Electrical Equipment Protection
As an electrical engineer, Electrical Protection is one of your main concern and also a priority for an effective installation.
Let's focus on 3 articles dealing with protection published in the blog this month...
Read about electrical protection following 3 contexts:
1. Domestic electrical wiring: protection schemes & standards
2. Protection of generators
3. Electrical system protection mechanisms
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A CAD engineer at Kromberg & Schubert also working part time as a freelance Electrical applications engineer.
From Bitola, Republic of Macedonia.
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Deadly mistakes when working with switchgear |
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In this article, some of the popular deadly mistakes that could happen while working with medium-voltage switchgear are discussed.
The article goes through 6 main dangerous mistakes while working with switchgear.
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Do you think that there are other deadly mistakes?
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| Cable sizing: methodology in underground duct banks |
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In case of medium and low voltage cables, the terms size and efficiency are related to the minimum cross section that is fully in compliace with sizing criteria.
In this regard, three criterias must be met for the selection of the appropiate cable cross section in underground duct banks. These criterias fore cable sizing are: Ampacity, Voltage Drop and Short Circuit.
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What do you think of the described methodology for cable sizing?
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