Dielectric Tests Sample Clauses

A dielectric tests clause sets out requirements for testing the electrical insulation properties of equipment or materials to ensure they can withstand specified voltages without breakdown. Typically, this clause details the procedures, standards, and conditions under which the tests must be performed, such as the voltage levels applied and the duration of the test. Its core function is to verify product safety and reliability by confirming that insulation is adequate, thereby reducing the risk of electrical failures or hazards.
Dielectric Tests. 3.30.8.1. Control and Auxiliary Circuit Dielectric Test: These devices shall be tested by application of 500 Volt DC Megger to ground. Electronic equipment manufacturers shall be consulted as to the ability of such equipment to withstand such test without damage.‌ 3.30.7.2. Interrupter Dielectric Test: Each interrupter shall pass a power frequency withstand test at 60 Hz for one minute. The required test value shall be at least three times rated line to ground voltage.‌
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Dielectric Tests. The Windings and all connections of each transformer with its voltage control apparatus when completely assembled including bushing insulators or cable boxes, shall be subjected to dielectric tests in accordance with the provisions of IEC.60076 except where there are varied by the following requirements: (i) Where single-phase induced voltage tests are used, the tests shall be applied to each phase in succession. (ii) Insulation resistance tests on the winding shall be carried out by an approved method both before and after the high voltage tests. Where the normal specified voltage ratio is adjusted to take account of anticipated voltage regulation the value of test voltage selected shall be based on that appropriate to the highest system voltage.
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