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IEEE C62.42 1987

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IEEE Guide for the Application of Gas Tube Arrester Low-Voltage Surge-Protective Devices

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IEEE 1987 35
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New IEEE Standard – Inactive – Superseded. Superseded. Assistance in selecting the most appropriate type of low-voltage surge-protective device (either gas tube or air gap) for a particular application is provided. Evaluation of the characteristics of each device to meet specific service requirements is also given.

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8 1 Scope and Introduction
2 References
10 3 Environment
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Lightning
Fig 1 Source of Lightning
11 Current Stages 01) Flash with Final Stage Continuing Current
12 Distribution of Lightning Stroke Crest Current to Aerial Structures
13 Mean Annual Number of Days with Thunderstorms (USA)
14 1960) (Canada)
Average Annual Number of Days with Thunderstorms (World)
15 Mean Number of Thunderstorms USA. Annual)
16 3.3 Low-Energy Static Source
3.4 Power Interference
17 3.5 Switching Transients
3.6 Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)
4 Description and Theory of Operation
4.1 Description
18 4.2 Operation
Functional Components of a Two Electrode Gas Tube Arrester (Simplified)
19 Paschen Curves for Air and Argon
20 5 Arrester Characteristics
5.1 DC Breakdown Voltage Test
Typical Volt-Ampere Characteristics
21 5.2 Capacitance Test
5.3 Insulation Resistance Test
5.4 Impulse Breakdown Voltage Test
5.5 Maximum Single Impulse Discharge Current Test
5.6 Impulse Life Test
22 5.7 AC Discharge Current Test
5.8 Alternating Follow Current Test
5.9 DC Holdover Test
5.10 Transition Time Test
5.11 Impulse Transverse Voltage Test
5.12 AC Transverse Voltage Test
5.13 Volt-Ampere Characteristic Test
5.14 Crosstalk Test
23 Connected A-G B-G
24 6 Application of Gas Tube Surge Arresters
6.1 General
Typical Arrangements of Gas Tube Surge Arresters
25 6.2 Operational Compatibility
6.3 Voltage Limiting
Protection of Circuit Composed of Two Signaling Leads and a Ground Terminal
26 6.4 Failure Mode
6.5 Operations to Failure
27 6.6 Grounding and Bonding
6.7 Location of Arresters
28 Building Entrance (b) When Secondary Arrester is Used
29 6.8 Codes and Standards
30 Appendix A Circuit Behavior of Gas Tube Arresters
31 Fig A1 Idealized Surge Protection Circuit
Fig A2 Simulated Transient Voltage Source
32 Rectilinear Volt-Ampere Characteristic of Gas Tube Surge Arresters
33 Surge Arrester Voltage and Current for Fig A3 (a)
34 Surge Arrester Voltage and Current for Fig A3 (b)
35 Appendix B Bibliography
IEEE C62.42 1987
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