Protection Coordination Tutorial Part 4
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It seems to me that the example given here is a bit misleading. The fault on the 4160 bus will not be seen by breakers B & C so you really can't compare trip times between the 3 unless you reference a fault after breaker C.
right Charles but we still need coordination, e dont ant fault at C to cause toP most breaker to triP
excellent explanation... Having interview in a big company soon in USA and i'm sure this would help!
how did it go Zia
Great axplaination ; but listening to the computer generated voice was painful
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Breaker A has a lower rating than breaker B, is that a mistake?
Hi James,
It's not a mistake, Breaker A has a 100A rating at 4.16kV whereas, Breaker B has 120A rating at 480V. There is a step down transformer connected in the branch.
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