transformer, breaker and fuse ratings
- Identification of under-rated equipment
- Recommendations for system strengthening
The other studies
Load Flow Study
Provides a detailed assessment of system voltage profiles, power flows, and equipment loading, to ensure stable and reliable operation under all expected conditions.
Read the scope →Protection Coordination Study
Optimizes device settings to minimize downtime, prevent unnecessary outages, and keep your electrical system running safely and reliably.
Read the scope →Arc Flash Study
Identifies hazards, establishes clear PPE requirements, and provides compliant labeling to help you maintain a safer, more reliable workplace.
Read the scope →Send us the single-line and the driver.
Tell us the facility, the voltage class, and what is forcing the timeline — an audit finding, an incident, an insurer, or a startup date. We will come back with scope and price, not a discovery call.
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