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| PDSH 1021
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/ W7 g) l7 {+ ~9 Z | Short circuit and overload protection- @: r: z/ H1 r: m2 `/ r* h' O
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1 u$ s" @( D8 c, f: s# u* j, [: d | 61558-1(ed.1);am1 & 61558-1(ed.2);am1% _; \8 C2 z, }. F5 t! V
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Standard(s):1 P# Q6 |4 \2 b+ n' ~+ ?5 X
IEC 61558-11 y( Q" Z$ \5 P
All editions( j8 z. b) Q! c% U3 I6 u7 a' H
Subclause(s):
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No. Year
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; L6 N7 J+ j1 J! L# q( P' ], P1021 20108 Z. J% v6 J5 I/ U8 d
Category: SAFE Developed by: ETF5# M0 }3 @5 f0 O
OSM/LUM
% a* [7 J# o8 ^8 F6 mSubject:
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Key words:
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- Steady state conditions
5 T; w+ x% E, G3 Q; r4 Y- Short circuit
) T: K! J( F* v. Z% Q0 Y& ?8 `To be approved at the 49th
& W/ c% ` K3 T* C% ^5 P; y8 i# KCTL Plenary Meeting, in 2012 M+ g/ m6 r8 w0 \& I& o& Q
Question:8 }& w0 e8 M! a ]- M/ F; r' _2 g4 |
Inherently short-circuit proof transformers shall be tested by short-circuiting the output windings until* h3 T5 J) ]; M- M
steady-state conditions are reached.
- |/ w2 U9 v E) EIn the IEC 61558-1 “steady-state condition” is not explained. Referring to other standards for the meaning
; X( A7 d% L( q2 W6 Cof “steady-state conditions”. Or “thermal stability”. The thermal stability is the change of temperature of( S9 f0 D% y/ G
less than 1°C per hour. So the following questions arise:
8 A+ ?$ D+ O' W/ m. X9 kIs it correct to record the temperatures after one hour when temperatures didn’t change (more than 1°C/h)?
) Y9 e" u1 p. r' Z+ w) k( SHow shall an inherently short-circuit proof transformer be assessed when the above mentioned @2 `0 n( G7 W6 N8 e @6 g
requirements are fulfilled, but the transformer is damaged 6h, after reaching the steady state condition, in
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Decision:& y: Q" B% w' k( g2 B
Yes. The transformer should not be accepted because the insulated materials are not corresponding to the
- y7 l7 `9 R# W( Y' ^5 yinsulation class of the transformer.) Q1 O% j; t/ p9 h% {7 r7 R' z1 t
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