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Electrical System Design
For
Amazon.com
The Mid-South Annual Engineering and Sciences Conference
MAESC 2006
By
Phuc Linh Nguyen
Liles Engineering Design Consultants
March 31, 2005
Introduction
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Amazon.com opens a new customer
service center in Kennewick, WA.
Electrical System Design
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Jim Liles at Liles Engineering Design
Consultants
Project Scope
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To Provide Backup Diesel
Generator
To Provide UPS System
To Provide load
calculations
To Perform Short-circuit
calculations
Uninterruptible
Diesel Generator
Power Supply
Design Specifications
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Generator is rated at 600
KW, 750 KVA
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480 V, three phase, 60Hz
UPS is sized at 50 KVA and
40 KW.
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480 VAC, 3-phase, 60Hz
Design Specifications
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All Panels are sized based
on total Volt-Ampere (VA) of
connected loads.
All the loads are summoned
up throughout the entire
system
Electrical Panel
Panels
Panel ELA
Volts:
120/208V
Phase:
3
Wire:
4W
Buzzing
225
Loads
Receptacles
225/3 Main CB
A
B
C
900
900
900
900
BKR
Ck
Ck
BKR
A
20/1
1
2
20/1
800
3
4
5
6
7
8
B
C
Loads
Lights
800
Mech VVT's
900
300
Fan F2
Liebert Rac 8
Roof
900
720
720
9
10
11
12
13
14
Receptacle
s
360
300
600
Preaction
Sprink.
Water HTR/Circ.
Loads
A
Total
11040
B
10140
C
BKR
Ck
Ck
BKR
8580
A
8000
VoltageAm pere
 Current
Voltage
19040 VA
 159 A
120V
B
8060
C
Loads
7500
Total
A:
19040
B:
18200
C:
16080
Results
Panel
Current
(Amps)
EHA
246
EHB
327
EHC
398
EHDP
123
EMSB
1369
ELA
159
ELB
194
ELC
173
System Diagram
Diesel Generator
Utility Power
Transformer
600KW, 750KVA
277/480
3- phase, 4W
Fault #1
2000Amp,
277/480
3-phase,4W
Fault #2
Fault #3
1600/3
1600A trip breaker
Transition Transfer Switch
Fault #4
Fault #4
1600Amps, 277/480, 3-phase, 4W
400/3
400/3
400/3
400/3
ESMB
Fault #5a
400Amps
277/480
3-phase, 4w
Fault #5b
400Amps
277/480
3-phase, 4w
EHA
125/3
Fault #6a
75KVA
480 – 120/208V
3-phase, 4W
Fault #5c
400Amps
277/480
3-phase, 4w
EHB
125/3
Fault #6b
75KVA
480 – 120/208V
3-phase, 4W
Fault #5d
400Amps
277/480
3-phase, 4w
EHC
125/3
EHDP
Fault #6a
75KVA
480 – 120/208V
3-phase, 4W
UPS
Fault #8a
Fault #7a
Fault #7b
Fault #7c
Fault #8b
Watt-stopper
Relay Panel
Watt-stopper
Relay Panel
Watt-stopper
Relay Panel
225/3
Fault #7a
225/3
225/3
Fault #7b
Fault #7c
225Amps
120/208
3-phase, 4W
225Amps
120/208
3-phase, 4W
225Amps
120/208
3-phase, 4W
ELA
ELA
ELA
Fault #8a
Fault #8b
Fault #8b
Fault #8a
Rectifier/
Charger
Static
Bypass
Switch
Battery Cabinet
Inverter
Fault #9
Fault #9
225Amps, 277/480, 3-phase, 4W
70/3
70/3
Fault #10a
Fault #10b
45KVA
480 – 120/208V
3-phase, 4W
150/3
Fault #11a
45KVA
480 – 120/208V
3-phase, 4W
Fault #11b
150/3
225Amps
120/208
3-phase, 4W
225Amps
120/208
3-phase, 4W
CLA
CLA
Interrupting Rating
Protective Device
Normal Current Operation
Short-Circuit Operation
with Inadequate
Interrupting Rating
Short-Circuit Operation
with adequate
Interrupting Rating
Load
Available
Fault Current
Available
Fault Current
Available
Fault Current
