Why temperature rise test is conducted in bus bars and
Isolators?
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Answer / gajanan patil
bus bars and isolators are ratewd for contious power flow.
means they carry heavy currents which rises their temp. so
it vis necessary to test this devices for temp rise
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Conductors (bus bars)have a positive temperature
coefficient so that
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Answer / srikanth
when resistor is decreases current in the conductor will
increase due to inversely proposational... and the current
and temperature is directly proposational.. when it
increases temperature increases directly...
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It is require to do this test for protection design system. i.e to find short circuit rating of busbar and base on this design protection system.
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Answer / vijaykumar
if u use conventional bus arrangement systems like RR-YY-BB
then because of Skin effect and proximity effect there will
be increase of the temp of the bus bars because of uneven
distribution of currents.So better to go for interleaved
busbar system.RYB-RYB.Reply me if u feel my answer is wrong
or right
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