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220KV Blast

11/16/2012 9:47 AM

220KV PT blasted both are in Y-phase after then shifted to OEM, at factory dry with satnd test of one PT as failed, will this test fail cause of PT blast
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Re: 220KV Blast

11/16/2012 9:52 AM

Ask the OEM. He knows his product better than you or me.
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Re: 220KV Blast

11/16/2012 10:29 AM

Please make any questions intelligible first.

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Re: 220KV Blast

11/16/2012 12:17 PM

Tried my gibberish translator on it, it gave up.

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Re: 220KV Blast

11/16/2012 3:32 PM

This is a PT Blaster. Is that it???? Doesn't look like the 220KV model though. That one has a headlight.

Oh, the OEM is Flexible Flyer
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Re: 220KV Blast

11/17/2012 12:10 AM

Does it use one runner per phase?

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Re: 220KV Blast

11/17/2012 3:19 AM

Was the PT single stage or cascade design. If the both the pts have blasted, then both should fail in any HV test. If you can specify the make and installation site i can throw more light.
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Re: 220KV Blast

11/17/2012 7:33 AM

It is clear from the question that more than one PT is there.I agree that PTs will fail in HV test as they blasted.
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Re: 220KV Blast

11/19/2012 3:31 AM

So am I.
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