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# d2 X7 K- t; D* h& P6 ]6 a. iStandard(s): IEC 61558-1/2005 No. Year
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' |2 a2 C& O2 ~- A; L0 @( G0709% x9 M' x" B4 u( n; I% Z: }
2008. d N( m% S, R( M
Category: SAFE
# X4 R8 ^9 B1 d% b7 G$ z; i( l) V' eSubclause(s): 15.27 a8 h5 i; }3 e
Developed by: ETF5; s3 i- A' G8 P8 ^
OSM/LUM
+ @& k" B; C. _- N- T% J( ISubject: Short circuit and6 p: f! g2 s! M: D/ m
overload protection
0 V0 t; y3 s% F8 N3 P% @- OKey words:* {- t6 `- c ?* H2 m
- Transformers5 N/ B' D3 D$ C2 [7 V. E
- Steady state conditions. r/ M4 H6 E! s* w
- Short circuit/ I$ w1 E: k5 O l( l9 l$ w% d
Decision approved at the
l6 c- o1 e- ]/ d$ s; L! n46th CTL Plenary Meeting," E. f# V) c- F' F+ m6 m
in 2009
, E# R; w: r- d6 p: hQuestion:
4 ?. m& h& W( jInherently short-circuit proof transformers shall be tested by short-circuiting the output windings until) v/ a* D4 r* A' I1 n
steady-state conditions are reached.5 j$ N# Q1 x( g
In IEC 61558-1 “steady-state condition” is not explained. Referring to other standards the meaning of* A; c- w0 g9 R' ]# ?, y+ J
“steady-state conditions” or “thermal stability” is that the change of temperature is less than 1°C per hour.
' ^5 S; k# K; N9 E; t7 H+ USo following questions arise:
7 s: u1 i' Z4 \! s9 y1) Is it correct to record the temperatures after one hour when temperatures did not change (more
0 w3 I% J/ a; O* E1 ]than 1°C/h)?
4 I1 \- O4 U' k7 }- U2) How shall an inherently short-circuit proof transformer be assessed when the above mentioned
( E8 ]0 r- P' l/ X+ T9 Wrequirements are fulfilled, but it is damaged 6h after reaching the steady state condition in a way
8 i& P5 ?; k H$ e% uwhere safety will be impaired (the transformer bursts).
% A9 \/ a1 K7 |: N1 X% jDecision:7 z+ Y7 W$ C% f5 c, u6 M
1) Yes.; s% q8 E+ @3 m1 A& W, u, R7 u/ F& [
2) The transformer should not be accepted.: y. Q' f0 m l+ p
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