What is basic impulse insulation level? And how it is calculated for sub-
station?
Answer Posted / 7anoter4
IEEE Std 141/1993 ch. 6.3.2 "Insulation tests and ratings"
specifies:
"Electrical power and distribution apparatus assigned a
given insulation class should be capable of withstanding,
without flashover or apparent damage, a 1.2/50 full-wave
impulse test of specified crest kV. This specified crest
voltage is the basic impulse insulation level (BIL) of the
equipment."
The BIL is not calculated but is stated by standards.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
plz tell me,ht and lt panel terminals in substations explain beiefly
The power factor of the fixed load is 0.8, now the p.f is varying from 0.8 to 0.5.
in the case of 6.6kv motor starter combination contain fuses on it VCB. but in 11KV motor starter combination Fuses are not using in it's VCB why?
comparision between ACB and VCB
Efficient electrical earthing in hard rock area
distribution is maximum done by a)radial b)network c) parallel d)b & c
Define characteristics impedance?
what is the operating time for LBB and how does the LBB relay realise whether cb is opened or not?
What do you mean by Stimulastion Test in Diesel Genarator / Why & when it's conducted ?
how many load we can take for lighting
What is the use of bundle conductors?
Please elaborate th´evenin’s theorem?
what material is the electrical housing wire made of? is there any difference for the telephone lines?
how braking & making capacity of circuit breaker is calculated?
What is resistance reading of earth copper rod with grid and without grid?