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+ w* l# U" a2 [' @Standard(s)-(year and edition):* ^/ _8 p* t, B6 ?
IEC 60065 (1998) 6th Ed( N2 U, O/ R3 ]7 [- ] c( q# E
Sub clause(s):
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DSH-541" w5 }: J4 o2 m
Subject:
# X R: m7 J. d8 }Transformer overload
4 W+ W+ \( a( f6 ^9 Q xKey words:
P/ }, j* P2 r V0 g6 iFAULT CONDITIONS
2 W9 x# [* z" \/ R& qDecision of:
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Question:
! d, r* x2 I+ ~3 b8 ZThe standard does not specify a transformer overload test, as there is, , for example, in IEC 60950.,
( m w+ y; G+ K3 d4 f8 iIf it is obvious, based on engineering judgment of the technical design of the product, that
& F$ R: k, l, o1 d3 g* v+ Ldue to a single fault condition (e.g. component failures, short circuit of functional insulation)2 e7 v3 q# I5 R2 m
an overload situation on a transformer is likely to occur, which approach should be' X! G; |# [; Z' S( y
followed?
' r2 i) D( n; A) G8 |# P1) The actual overload on the transformer shall be performed, taking into account the 'characteristics' of
$ R1 X- k6 G0 y% geventual protective devices.' o- {, ~. E& k9 c1 E7 k
2) All possible single fault conditions shall be performed. For those situations where the protective
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protector shall be taken into account.' c& @1 w# l: C8 X6 w9 p& C4 O2 _
3) No overload condition shall be created, since the standard does not specify this in wording.
g5 j9 d0 f6 _6 N, n( D9 D n4) Other possibilities.! `6 d9 c. ?8 I, r! R3 T8 i
Decision:- h: o4 j1 ?. f8 t+ o" E% T }
Following the standard option 2 from above has to be used.
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