Introduction to Electrical Engineering

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Vydal: České vysoké učení technické Praha Autor: Vladimír Kůla, Michal Kříž

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.g. Explanation the codification for external influences Chapter IEC 364-3 (1977): Each condition external influence designed code comprising group two capital letters and number follows: The first letter relates the general category external influence: A environment B utilization C construction buildings The second letter relates the nature the external influence: A .. Note: This classification not intended used for marking equipment.. All these external influences may hamper the safety electrical installations. Part Assessment general characteristics..: IEC Publication 364-3 (1977) Electrical installations buildings. Chapter IEC 364-3 establishes the classification external influences which require assessment the design and erection electrical installations. For example the code AC2 signifies: A environment AC environment-altitude AC2 environment-altitude 2000 m. C .. 3 .. Table 8.. Such external influences may be: ambient temperature, humidity, altitude, water, mechanical stresses, flora, fauna, etc. Therefore IEC has issued relevant standards for classification external influences and environmental conditions, e.g. .; but also utilization equipment the construction buildings (e.. Chapter 32: Classification external influences IEC Publication 721 Classification environmental conditions., material, design) may influence the installation.EXTERNAL INFLUENCES EFFECTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION 76 8.. 2 .. B . The number relates the class within each external influence: 1 . EXTERNAL INFLUENCES EFFECTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION Electrical equipment and electrical installations are exposed external influences, not only during their use, but also during transportation, storage, and erection.1 shows list of external influences..