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              Power supply
              R  Y  B  N             -
                                      CF
              T T T    1 1                                T                                  -Y







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                                                   delay                          trip
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                   Power circuit
                                                       Control circuit
                                        M - Main contactor        h,, b, h3 - Indicating lights
                                        D - Delta contactor         TD.0. - Time delay open contact
                                        S - Star contactor           OCR - Over current relay
                                        C - Capacitor contactor        T - Timer
                 I          I
                   Motor-stator
                     winding
         Figure 25.7  Typical power and control scheme for ,k/P starting of a motor with capacitor bank, illustrating capacitor shorting
         during

             (by I/&  V,) is now switched onto a motor winding which,   z = time constant in seconds. It is the time by when the
            besides the applied voltage, is also carrying an induced e.m.f.   exponentially varying voltage  VI, will  diminish to
            equal to the reduced applied voltage (I/&  V, ).   0.6321 V,. In the most stringent switching operation,
                                                           it can be expressed as

         25.7.1  The value of discharge resistance                                            (25.6)
         The  discharge  resistance  as  in  IEC  60252  can  be
         determined by
         R,  = 5                               (25.5)   where
                                                         t = changeover time  or  required  discharge  time  in
                                                            seconds.  For  normal  applications  not  requiring
         where R, = discharge resistance in R.             frequent changeovers it is less than 1 minute for LT
           If it is very high, so that its power loss  V,'  lRd is low   and  10 minutes for HT  systems (or according to
         then it may be left permanently in the circuit. Otherwise   the practice of a particular country)
         it  should  be  introduced  into  the  circuit  only  during   V, = system voltage in volts
         interruption through the switching device) (wired across   u  = residual  voltage,  say,  50 V  (or  75 V,  depending
         the  NO  contact  of  the  switching contactor).  This  will   upon the practice of a country) or a maximum up to
         provide the resistance across the capacitor banks when   10% of  the rated voltage for a quick reclosing
         being interrupted and short-circuit it when closed.   k  = a constant that will depend upon the configuration
                                                           of the capacitor unit and its discharge resistance, as
         C = capacitance in farad                           noted in Figure 25.8.
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