Medium Voltage technical guide - Schneider Electric
Medium Voltage technical guide - Schneider Electric
Medium Voltage technical guide - Schneider Electric
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Design rules Busbar calculation<br />
AMTED300014EN.indd<br />
DE59010<br />
Temperature rise<br />
Taken from table 3 of standard IEC 62271-1 common specifications.<br />
Type of device, of material<br />
and of dielectric<br />
(Refer to points 1, 2 and 3)<br />
Temperature<br />
θ (°C)<br />
Bolt connected or equivalent devices (Refer to point 4)<br />
Bare copper, bare copper alloy or aluminium alloy<br />
In air 90 50<br />
In SF6 * 105 65<br />
In oil 100 60<br />
Silver or nickel coated<br />
In air 115 75<br />
In SF6 115 75<br />
In oil 100 60<br />
Tin-coated<br />
In air 105 65<br />
In SF6 105 65<br />
In oil 100 60<br />
* SF6 (sulphur hexafluoride)<br />
(θ - θn)<br />
with θn = 40°C<br />
Point 1 According to its function, the same part may belong to several<br />
categories as listed in table 3.<br />
Point 2 For vacuum switching devices, the values of temperature and<br />
temperature-rise limits are not applicable for parts in vacuum.<br />
The remaining parts shall not exceed the values of temperature<br />
and temperature-rise given in table 3.<br />
Point 3 Care shall be taken to ensure that no damage is caused to<br />
the surrounding insulation materials.<br />
Point 4 When engaging parts having different coatings or one part is<br />
of bare material, the permissible temperature and temperaturerises<br />
shall be:<br />
a) For contacts, those of the surface material having the lowest<br />
value permitted in item 1 of table 3.<br />
b) For connections, those of the surface material having<br />
the highest value permitted in item 2 of table 3.<br />
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