eHGV / HIGH-POWER CHARGING

Leeds Skelton Lake Services, 12-Bay High-Power eHGV Charging Hub

Underground duct routing drawing for a twelve-bay charging facility, showing the numbered charging bays, colour-coded duct runs back to a feeder pillar and metering cabinet, jointing chambers and notes on cable separation

Detailed electrical infrastructure design for a 12-bay eHGV charging facility at Leeds Skelton Lake Services, with charging capacity of up to 350 kW per bay.

The project included multi-megawatt LV distribution, TT earthing, protection coordination, high-load AC and DC cable sizing, detailed underground duct routing and coordination of the charger power equipment.

Project-specific IEC 60287 cable calculations were undertaken to assess the thermal performance of the heavily loaded underground cable systems, including the effects of duct arrangement, grouping, spacing and ground conditions.

A detailed DC leakage assessment was also completed to verify the suitability of Schneider Type A earth-leakage protection upstream of the charging equipment. Manufacturer testing and written confirmation demonstrated that the selected devices would continue to detect AC earth-leakage faults in the presence of up to 1 A of smooth DC leakage, without being adversely affected by DC blinding.

Delivered with MGROUP

Scope Electrical site layout · LV distribution schematic · IEC 60287 cable calculations · protection and RCD coordination · DC leakage assessment · cable schedules · TT earthing design · underground duct and services coordination

This project was delivered as part of our eHGV charging infrastructure design service.

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