EEA – Presentation PDF: Electrical Energetics Grid Impedances, Short Circuit Currents and Automatic Trip-Out Ability

EEA – Presentation PDF: Electrical Energetics Grid Impedances, Short Circuit Currents and Automatic Trip-Out Ability

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EEA: Electrical Energetics Grid Impedances, Short Circuit Currents and Automatic Trip-Out Ability (ADK: D-5/909) – Presentation PDF on 40 + pages The acquired knowledge on assuring of safety conditions and protection against electrical shock by evaluating of automatic tripout ability and tripout time. Grid Z impedances, Ipsc and Ipfc with HOT factors used in calculations to protect transformers and built-in equipment in case of overheating. Several procedures and measuring methods are explained for maintenance in safe manner when work energized.

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    Practical Knowledge with Measuring Methods and Procedures

     Inspections, Tests & Measurements

    • Visual inspection
    • Automatic tripout ability
    • Continuity and equalization testing
    • dR High-Current earth bonding testing
    • Ground integrity with High-Current method
    • Partial grounding by additional flex clamp method
    • Partial impedances of joints on live lines
    • Short-circuit current avilable
    • Short-circuit current minimum and hot factor evaluated
    • Short-circuit current maximum
    • Fault / contact / touch voltage evaluated
    • Z / Isc / Fuse protection evaluation
    • ELR relay tripout testing
    • Insulation resistance measurement
    • Functional checking
    • Power quality evaluation

    Evaluation of Results

    • Find the PASS / FAIL / LIMIT values
    • Compare results to the limit
    • Bring the decision

    Act and Inform Appropriately

    • Report the results
    • Mark the equipment accordingly
    • Enabling of further use when PASS
    • Rejecting the usage when FAIL
    • Inform and transfer the responsibility

    Troubleshooting and Maintenance

    • Evaluate results, predict maintenance
    • Find faults and potential dangerous