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| DSH 513
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. _" |4 r+ s' L& [, } | Overload protection of transformers and associated circuits4 D: t [& c6 g, x0 s& [
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| 60335-1(ed.3)
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/ s7 J/ Y# K# Z: t2 d$ N% MQuestion:+ g9 F9 |# b% i% O
1) In case of transformer mounted on an appliance, shall the short-circuit on the secondary
3 P; ], D4 I9 L- ^& A2 @winding always be carried out, if the transformer is not in compliance with specific standard6 P- O! h6 L: g2 \% C
(e.g. IEC 60742)?/ D$ \: I6 E) v; X
2) If on the secondary winding a protection device like a fuse-link is connected, is it correct9 Y4 s# w2 k: ?# v
to introduce the short-circuit after the protection device?, {. }- ~4 [3 S
Rationale:
6 G4 h- j: ^' x, h1 F+ x8 wSee question.
% X, i; O) `- i& [ D! UDecision:+ i0 B4 w. l1 ]9 t5 {
1) No, the notes 1 and 2 of clause 17 have to be considered.
* t# L( J+ }: D. e3 `" _2) Yes, if between the winding and the protection device there is no possibility of a shortcircuit
2 s# C7 C. Q! K% g5 a* A2 y: Vto occur. Q4 W2 K& N' K3 N6 ]" X4 B- C
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