Looking at an earlier thread, is PROSPECTIVE SHORT CIRCUIT CURRENT abbreviated to PSCC (this would make sense!) or PSSC as on my Test Certificate Results Schedule (or is my Test sheet wrong?)
Is It PSSC or PSCC ??????
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Your test sheet is suffering from what we professionals call ' a typo' 
PEFC prosepective earth fault current
PSCC prospective short circuit current
are the more or less conventional abbreviations.
Obviously feel free to use any combination of letters you can justify on your 'in house' paperwork, but I guess we should all try not to introduce extra nomenclature that serves only to confuse. (perhaps the RCD comittee should read this)
I am reminded from a previous life, a remarkable memo I once saw .
" Original exam questions serve only to confuse both the students and the other examiners, so in future you are reminded to base as many of your questions as possible on those set in previous papers"
I believe the idea was to keep the pass rate up and the teaching effort down - a policy I'm sure unofficially continued to this day !
PEFC prosepective earth fault current
PSCC prospective short circuit current
are the more or less conventional abbreviations.
Obviously feel free to use any combination of letters you can justify on your 'in house' paperwork, but I guess we should all try not to introduce extra nomenclature that serves only to confuse. (perhaps the RCD comittee should read this)
I am reminded from a previous life, a remarkable memo I once saw .
" Original exam questions serve only to confuse both the students and the other examiners, so in future you are reminded to base as many of your questions as possible on those set in previous papers"
I believe the idea was to keep the pass rate up and the teaching effort down - a policy I'm sure unofficially continued to this day !
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