Please send me some links, documentation with MV measurement . I am kind of confused when i see 2 ct-s, 3 ct-s, with 2 secondaries, 3 secondaries. Or 2 VT-s, 3 VT-s , in star, delta, etc...
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Well, relay coils in parallel, or voltage monitoring after fuse does not indicate if fuse have melted. It indicates voltage absence, as well.
I found some solutions at Siba, Bussman- simple switches, and Jean Mueller- electronic relay...
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There are 2 models needed:
1: for 3 HRC fuses 40-100 A. Fuse monitor has 1 NO+1 NC contact, used in control.
400 V AC.
2. for 220 VDC fuse, 6 A, to protect control voltage in LV switchboard drawers. Fuse must be small, for example bottle type.
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Can you give me some technical description of fuse supervision -(some relay or other method to monitorize fuse melting)?
Also some models and manufacturers?
Thanks.
Waross, you said: "The neutral must be free of intentional grounds between the neutral CT and the load. "
No. Those groundings are all intentional.
Those grounds are the problem, and the normal current(not fault current) will have the shown path in my drawing, i believe! So, the earth fault...
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For a multiple earthed network(the neutral wire is earthed at the powerhouse, at the point of supply to each consumer and at other points along the line between powerhouse and consumer), I have to use 3 p ACB, that's clear.
But designer wants Ground fault. And CT on neutral.
I know ground...
I do not think there is a Standard that shows as mandatory using 5 wire cables(or 3 wire in case of 1phase loads).
You can use 3p+N cables, and connect PE from grounding system of building, with steel band.
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Does anyone know what is the short time withstand current of the bars fed by 2, 3, or 4 transformers, let's say 630 KVA Uk=6%?
If the Icw(1 sec)= 15 KA for bars fed by 1 transformer, for 2 transformers Icw(1 sec)= 2x15KA , for 3 transformers is 3x 15=45 KA?
Is this the rule?
Thanks.
Back to topic:
So:
There is no method to find which one is A?
Just to trace the phases all way back to generator.
And more: it doesn't matter which one is A. If u have to connect 2 circuits, just to be sure that there is no phase difference between them.
I have found something, but it is too...
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I am disputing with a colleague:
I say : Phase "A" exists. every 3-phase system has a phase "A"
He says: Phase "A" is random. Important is just the rotation ABC, or BAC. You cant determine which is A.
I believe: every circuit has a phase A, that can be measured, and labeled as A.
If there...