What should you be wary of when coordinating high-voltage fusings?
What will be an ideal response?
Coordination studies require that the time-current characteristic of the different protective devices be compared and that the selection of the proper devices be made accordingly. Problems in the coordination of high-voltage fusing occur most frequently when:
1. | circuit breakers are used as secondary protective devices, and |
2. | a single main protective device is installed on the secondary side of the transformer. |
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What will be an ideal response?
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