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Neutral Earthing for K-Rated Transformer

09/25/2012 2:58 AM

what is the procedure to do neutral earthing for k-rated transformer?

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Re: Neutral Earthing for k-rated transformer

09/25/2012 3:03 AM

Follow the instructions in the manufacturer's Owner's Manual.

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Re: Neutral Earthing for k-rated transformer

09/25/2012 5:16 AM

You are required to double the cross section area, of the neutral conductor, for a K-rated transformer.

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Re: Neutral Earthing for k-rated transformer

09/25/2012 6:00 AM

The neutral conductor must equal the phase conductor size.

The neutral earth connection must be calculated to match the maximum earth fault current, which in effect is the same as a normally rated transformer.

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