Protecting Network Transformers
Protecting Network Transformers
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How are mesh and spot network transformers normally protected? I am very confused.
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Protecting Network Transformers
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RE: Protecting Network Transformers
RE: Protecting Network Transformers
In so far this is the setup: Units have a network protector on the low side, however the high side only comes with a 3 position disconnect mounted to the back of the unit: closed, open and ground. The plans call for having the MV disconnect supply tap directly into EPR feeder cable from the supply substation breaker which also supplies a dozen other transformers around the network in different vaults. The same holds true for other feeders in service.
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