4/6/2018 5:34 PM | |
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Hello! i am newbie here! Can you tell me why Ics depends on voltage..and Icw doesnt? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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5/4/2018 5:20 PM | |
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Dearmiro86, Siemens provides pretty good planning manuals on https://www.siemens.com/global/en/home/products/energy/services/transmission-distribution-smart-grid/consulting-and-planning/tip-consultant-support.html. Please find attached a few pages out of the “Technical principles of power distribution planning” explaining the relevant criteria for circuit breakers. Ics is breaking capacity: To interrupt short-circuit current causes an arc over the contacts and arc quenching becomes more difficult on higher voltage. Icw is short-time withstand capacity: More or less power loss of a switching device or a busbar during short circuit, depends on the current and the resistance. Best regards SENTRONIX Attachment7_1_CircuitBreakers.pdf (1212 Downloads) |
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