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IEEE C37.20.2-1987

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IEEE/ANSI Standard for Metal-Clad and Station-Type Cubicle Switchgear

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IEEE 1987 50
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New IEEE Standard – Superseded. This standard includes only the requirements for metal- clad and station-type cubicle switchgear. These requirements were previously a part of ANSI/IEEE C37.20-1969 (R 1981), IEEE Standard for Switchgear Assemblies including Metal-Enclosed Bus (1974 Consolidated Edition). Other types of equipment previously included in ANSI / IEEE C37.20-1969 (R 1981) will now be incorporated in separate publications.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
13 Scope and References
1.1 Scope
1.2 References
14 Definitions
2.1 Switchgear
16 2.2 Qualifying Terms
2.3 Common or Related Terms
2.4 Ambient Air Temperature
2.5 Design Tests
2.6 Production Tests
2.7 Conformance Tests
2.8 Field Tests
17 2.9 Circuit-Breaker Compartment
2.10 Auxiliary Compartment
2.11 Vertical Section
Service Conditions
Ratings
4.1 General
4.2 Voltage and Insulation Levels
4.3 Rated Frequency
4.4 Rated Current
18 4.5 Temperature Limitations
Voltage and Insulation Levels-MC and SC Switchgear
MC and SC Switchgear Continuous Current Ratings of Main Bus
19 Switchgear Assemblies
Switchgear Assemblies
20 4.6 Current Transformer Ratings
4.7 Current Transformer Accuracies
Standard Accuracy Class Ratings-Current Transformers in MC Switchgear
21 Tests
5.1 General
5.2 Design Tests
5.2.1 Dielectric Tests
Standard Accuracy Class Ratings-Current Transformers in SC Switchgear
22 5.2.2 Rated Continuous Current Tests
23 5.2.3 Short-Time Current Withstand Test
Copper Conductors for Use in Continuous Current Tests
Copper Conductors for Use in Continuous Current Tests
24 5.2.4 Momentary Current Tests
5.2.5 Mechanical Endurance Tests
and Connections
25 5.2.7 Flame-Resistance Tests for Applied Insulation
Fig 1 Test Apparatus
26 5.2.8 Paint Qualification Test
27 5.2.9 Rain Test for Outdoor ME Switchgear
5.3 Production Tests
5.3.1 Dielectric Tests
5.3.2 Mechanical Operation Tests
5.3.3 Grounding of Instrument Transformer Cases Test
5.3.4 Electrical Operation and Control Wiring Tests
28 5.4 Conformance Tests
5.5 Field Dielectric Tests
Construction
6.1 General Requirements
6.1.1 Buses and Primary Connections
6.1.2 Grounding
29 6.1.3 Control and Secondary Circuits and Devices
30 6.1.4 Miscellaneous
31 6.1.5 Materials Finishes and Color
6.1.6 Precautionary Labels
6.2 MC Switchgear
6.2.1 Barriers
6.2.2 Shutters
6.2.3 Insulating Materials for Covering Buses and Connections
32 6.2.4 Interlocks
6.2.5 Interchangeability of Removable Switching and Interrupting Devices
6.2.6 Primary Fuses and Voltage Transformers
6.2.7 Secondary Disconnect Devices
6.2.8 Control Wiring
6.2.9 Handling Device
6.2.10 Test Cabinet
33 6.2.11 Outdoor MC Switchgear Access and Ventilation
6.2.12 Outdoor MC Switchgear Access and Ventilation
6.3 SC Switchgear
6.3.2 Barriers
6.3.3 Buses and Connections
6.3.4 Interlocks
6.3.5 Control Wiring
6.3.6 Indoor Station-Type Cubicles Access and Ventilation
6.3.7 Outdoor Station-Type Cubicles Access and Ventilation
34 6.3.8 Secondary and Control Devices
Application Guide for ME Switchgear
7.1 Unusual Service Conditions
Ambient Air Temperature Above 40 “C
Ambient Air Temperatures Below – 30 “C
Application at Unusual Altitudes
Modification of Equipment for Unusual Environment
Altitude Correction Factors
36 System Characteristics-Voltage and Frequency
7.3 Overvoltage Considerations-Insulation Levels
Continuous Current Rating and Overload Capability
37 Summary of Temperature Limitations
Ratios of I, / I ) for Various Ambient Temperatures
38 bility of Metal-Clad Switchgear Assemblies
39 Typical Thermal Constants for MC Switchgear
40 7.5 Short-circuit Considerations
Nuclear Power Plant Application
Associated Devices Often Used in ME Switchgear
Circuit Protective Equipment
8 Guide for Handling Storage and Installation
8.1 General
8.2 Handling
42 8.3 Preoperation Check
8.4 Removable Elements
8.5 Interlocks
8.6 Energization
43 Guide for Enclosure Categories and Related Requirements
44 Table A1 Requirements for Enclosure Categories
Steel or Stainless Steel
45 Table A3 Clearance to Ventilation Openings
IEEE C37.20.2-1987
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