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Medium Voltage Application Guide
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CONTENTS 4 Switchgear .............
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INTRODUCTION 1 Introduction This re
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03340.B Current Torque MOTORS magne
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Torque Current MOTORS Typical start
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03340.B Current Torque MOTORS 2.2 M
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13190.A Current Torque 13193.A Curr
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MOTORS How does soft start compare
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MOTORS Soft starters Electronic sof
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MOTORS Bypassed VFD installation 1
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13473.A SOFT STARTERS Open loop sof
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SOFT STARTERS 3.2 Benefits Electric
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13490.A 13489.A SOFT STARTERS Snubb
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SOFT STARTERS Enclosed soft starter
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12996.A SOFT STARTERS Local control
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SOFT STARTERS Key Features MVS soft
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SOFT STARTERS Vibration ...........
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SOFT STARTERS MVX Soft Starter Over
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SOFT STARTERS General Technical Dat
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11083.B 11082.B SOFT STARTERS Power
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13015.A 13013.A SOFT STARTERS Soft
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SOFT STARTERS Predictive Maintenanc
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SOFT STARTERS Medium voltage starte
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STAR T STO P RESET INPU TA INPU T B
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Ready R un Trip Local 11081.C SOFT
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13522.A 13521.A 13513.A SOFT STARTE
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09593.A Current SOFT STARTERS AC53
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09678.B Current Torque (% motor ful
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13634.A 13633.A Current (%FLC) Torq
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SOFT STARTERS Example Calculate the
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SOFT STARTERS Operating Sequence NO
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13530.A SOFT STARTERS Typical multi
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SOFT STARTERS AuCom multi-motor sta
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13531.A SOFT STARTERS Slip ring mot
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SOFT STARTERS 3.8 Common standards
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11158.A SWITCHGEAR 4.1 Switchgear C
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SWITCHGEAR ANSI-defined switchgear
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11165.A 11163.A SWITCHGEAR 4.2 Stan
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11169.A 11166.A SWITCHGEAR Bus Coup
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11174.A 11173.A SWITCHGEAR Metering
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SWITCHGEAR Design Busbar system des
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SWITCHGEAR Resonant frequency The b
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SWITCHGEAR Interlock scheme 1: Two
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SWITCHGEAR Causes of internal arc T
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13716.A Current 13680.A SWITCHGEAR
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11163.A SWITCHGEAR When a withdrawa
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13720.A Percentage DC component SWI
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13722.A Voltage SWITCHGEAR Transien
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13681.A SWITCHGEAR Medium Voltage C
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13684.A Maximum cut-off current (kA
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13688.A 13689.A 13691.A 13690.A 136
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SWITCHGEAR IEC Ratings Disconnector
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Pre-arcing time (seconds or minutes
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SWITCHGEAR Nominal current, In (A)
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13745.A Fuse rating (A) 13697.A Fus
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SWITCHGEAR Current Transformers A c
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Flux () SWITCHGEAR Exercises 1. A C
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SWITCHGEAR Class type Use a meterin
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SWITCHGEAR Exercise 2: Protection C
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SWITCHGEAR NEMA/IEEE Ratings These
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13752.A SWITCHGEAR flux). The secon
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13761.A 13760.A 13758.A 13759.A SWI
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13754.A SWITCHGEAR Distance This pr
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Incomer feeder panel Transformer Mo
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SWITCHGEAR Many manufacturers use a
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