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真爱如血 发表于 2012-9-4 09:08 ( H2 P( u0 y q" Z" f) E. Y% b
60335-2-64 cl.3.1.9
* D" v, [& Y7 ^3 Q9 i0 }9 Q是这个吧:
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$ G( X" B! u4 a$ G! w6 B3.1.9 Replacement:
/ M1 O% W8 F V9 _* Tnormal operation; ?* e3 Q8 {- p6 d: }3 [- q
operation of the appliance under the following conditions
- X% a5 U; i" RThe appliance is operated without load at rated voltage and with controls intended to be% t1 R" v/ a+ J& Z7 [$ A$ ~( O
adjusted by the user set at maximum until steady conditions are established. The appliance is
% Q( J& |' o( ?' `- f; cthen loaded in appropriate steps, the supply voltage being maintained at its original value. For+ Y. ^" J, p# ]. ~1 N5 g
each step, steady conditions have to be established before increasing the load. This operation
/ g8 B( L, q' z. V0 u$ c) ]is repeated until just before an overload release operates, or until the steady condition with
* K2 Q- v& I% I: J4 K6 sthe highest temperature has been attained.
8 t. \5 k4 R3 j' Y# x. nNOTE 101 The load may be achieved by using an electrical or mechanical brake./ C& L2 y, |7 X6 K
Where it is not possible or is impractical to apply effectively an electrical or mechanical brake,
1 [/ j7 \. [$ p C% O: zthe load is 115 % of the input measured when the appliance is operated without load at rated
4 u& t/ x0 f# y' |voltage and normal operating temperature, and with controls intended to be adjusted by the
- F3 v& |& M' Q3 z5 }* yuser set at maximum.1 J5 U4 V2 f9 n" W# h+ s9 B+ R- w$ \2 c
NOTE 102 Examples of such appliances are
& K) V( h* f) x! Y7 u( H, y( b– liquid blenders;
, ~; e8 }) _, H2 b3 N* e– slicers;
% G t8 f) y' F– peelers;
0 T/ l+ Q2 C' v5 b– coffee grinders;
% u( A Q5 z' w– machines used for washing and/or drying food;
9 h/ Y# G: a! _( j– portioning machines. |
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