Hi!
¿Does anyone know the diference between the protection functions 50 and 50P. The same thing with 51 and 51P.?
Im not taking about 50/51N
In some projects I saw that engineers make diference between 50 and 50P
Thanks in advance
Martin
Actually I run ATP, but I´m not sure if the result is correct. The ATP "cut" the peaks of the current. I think that is incorect.
I attach a current graphic and a zoom where you can see how the peaks are cut.
thanks in advance
Martin...
Hello
I need to know how is the inrush current wave of a no loaded cable 1x150 mm² (300 MCM), 4.16 Kv, 29 Km (18 Mi), 60 Hz.
I undertand the first ones cicles have a high frequency, but i have not idea which is that freq.
Can anyone help me.
Sorry about my english
Thanks in advance
Martin
Hi!
I have a 110 KV cable of 320 miles. I have to do cross-bonding of the screen, but I dont know how many link boxes should I put.
Anyone can help me??
Sorry about my english
Thanks in advance
Martin
Thanks kiribanda
By I understand, the maximum potencial in not equal to zero.
"What is your electrical installation code in Argentina?"
If when you say "code" means "standard", In argentina we use IRAM standard that is extracted from the IEC.
Please teel me if this is ok for you
Sorry about...
Thanks to all of you!
I need the maxim allowed tension between the neutral (in the load) and the ground (in the load). Because I live in Argentina, I need the IEC standard values.
A TT system was well explained by "skogsgurra" and "ScottyUK".
So, if anyone knows the IEC Standard were I can find...
Thanks again Cuky2000.
The links posted above (cuky2000.250free.com.......) are your papers? Is it posible to have all pages of them? I think they are very interesting.
thanks
Martin
Actually, it´s not the same.
Like an aproximation, Zo = 4 R1 + j 2 X1, but it´s not exactly that. So I would like to know who can I calculate it.
Thanks anyway
Martin
Thanks aolalde!
I know wath you say, but the manufacturer dont want to give that information because it's their "know how".
That's why I was looking for another way to find that information.
Thanks again
Martin