Koorosh Moghadam, P.Eng. - Electrical Power Systems Engineer

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Update · October 16, 2026

Ontario Nuclear: The Dip Before the Surge

Darlington's refurbishment is done, Pickering B has just come offline, and Canada's first SMR is due on the grid by the end of 2030. The next five years are about rebuilding the fleet; the big new megawatts come in the 2030s.

Technical Note · September 13, 2026

Ontario’s electricity rules need clearer technical standards

Ontario’s electricity rules and technical requirements.

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Technical Note · September 10, 2026

Equipment Qualification in Nuclear Plants: A High Level Overview

How EQ proves nuclear Class 1E equipment survives a design basis

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Comprehensive power system analysis and detailed electrical infrastructure design, prioritizing reliability and constructability.

Engineering tools

Precision calculators built for working engineers - dual-code NEC and CEC, free to use, no sign-up. Every result comes with the derivation trace behind it.

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Conductor Sizing

Ampacity, derating and voltage drop

Ampacity, derating, voltage drop, bonding and conduit fill - LV and MV, NEC and CEC, with a full calculation trace you can check.

NEC & CEC in parallelLV and MVVoltage drop enforcement

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OCPD Sizing

Fuse and breaker sizing

Fuse and breaker sizing for general loads, motors, transformers, listed equipment and capacitors - with the conductor-protection check.

Five load naturesNEC & CECConductor protection check

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Protection & Coordination

Curves, short circuit and arc flash

Time-current curves, one-line diagram editing, per-bus short circuit study and arc flash incident energy.

TCC plottingOne-line diagramPer-bus fault study

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CT & VT Sizing

CT and VT verification

Verify a CT or VT against the application - ALF', knee-point, FS_op and burden - with every derived quantity shown, not typed in.

IEC & ANSI classesSix applicationsDerived burden and ALF'

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