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Standard(s): IEC 61558-1/2005 No. Year
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0709
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# O0 k( z; W/ LCategory: SAFE: d7 I- S' R+ F/ G! m% N
Subclause(s): 15.2
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Subject: Short circuit and4 D, C) {8 @$ a
overload protection
( ^6 e) R& M. _3 iKey words:: I& A2 X9 Q$ D, q
- Transformers" G ?8 w+ g; R6 T! y! V7 O O
- Steady state conditions% i% \( B7 _0 v. C
- Short circuit2 X" K" T2 ^, c; w/ g h
Decision approved at the
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in 2009" O3 g+ H; i' a1 l" i5 a5 E& M
Question:
+ x( {, \: d( g$ e) M& n+ FInherently short-circuit proof transformers shall be tested by short-circuiting the output windings until: f! v3 J) G2 a9 A4 C. m# H
steady-state conditions are reached.
2 k/ w3 m+ E$ G. uIn IEC 61558-1 “steady-state condition” is not explained. Referring to other standards the meaning of
$ H. }: c4 o( ?- P“steady-state conditions” or “thermal stability” is that the change of temperature is less than 1°C per hour.6 A, q2 s5 I' o; Q6 }+ J2 W
So following questions arise:
- m* n0 D" \5 C1 e) w+ v1) Is it correct to record the temperatures after one hour when temperatures did not change (more1 | `$ l' |, c2 g; q
than 1°C/h)?$ f) _) O& d( I
2) How shall an inherently short-circuit proof transformer be assessed when the above mentioned
* g8 z' E8 i' |, P, J% t& Frequirements are fulfilled, but it is damaged 6h after reaching the steady state condition in a way; c9 N }9 u" Z5 H L5 T$ o
where safety will be impaired (the transformer bursts).
8 p: p! Y- q' h. u, \* w, u0 L JDecision:
$ m, g @8 `( G1) Yes.
, [- ^1 S# ~# g9 ~" s w2) The transformer should not be accepted.
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