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Current density, power loss, and temperature rise on copper busbars
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Analysis of copper busbars in an electrical panel to see current density distribution, power loss, and temperature rise at working current. The results help check the cross-section size and joint shape.

Click an image to enlarge it. 1. Fields and geometry · 2. Response and results
Choose how far the study should go. Each higher scope includes everything in the lower ones. Prices exclude 11% VAT.
Scope 1
US$328
excl. 11% VAT
Duration: 5 working days
Output: Calculation report (PDF)
Deliverables
Scope 2 · most chosen
US$781
excl. 11% VAT
Duration: 10 working days
Output: Report + electromagnetic simulation files
Includes all of Scope 1, plus
Scope 3
US$1,313
excl. 11% VAT
Duration: 15-20 working days
Output: Full engineering report + design recommendations
Includes all of Scope 1 & 2, plus
Geometry and mesh prepared from your drawings; Simulation case and data files (Fluent/CFX) with boundary settings; Technical report: assumptions, results and design recommendations; Contour, vector and animation outputs ready for presentation; A 60-minute results walkthrough and two rounds of revisions.
Yes. Send CAD files or drawings and the operating conditions (flow rates, temperatures, materials). We prepare the geometry, mesh and boundary conditions for your case.
Roughly 16 working days after we receive the geometry and conditions, depending on mesh size and how many design variants you want compared.
Each project has three packages: Scope 1 (calculations) US$328, Scope 2 (calculations + EM simulation) US$781 and Scope 3 (full engineering report + design recommendations) US$1,313, excluding 11% VAT. Pick the one that fits; more design variants, transient runs, moving parts or validation against experiments adjust the quote after a short consultation.
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