Diagramma connexiones circuitus secundarii substationis 6~35kV
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Campus: Electrica Elementaria
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Diagramma commutationis circuitus secundarii substationis
nota 1: Quando adhibetur pro introductione electricitatis bus Ⅱ, QA1 mutatur in QA2
nota 2: Quando adhibetur pro introductione electricitatis bus Ⅱ, terminales A17, C18 a dispositivo protectionis integratae busbar mutentur ad C23, C24
QA: Commutator
TA: Transformator currentis
FE: Fulmen arreptor
FU: Fusibilis
BB: Dispositivum mensurationis et protectionis lineae per microcomputer
BG: Commutator itineris
SFU: Commutator transferendi
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