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Bus Tie
Duct (BTD)

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Description

Bus tie duct also known by the term BTD is a system of distributing electric power using copper busbars with suitable enclosures preferably metal structure to prevent the busducts from getting damaged from foreign bodies.

Busbars are now becoming irreplaceable simply because of the convenience and safety factor. While using traditional cables, the cost of cabling and trunking and the time taken for installation is much higher than busbars.

Comparision between using BTD and Cables. 

Comparision between using BTD and Cables.
BTD CABLES
feature
  • Finishing is superior, hence adds to aesthetics of building.
  • Power feeding to Multiple floor building can be done with single Bus-trunking system.
  • Power tap-off can be achieved from the single system in- stalled. In case the load changes, one may simply replace the Tap off boxes to higher ratings.
feature
  • Improper laying of the cables may spoil the aesthetics of building.
  • Power tap off can be done from the single system installed. In case the load changes we have to just replace the Tap off boxes of higher rating.
  • Not possible. Additional cables need to be laid up to the particular floor.
voltage drop
  • The voltage drop of bus trunking is less as compared to cables.
voltage drop
  • The voltage drop is more in cables
structure
  • Example for 3200A(Cu) dimensions: 151(w)x340(h) and light in weight.
  • Total run is made up of multiple elements which are joined together. Thus, making the complete system maintenance friendly.
  • Easy retrofitting of the elements is possible in case the location and the consumer load changes.
  • Totally enclosed, tamper-proof. Fit and forget system.
structure
  • Cables and supporting structure example for 700mm wide i.e., cable tray etc. is very heavy and occupies more space.
  • As single lengths of multiple cables are installed, making them maintenance non-friendly.
  • Easy retrofitting of the element is not possible in case the location and consumer load.
  • Insulation can wear off with time. Can get damaged by rodents. Has to be maintained on regular basis.
Degree of Protection
  • IP54 for plug-in type, IP55/65 for feeder type.
Degree of Protection
  • No protection as such.
enclosure
  • Cables are simply insulated with multiple layers of PVC.
  • Low Short circuit strength & low fire protection.
enclosure
  • It consists of busbars in a protective enclosure, including straight lengths, fittings, devices and accessories.
  • High Short circuit strength & high fire protection.

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