Electrical Safety & Grounding

Arc Flash Analysis

Reduce Risk    Improve Safety    Enforce Compliance
ETAP Arc Flash Analysis allows you to identify and analyze high risk arc flash areas in your electrical system, and it also allows simulation of several different methods used by engineers to mitigate high incident energy.

Key Features

  • Compliant with IEEE 1584-2018 & NFPA Guidelines
  • Single & Three Phase Arc Flash Calculations
  • Multiple Language Arc Flash Labels
  • Compliant with NESC C2
  • L-G, L-L, L-L-L arc faults
  • Arc-in-a-Box 15 < kV < 36 kV
  • Work Permits and Data Sheets
  • Arc Flash Result Analyzer
  • Global Data Entry for Equipment
    ETAP Arc Flash Analysis provides multiple capabilities for faster and easier performance. This integrated program enables you to create multiple scenarios to determine which configuration produces the highest incident energy. In addition, it provides several methods to print professional quality reports and arc flash labels.

    Videos

    High Voltage Arc Flash for T&D, Industrial and Renewable Systems

    High Voltage Arc Flash for T&D, Industrial and Renewable Systems

    Arc flash analysis extends well beyond the scope of IEEE 1584 and NFPA 70E methodology for transmission, distribution, industrial and renewable energy systems. For many years, the industry has been lacking an ‘all-in-one’ solution for performing AC and DC arc flash analysis on LV, MV, and HV systems. ETAP ArcFault™ analysis software is used for performing Arc Flash Analysis in compliance with OSHA’s requirements in OSHA 1910.269 Appendix E for electric transmission & distribution utilities and renewable energy power system, specifically for calculating arc fault incident energy for 15 kV and above.

    Brochures

    Arc Flash Analysis

    Arc Flash Analysis

    Introduction to ETAP Arc Flash Hazard Analysis module with instructions on how to setup arc flash calculations.

    DC Arc Flash

    DC Arc Flash

    This module calculates the incident energy for different types of DC applications.

    High Voltage Arc Flash Assessment and Applications

    High Voltage Arc Flash Assessment and Applications

    Two-part technical article published by the InterNational Electrical Testing Association (NETA) in NetaWorld, co-authored by Albert Marroquin, VP of V&V at ETAP.

    White Papers