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T+ ] C5 \1 R; J5 {; V' Z | Transformer overload3 a I9 q/ h$ Q! `# d: F
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Standard(s)-(year and edition):3 t" Z/ @1 U0 v" Z
IEC 60065 (1998) 6th Ed/ N; `5 N9 c% Y
Sub clause(s):- L& l0 F6 |& z7 l( B" e$ W+ b
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Dec. No.
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Subject:' i q7 u8 X6 R2 M
Transformer overload
/ N3 x; F; Y/ F8 d, g6 S" j L- W: H, rKey words:0 u" \6 U9 m7 m3 ]6 ^4 l6 `0 G
FAULT CONDITIONS; T3 v% {" w' ]2 Q
Decision of:
- d- q- a) x" v' i0 y40th CTL meeting /2003
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. S' `" N5 U; Y# o; P* S9 ]% M1 LThe standard does not specify a transformer overload test, as there is, , for example, in IEC 60950.,' t( B4 y& x! R
If it is obvious, based on engineering judgment of the technical design of the product, that# H2 w' k' A" H8 s0 [
due to a single fault condition (e.g. component failures, short circuit of functional insulation)
2 b0 v9 F! [6 r" ran overload situation on a transformer is likely to occur, which approach should be
- S* D, H7 l' q8 Hfollowed?5 ?! y% E( L" F) O. z. d
1) The actual overload on the transformer shall be performed, taking into account the 'characteristics' of0 x7 G& a3 u# ?5 O5 P1 [: p
eventual protective devices.
+ R9 J8 k" b) g/ ]- c2) All possible single fault conditions shall be performed. For those situations where the protective
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protector shall be taken into account.
/ A; Y8 O& X3 W" P* Z3) No overload condition shall be created, since the standard does not specify this in wording.- f L7 I3 _% Q
4) Other possibilities.
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Following the standard option 2 from above has to be used.$ t; g" N/ o$ V. m2 U
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