IEEE DRAFT C57.12.44 : D2.1 2005
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REQUIREMENTS FOR SECONDARY NETWORK PROTECTORS
17-10-2023
12-01-2013
1 Overview
1.1 Scope
1.2 Purpose
1.3 Word usage
2 References
3 Definitions
4 Service conditions
4.1 Usual service conditions
4.2 Unusual service conditions
5 Design tests
5.1 Continuous current thermal test
5.2 Electrical tests
5.3 Mechanical endurance test
6 Production tests
6.1 Operational tests
6.2 Dielectric tests
6.3 Insulation resistance tests
6.4 Current path resistance tests
6.5 Mechanical tests
7 Relay characteristics
7.1 General
7.2 Automatic close functions
7.3 Automatic trip functions
7.4 Tripping adjustment
8 Fuses and fuse mountings
8.1 Fuse provisions
8.2 Functional performance specifications
8.3 Fuse types
9 Rating requirements
9.1 Nameplates
9.2 Interrupting rating
9.3 AC voltage ratings
9.4 Dielectric test voltage
9.5 Control voltage
9.6 Closing voltage
9.7 Tripping currents
10 Mechanical performance specifications
10.1 Submersible type
10.2 Nonsubmersible type
10.3 Open frame type
10.4 Mounting application
10.5 General requirements
10.6 Finish
11 Other requirements
11.1 Submersible enclosure
11.2 Nonsubmersible enclosure
11.3 Open frame enclosure
11.4 Mounting configurations
11.5 Network-side terminations
Annex A - Classification of insulating materials
Annex B - Network fuse application
Annex C - Pumping
Annex D - The unprotected zone in network protectors
Annex E - Contact surface oxidation
Annex F - Reverse current sensitivity
Annex G - Network protector enclosures
Annex H - Bibliography
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