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Too small once you apply grouping factors.
Expand on your grouping factor, why would you be applying it here?
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Too small once you apply grouping factors.
Ccc for tri rated are generally for a single conductor in free space, apply six of them and assuming they will not be separated in free space grouping factors should be applied.Expand on your grouping factor, why would you be applying it here?
Ccc for tri rated are generally for a single conductor in free space, apply six of them and assuming they will not be separated in free space grouping factors should be applied.
I understand Darkwoods Tri idea now by using an interface box and flexi conduit.
These drives do ‘learn’ the motor on a one time basis. They just turn them a 1/2 turn while measuring the windings and other things that are beyond me.
Forced ventilation is not required, the smaller ones runs 40~60Htz.
The mind boggles when I try to imagine how forced ventilation would be implemented in an ATEX environment!
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