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真爱如血 发表于 2012-9-4 09:08 / i) N5 A+ X$ g/ z7 J
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是这个吧:
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3.1.9 Replacement:
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operation of the appliance under the following conditions- Q% O6 f2 O! B* Y0 q
The appliance is operated without load at rated voltage and with controls intended to be
( L. B1 V) j( v+ Kadjusted by the user set at maximum until steady conditions are established. The appliance is
% K8 N! B. s6 |then loaded in appropriate steps, the supply voltage being maintained at its original value. For! V' Y. B2 w! `2 @8 Q, r
each step, steady conditions have to be established before increasing the load. This operation8 s5 t( ?) F% h" p2 {
is repeated until just before an overload release operates, or until the steady condition with$ [4 e( k; g v6 j3 L
the highest temperature has been attained.
" p$ M. M/ t- H2 a( K8 @8 k3 mNOTE 101 The load may be achieved by using an electrical or mechanical brake. {8 \! H: M. W' m; P- G+ x
Where it is not possible or is impractical to apply effectively an electrical or mechanical brake,
5 x& R$ [/ D! c9 Hthe load is 115 % of the input measured when the appliance is operated without load at rated
$ i( G- F9 E0 U6 |voltage and normal operating temperature, and with controls intended to be adjusted by the
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NOTE 102 Examples of such appliances are
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– slicers;; a7 D! E+ }( [! C; W. ?) F+ y
– peelers;
- D' J! U0 e+ a/ N3 }– coffee grinders;
, L, z( r- s- H; ]$ ]! M2 X7 n– machines used for washing and/or drying food;# }) X0 z. P+ F
– portioning machines. |
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