Fielf failure Protection 3

[Testcomengineers]

Did anyone have Manual/Write up on YCGF11(Field failure Relay)???pls forward

 

[ScottyUK]

I think I recognise that as an old GEC part number. If so then speak to Areva at the St. Leonard's Works in Stafford, England. They have datasheets for virtually all the old relays.


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[ScottyUK]

Ok, after a bit more digging it's an old English Electric design, so it pre-dates GEC and AEI. English Electric were absorbed into GEC along with Metro-Vick and BTH. The archive at St. Leonards is definitely your best shot at finding a manual for something this old.


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[defreitas]

There is goes, mate...

Hope you enjoy it...

Those manuals r worth their pages in gold... heheheh

Let us know if you need a hand on how to test them...

Dan de Freitas

Lifelong learning is the way to the future...

 

[ScottyUK]

Dan,

Many thanks - that's gone in my archive. Ain't got any gold but hope a little pink star will be adequate recompense.


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[waross]

Thanks for the information Dan.
Yours
Bill

Bill
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Jimmy Carter

 

[defreitas]

Thx guys, I have been "collecting" relay manuals for about 3 years now, they have made my life so much easier when testing them...

Enjoy it...

Dan de Freitas

Lifelong learning is the way to the future...

 

[ScottyUK]

I guess you're already familiar with

http://www.electricalmanuals.net/index.php?/Manuals/Protective-Relays/

but in case you're not, it has a fair number of relay manuals available.


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[defreitas]

Star for you Scotty...

What a champ...

Dan de Freitas