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Question:& Q) v7 ?: p9 j
1) In case of transformer mounted on an appliance, shall the short-circuit on the secondary% @) g$ }7 I/ h) v
winding always be carried out, if the transformer is not in compliance with specific standard/ d) F. P+ n* N- L
(e.g. IEC 60742)?
! V$ f4 Q# t) {2) If on the secondary winding a protection device like a fuse-link is connected, is it correct' ^0 ]' p3 t2 c1 p A
to introduce the short-circuit after the protection device?. y- b5 o* ]4 |: r* V6 c
Rationale:- Q9 V; `6 x& N4 \3 q4 W _6 K
See question.
! P" n1 F- Y2 K! g4 u9 FDecision:
x2 E5 T* p: \ E1 p1) No, the notes 1 and 2 of clause 17 have to be considered.
& \* t8 N3 D+ R3 I) O2 `2) Yes, if between the winding and the protection device there is no possibility of a shortcircuit
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