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Electrical
- Jun 19, 2019
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Dear all.
I have few doubts regarding Insulation resistance testing...
- if we do IR test on current or voltage circuit which is completely connected (meaning CT/VT connections are done from the CT/VT and all up to the analog inputs of the protection relay) and if we do IR test with 500 V, is it dangerous for the analog inputs of the relay? Can it damage analog inputs? For example for ABB RED670 or Siemens 6MD86 relays
- if we do IR test on wire connection which are connected to the binary inputs or binary outputs of the protection relays with 500V, is it going to damage binay inputs/outputs?
- how can I find data for maximum allowed voltage for IR test for relays.
- should I disconnect all wires from relays before making IR test (for safety reasons)?
Thanks all
I have few doubts regarding Insulation resistance testing...
- if we do IR test on current or voltage circuit which is completely connected (meaning CT/VT connections are done from the CT/VT and all up to the analog inputs of the protection relay) and if we do IR test with 500 V, is it dangerous for the analog inputs of the relay? Can it damage analog inputs? For example for ABB RED670 or Siemens 6MD86 relays
- if we do IR test on wire connection which are connected to the binary inputs or binary outputs of the protection relays with 500V, is it going to damage binay inputs/outputs?
- how can I find data for maximum allowed voltage for IR test for relays.
- should I disconnect all wires from relays before making IR test (for safety reasons)?
Thanks all