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mdrashid
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PCC / MCC

01/16/2010 11:47 AM

Hi,

I would likr to know what are the different components used in a PCC and MCC.

Can somebody please help me out in this.

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Re: PCC / MCC

01/16/2010 11:54 AM

From Yahoo Answers:

The names fairly well explain them.

An MCC is a number of individual motor starters all powered from the same mains . There are a few types of enclosures (forms), the most popular being form 4 where each starter is contained in its own cubicle (bucket) and withdrawable. Each bucket connected by a network of bus bars. An MCC may also contain power feeders (breakers), which is what a PCC is. The PCC would not usually contain any motor starters and would be purely power distribution.
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Re: PCC / MCC

01/17/2010 10:40 AM

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