Thank you so much .I am from India but working in Saudi Arabia ..good course...sir..This course to be covered more about Shock protection boundaries...
38:50 - I encourage implementing & standardizing a 10'-0" LAB. This just gives the worker room and peace of mind. Keep out those Unqualified persons and that way if they do want in, they would have to be accompanied.
I have a question about AF labels on transformers. The incident energy calculation will typically be highest when calculations are based on the secondary side of a step down transformer. However, the shock protection value should be based on the higher voltage, which would be the primary side. We have transformers that are 25K on the primary and 480 on the secondary. Have you ever seen software that can produce information on a sticker that lists the highest incident energy (for secondary side), but also shows shock protection requirements based on the high primary voltage?
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Thank you so much .I am from India but working in Saudi Arabia ..good course...sir..This course to be covered more about Shock protection boundaries...
38:50 - I encourage implementing & standardizing a 10'-0" LAB. This just gives the worker room and peace of mind. Keep out those Unqualified persons and that way if they do want in, they would have to be accompanied.
What is the cal/cm2 of metal sheets based on material and thickness?
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I have a question about AF labels on transformers. The incident energy calculation will typically be highest when calculations are based on the secondary side of a step down transformer. However, the shock protection value should be based on the higher voltage, which would be the primary side. We have transformers that are 25K on the primary and 480 on the secondary. Have you ever seen software that can produce information on a sticker that lists the highest incident energy (for secondary side), but also shows shock protection requirements based on the high primary voltage?
What is the cal/cm2 rating of metal sheets