Short – Circuit Calculations
I FL 
I SCA
P
3 * VL  L
I
 FLA
%Z
L * I SCA 3
f 
C * n *VL L
IFLA = Rated Current
P = Rated Power of Transformer
VL-L = Secondary Line Voltage
ISCA = Short-Circuit Current
%Z = Rated Impedance of Transformer
f
L
n
C
= Constant Factor
= Length of Conduit
= Number of Conduit Per Phase
= Conductor Constant
3 * 480V
 902A
902 A
 20,044 A
0.9 * 0.05
20 * 20,044* 3
 0.0129
28033* 4 * 480
1
 0.987
1  0.0129
1
M 
1 f
Is.csym  Isca * M
750KVA
IS.CSYM = Short Circuit at a fault
20,044A * 0.987  19,783A
Results
Number and
Short-Circuit
Length
Type of
Number of
Size of wire and conduit
Current
of Wires
Conduit
Parallel Runs
(AWG or kcmil)
(Amps)
(feet)
1
Non-Magnetic
4
4 - 600MCM, 4"C
19,783
20
2
Steel
4
4 - 600MCM, 4"C
19,625
10
3
Steel
4
4 - 600MCM, 1 - #4/0(G), 4"C
19,331
20
4
Steel
4
4 - 600MCM, 1 - #4/0(G), 4"C
18,906
30
5a
Steel
2
4 - #3/0, 1 - #1/0(G), 2 1/2"C
17,507
30
5b
Steel
2
4 - 250MCM, 1 - #2(G), 2 1/2"C
10,669
373
5c
Steel
2
4 - 350MCM, 1 - #1(G), 3"C
13,536
229
5d
Steel
1
3 - 350MCM, 1 - #4(G), 3"C
15,701
59
6a
Steel
1
3 - 3, 1 - #6(G), 1 1/4"C
14,706
22
6b
Steel
1
3 - 3, 1 - #6(G), 1 1/4"C
9,559
22
6c
Steel
1
3 - 3, 1 - #6(G), 1 1/4"C
11,803
22
7a
Steel
1
4 - #4/0, #2(G), 2 1/2"C
3,563
25
7b
Steel
1
4 - #4/0, #2(G), 2 1/2"C
3,397
25
7c
Steel
1
4 - #4/0, #2(G), 2 1/2"C
3,486
25
8a
Steel
1
3 - #3, 1 - #6(G), 1 1/4"C
11,996
26
8b
Steel
1
3 - #3, 1 - #6(G), 1 1/4"C
11,996
26
9
Steel
1
3 - #3, 1 - #6(G), 1 1/4"C
6,705
26
10a
Steel
1
3 - #4, 1 - #8(G), 1"C
6,909
44
10b
Steel
1
3 - #4, 1 - #8(G), 1"C
7,094
40
11a
Steel
1
4 - #1/0, 1 - #4(G), 1 - #4(IG), 2 1/2"C
1,929
16
11b
Steel
4 - #1/0, 1 - #4(G), 1 - #4(IG), 2 1/2"C
1,932
16
Fault #
1
Results
Ampere
Interrupting
Capacity
(AIC)
1600A trip
breaker
50,000
Transition
switch
50,000
Panel EHA
35,000
Panel EHB
35,000
Panel EHC
35,000
Panel EHDP
35,000
Panel EMSB
50,000
Panel ELA
10,000
Panel ELB
10,000
Panel ELC
10,000
Panel CHDP
25,000
Panel CLA
10,000
Panel CLB
10,000
Electrical Cost
Electric System
Service & Distribution
Material
Quotes
Labor
EQ&Tool
Total
Labor
Hr
$24,540
$38,165
$27,795
$1,500
$92,000
546
Lighting and Control
$7,795
$286,444
$45,390
$4,000
$343,629
890
Devices
$3,115
0
$12,240
$2,500
$17,855
240
Branch Lighting
$15,100
0
$48,093
$2,800
$65,993
943
Branch Power
$25,755
0
$68,697
$1,500
$95,952
1347
Feeders
$38,150
0
$23,868
$1,500
$63,518
468
Basic Materials/Misc
$5,212
0
$31,875
$1,000
$38,087
625
Fire Alarm
5145%
$22,296
$37,587
$1,000
$66,028
737
$10,225
$129,700
$8,568
$2,500
$150,993
168
$120
$13,880
$1,224
$1,500
$16,724
24
- $12000
$0
- $10,200
- $22,200
-200
$55,000
$0
$7,650
$13,150
150
$3,500
$2,272
$1,224
$6,996
24
$3,825
$3,825
75
$20,400
$20,400
$5,100
$5,100
Emergency Generation
Lighting protection
Reuse Existing CDT/Wire
Temp Pwr/LTG
Mob/Demob/Permits
Meggar Testing/start up
Second Shift Premium
Overtime Premium
Sub Total Prices
$132,157
$492,757
$333,336
$19,800
$978,050
Mark Up At 15%
$19,823.55
$73,913.55
$50,000
$2,970
$146,707.50
$151,981
$566,671
$383,336
$22,770
$1,124,758
Totals
6036
6036
Conclusion
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Provides power distribution
Provides back up power supply
Provides uninterruptible power to server
room
Provides adequate interrupting rating for
protective devices
Questions?