How to specify and use metalclad switchgear
Journal Article
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· Electrical World; (United States)
OSTI ID:7165156
The following standards requirements, which address safety and operating features, serve to distinguish metalclad from other switchgear arrangements: drawout circuit breakers; insulated busbars; grounded metal segregation between the main and feeder buses; grounded metal segregation between circuit-breaker cubicles; isolation of low-voltage control circuits; and withdrawable potential transformers. These major attributes of metalclad switchgear have remained constant over several decades, even as medium-voltage circuit breakers have recently undergone significant changes. The major evolution has been from oil and air-break circuit breakers to breakers with vacuum and SF[sub 6] interrupters. There is also a trend toward microprocessor-based protective relays and metering-away from or supplementary to electromagnetic relays and discrete meters.
- OSTI ID:
- 7165156
- Journal Information:
- Electrical World; (United States), Journal Name: Electrical World; (United States) Vol. 207:4; ISSN 0013-4457; ISSN ELWOA3
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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