Where can you find the minimum and maximum fault current values?

The minimum and maximum fault current values are typically found in a fault current analysis report. This report is specifically designed to calculate and assess the potential fault currents that can occur in an electrical system under various fault conditions. It provides critical information such as short-circuit calculations, which help in the design of protection systems and assists in ensuring that the electrical components can withstand fault conditions without damage.

The sectionalizing study map focuses more on the division of the electrical distribution system into segments for reliability and service restoration, rather than detailed fault current values. While this map may indicate areas of protection, it does not specifically provide fault current calculations.

The voltage stability report deals with the system's ability to maintain steady voltages under different conditions, which is not directly related to fault current values. Similarly, the transformer performance evaluation assesses the operational efficiency and performance of transformers but does not typically include fault current data.

Thus, fault current values are a directly measurable and analyzable aspect covered in a fault current analysis report, making it the appropriate source for such information.