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Overcurrent Protection

11/02/2006 2:23 AM

Is there any way to calculate the setting of an overcurrent protection for an 6kV switchgear incomer?

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Re: Overcurrent Protection

11/02/2006 9:20 PM

Your condition is not plenty. none can reply it! pls complete it. I hope to help you on it.

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Re: Overcurrent Protection

11/03/2006 2:32 AM

Please clarify what are the additional information that you need? I am looking for general guidelines.

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Re: Overcurrent Protection

11/04/2006 12:28 AM

You need to show the Single Line diagram to know the load distribution below. To put it broadly you would first require the total load this feeder feeds. Also are there large size motors etc. After a simple load claulation you need to then co-ordinate with other protection downstream and upstream to set this overlaod protection.It is a wee bit long story! Btw check NEC for guidelines to set overload protection for MCCs based on motor loads.

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Re: Overcurrent Protection

11/03/2006 9:07 PM

for esxample, what is the power? at least you should point out this! and whats load

you can contact with

info@ndt.cn

as well

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