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| DSH 263
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0 j# i( T" [8 h3 x+ r% y- i | Earthing connection through moving part of class I motor
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| 60745-1(ed.2) & 61029-1(ed.1)/ R' X7 {! r" V7 i
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0 g7 W8 e+ ]; e$ v+ N# RStandard: IEC 61029-1, Ed. 1 / IEC
3 r: N% |) J8 v$ L1 K8 P60745-1, Ed. 2
9 t. D" O$ K; z/ ?Subclauses: 19.11.2,4 J9 d2 A* n1 h b0 M# Z
25.1 and 25.6- U7 N( U! E; `. ~4 O
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Subject: earthing connection
0 i1 b% G7 C/ Wthrough moving part of class I
/ m+ r2 n6 R& F9 b: G* Umotor
3 k+ }( \# Z; l# Y7 |" s, \, xKey words:
' W" @. {6 p' ]. Z1 T$ W9 s- earth connection,& M1 `0 G& G; L5 I& D
- moving part
* S: Y% }' @6 r2 T. R& Y5 ZDecision n.19 taken, b6 {3 M: l9 K) W0 c# M
at 35th meeting/19981 q8 t$ r: C! {: o
Question:
& @; W" M5 d6 O. e2 u: |' TWe consider a class I tool employing a universal type motor. The motor shaft is
% a5 A. y8 {/ Z0 n: Y$ J$ uconductively coupled to the earthed enclosure through steel ball bearings.' L2 ~- l* o; s0 P
In this case, shall the motor be of class II construction (motor shaft separated from the rotor
+ g/ U9 F j: v$ J* {" o- P* vwindings and commutator by double or reinforced insulation) ?
# w+ @5 t. _& } S2 W( YDecision:6 c" y" H3 g; W0 E! g
Yes, the accessible motor shaft of a class I tool shall be separated from the rotor windings% |" Z7 w) J: G7 L, a `
and commutator by double or reinforced insulation (class II construction).* p' H# H2 `7 b; h4 l+ I
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