Standards for Creepage Distance

Dear Sir,

The creepage distance is chosen depending on the environment where you use the equipment. It in terms of mm/kV. For ex. it may be 25mm/kV or 31 mm/kV.

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N.Suresh

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Dear Mr Thomas,

Please refer IEC 60664, it contains good information on creepage distance.

Thanks.

Dear all,

There is quite a lot of information about creepage distances (usually upto 1kV) on the net and in related standards and books. However, it seems as if there is not any information on the minimum distances and depths of the ribs on an insulator. I will really appreciate it if you can share some information or at least point a reference to this issue for medium voltages.

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