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2 U; Y; a! {6 u6 [/ X+ CStandard(s):
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All editions
: \1 I1 W6 \. p- ^! GSubclause(s):
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PDSH k0 s3 L; ^0 b' D. G6 I( s4 @
1021 2010
4 `' \2 R m, f" O+ cCategory: SAFE Developed by: ETF5
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; @' ~" Y7 d3 v# V1 jSubject:$ l8 {/ D0 V/ y2 _3 s
Short circuit and overload7 s* F7 ?9 H9 y$ F; g* l" x
protection
) ~; ~7 i: O0 e3 wKey words:
# ~! V$ T; J6 p) J# g- Transformers, { a9 U1 i. {, S+ c* P% K( ]
- Steady state conditions
4 G! I2 u' o) i+ U4 e" g- Short circuit. ^+ a4 \& B7 Z L# H& D& j
To be approved at the 49th q V4 `( b/ z5 |6 Q6 c
CTL Plenary Meeting, in 20124 Z* c5 [8 v0 F$ v
Question:
5 k) i& I/ {6 b7 e" BInherently short-circuit proof transformers shall be tested by short-circuiting the output windings until
6 Z. ?: p' U" n& L4 _% R6 f% J( gsteady-state conditions are reached.! E, z6 M; I8 s# @
In the IEC 61558-1 “steady-state condition” is not explained. Referring to other standards for the meaning
+ {( u: q' o; T" ]of “steady-state conditions”. Or “thermal stability”. The thermal stability is the change of temperature of+ I% w/ j& V) u" `& }2 q
less than 1°C per hour. So the following questions arise:# e& `8 ` f& h! E/ Q. x( l+ |! v/ b. h
Is it correct to record the temperatures after one hour when temperatures didn’t change (more than 1°C/h)?
! B3 R4 L: W6 l) N. HHow shall an inherently short-circuit proof transformer be assessed when the above mentioned
' O, m3 c0 r8 H2 erequirements are fulfilled, but the transformer is damaged 6h, after reaching the steady state condition, in
8 q- g! [* `6 va way where safety will be impaired (the transformer bursts).4 d5 o( ^8 A3 X
Decision:
7 Y& n0 k! L; V3 A0 tYes. The transformer should not be accepted because the insulated materials are not corresponding to the
+ L1 ~5 N8 t+ `* hinsulation class of the transformer.6 Y/ @# {; R: U/ j
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