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sauravbabu
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Metal Clad Switchgear

09/05/2011 6:42 AM

i have read that there is difference between metal-clad switchgear, station-type cubicle switchgear and in-line isolated phase bus breaker.

could sb pls explain?

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#2
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Re: Metal clad switchgear.

09/05/2011 7:03 AM

well, this i did, but could not find exact one..........!!

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Re: Metal clad switchgear.

09/05/2011 7:48 AM

So what do you want to know?
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Re: Metal clad switchgear.

09/05/2011 11:21 AM

Give up! It's the path of least resistance.

He wants all the answers given to him with no research on his part.
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sauravbabu
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Re: Metal clad switchgear.

09/06/2011 12:23 AM

Enclosure for generator circuit breaker.

1. metal-clad switchgear upto 45 MVA for generator breaker, for 11 kV gen voltage

2. station type cubicle switchgear 45 MVA to 140 MVA for generator breaker.

3. But with isolated phase bus, in-line isolated phase bus breaker is used?

Could sb explain with suitable pics?

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Re: Metal clad switchgear.

09/06/2011 8:42 AM

I doubt it because people can't understand your question
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