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5 J* a9 X) y# ?Standard(s)-(year and edition):
" T, ~ s9 w' Z4 }4 o1 HIEC 60065 (1998) 6th Ed
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Transformer overload2 X2 k7 a5 M A% L+ f# ^0 P6 y- l
Key words:# R. x f: j7 M/ D" l. _ j5 [* l
FAULT CONDITIONS
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Question:% ?# W2 ^+ c$ @# _0 {" M+ {) }
The standard does not specify a transformer overload test, as there is, , for example, in IEC 60950.,9 U3 K2 |, \7 K9 f
If it is obvious, based on engineering judgment of the technical design of the product, that
0 U* V8 ]$ j8 L9 jdue to a single fault condition (e.g. component failures, short circuit of functional insulation)9 ?2 t5 _( {6 q/ `, V7 B) t" m
an overload situation on a transformer is likely to occur, which approach should be3 n- @* H9 s: A& @1 X$ y1 W2 O
followed?
$ f: ^2 C0 }' t7 C+ `% v% z1 u1) The actual overload on the transformer shall be performed, taking into account the 'characteristics' of
; b* V" U# E! s8 @# m7 feventual protective devices.
* T) c' i) O9 F* m# _" f6 }2) All possible single fault conditions shall be performed. For those situations where the protective) P, e8 J1 r+ x! Y* J( k1 ?
device reacts, the current through the protector shall be measured and the characteristic of the% q5 Y1 ~) B+ l* }
protector shall be taken into account.
7 j1 c# z8 Z7 m3) No overload condition shall be created, since the standard does not specify this in wording.3 U) |2 {$ l! A2 b# k) R
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Following the standard option 2 from above has to be used.
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