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Standard(s)-(year and edition):
; Q2 \3 h1 U. LIEC 60065 (1998) 6th Ed
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Dec. No.; m6 c2 P) I- f( @' c0 u) f
DSH-541
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Transformer overload% k, d5 O( D) f7 `# n# R+ O, {+ D
Key words:( U; L3 g& b' T9 |. Y7 x
FAULT CONDITIONS, O' Z! m5 L0 N u$ \- Y/ v
Decision of:' e7 m) l6 a; C2 m3 ~& _" k
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Question:
: |) @% c0 }6 cThe standard does not specify a transformer overload test, as there is, , for example, in IEC 60950.," m( w0 _/ i3 p8 b4 M
If it is obvious, based on engineering judgment of the technical design of the product, that* L. _1 Q, Y( G B
due to a single fault condition (e.g. component failures, short circuit of functional insulation). d7 @5 S0 y0 {! c; K
an overload situation on a transformer is likely to occur, which approach should be, J5 c, H) U# b: H
followed?8 A( L0 \. S0 e. A0 ]- I, F# ?
1) The actual overload on the transformer shall be performed, taking into account the 'characteristics' of% ]2 t, ]- _" A% N, E
eventual protective devices.
: F! K$ A0 W: e$ I2) All possible single fault conditions shall be performed. For those situations where the protective
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protector shall be taken into account.2 A Z6 t* _# [; l
3) No overload condition shall be created, since the standard does not specify this in wording.8 _7 q R7 U& i7 I5 k, H) _
4) Other possibilities.
$ U. F5 T" |! L0 Q- W. hDecision:
7 O# {' B( c4 j4 O+ }. T# LFollowing the standard option 2 from above has to be used.
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