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Question:
' k+ N/ O$ n* {. j. J1) In case of transformer mounted on an appliance, shall the short-circuit on the secondary
! M4 d7 v0 G7 B3 D) z% hwinding always be carried out, if the transformer is not in compliance with specific standard
2 ?3 i% W% z" j, Y! G. X(e.g. IEC 60742)?
- Y4 d" ~! C9 D, [2) If on the secondary winding a protection device like a fuse-link is connected, is it correct
/ x/ [2 X9 m. g6 ?+ {0 i2 dto introduce the short-circuit after the protection device?8 P* B% Y% O2 V( U# h
Rationale:
# x: j- L2 ?: P* S5 F) {' bSee question.
. G( I/ w" I/ C$ \+ n2 ~Decision:
, C6 U0 L5 m4 s: E; m1) No, the notes 1 and 2 of clause 17 have to be considered.9 E, V$ S4 J; t& H1 _# q5 w/ ^$ [
2) Yes, if between the winding and the protection device there is no possibility of a shortcircuit
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