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2 I9 l7 R* S% p3 s+ r! E) D# eStandard(s): IEC 61558-1/2005 No. Year' r2 J+ T0 v: n" G) }; f- @
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0709
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Category: SAFE7 P# o" ?) S* A
Subclause(s): 15.2
" }( @; f1 D, lDeveloped by: ETF5
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Subject: Short circuit and; i1 z/ e# U& J0 C" r& J# ]4 C. l
overload protection
: J$ p4 f& ?+ wKey words:
" `* D2 p2 y2 ?7 h/ e0 V- Transformers
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- Short circuit$ V4 h4 g$ ]! d7 | S0 U# a. t" f6 D
Decision approved at the! q a, c" B( D _' a* J" n
46th CTL Plenary Meeting,0 P" j" W q7 C- G# I F
in 2009$ J! U" H( Z1 t$ |3 G
Question:5 x- B! T8 N6 f8 H
Inherently short-circuit proof transformers shall be tested by short-circuiting the output windings until) H+ c) d0 \* K
steady-state conditions are reached.
M; g$ S0 n9 U$ M3 M0 QIn IEC 61558-1 “steady-state condition” is not explained. Referring to other standards the meaning of
9 v5 {0 Q3 V3 N; @0 w“steady-state conditions” or “thermal stability” is that the change of temperature is less than 1°C per hour.7 Q' Y# a1 E5 a3 U# Z9 K! V
So following questions arise:) o0 `2 O4 E9 x0 N7 c1 m# l; |# S
1) Is it correct to record the temperatures after one hour when temperatures did not change (more
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2) How shall an inherently short-circuit proof transformer be assessed when the above mentioned
/ b9 l y6 ]5 ? J ]$ I; r/ Prequirements are fulfilled, but it is damaged 6h after reaching the steady state condition in a way
. a" g; r, o' n% w+ @where safety will be impaired (the transformer bursts).
) a- v3 k1 H3 v/ T- L+ F( rDecision:* ~! C- Y6 d) w( Q9 j
1) Yes.. Y, x8 J4 b' J b
2) The transformer should not be accepted.( X1 U5 x" U# I+ t" s3 J
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