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ashoktoshniwal
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IEC Standard for Battery Chargers for Power Plants

09/12/2010 11:12 AM

Is there an IEC standard for battery chargers for installation in a power plant or substation. Nominal system voltage is 110 V or 220 V DC and equipment operates on 415 V 3 Ph. 3/4 wire AC. Rectification topology is 6 pulse SCR controlled, followed by a filter choke & capacitor with bleeder resistor.

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Ashok Toshniwal, Bangalore, India.
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Re: IEC Standard for Battery Chargers for Power Plants

09/12/2010 12:25 PM

OK, where is the complete charger schematic ?
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Re: IEC Standard for Battery Chargers for Power Plants

09/12/2010 12:27 PM

What is the charger output voltage and current and the schematic.
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KJK/USA
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Re: IEC Standard for Battery Chargers for Power Plants

09/13/2010 1:28 PM

Try Google "IEC standard for power plant battery chargers".

It looks like there is some useful reference material.

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