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Times tripping

Time trips so that they won t be driving during peak... [Pg.848]

Circuit breakers are electromechanical devices used for the interruption of electrical currents due to overloads or short circuits. Most circuit breakers are thermal magnetic devices. The thermal element in a circuit breaker is a bimetal strip, which is heated by the current. The deflection of the bimetal strip due to overloads causes the breaker to trip. The bimetal strip provides inverse time trip protection as the amount... [Pg.272]

Stairways and passages to be kept clear at all times (tripping hazard). [Pg.139]

Therefore, the flow throuf each tube must be known to be sufficient at all times. Trip limits Imposed on the Panelllt pressure gauge for each tube will automatically trip the safety circuit upon Indication of flow Instability. [Pg.28]

Both the 5-exo-trig and 6-endo trip are favored reactions, with the 6 exo-trig mode producing the most stable radical. However, the 5-exo-trig is about 50 time faster... [Pg.145]

During the week in Stockholm I also visited the University of Stockholm and the Royal Technological Institute. Subsequently, I also visited and lectured at Uppsala University and the Universities of Gothenburg and Lund. We were received everywhere with great friendship and hospitality, ending our most memorable trip in Copenhagen, from where we flew home. It was time to come back down to earth from the skies and resume our life. [Pg.185]

Each axial mode has its own characteristic pahem of nodal planes and the frequency separation Av between modes is given by Equation (9.4). If the radiation in the cavity can be modulated at a frequency of cjld then the modes of the cavity are locked both in amplitude and phase since t, the time for the radiation to make one round-trip of the cavity (a distance 2d), is given by... [Pg.344]

Another serious distraction to a process operator is the multiple alarm event, where a single event within the process results in iTuuti-ple alarms. When the operator must individually acknowledge each alarm, considerable time can be lost in silencing the obnoxious annunciator before the real problem is addressed. Air-handling systems are especially vulnerable to this, where any fluctuation in pressure (for example, resulting from a blower trip) can cause a number of pressure alarms to occur. Point alarms (high alarms, low alarms, status alarms, etc.) are especially vulnerable to the multiple alarm event. This can be addressed in one of two ways ... [Pg.770]

Another auxiliaiy unloading system that has proven to be very effective and efficient involves the use of moveable, hydraulically operated truck dumps located at the disposal site. Operationally, the trailer is backed up onto one of the tipping ramps, with or without its tractor. The back of the trailer is opened, and the unit is then tilted upward until the wastes fall out by gravity. The time required for the entire unloading operation typically is about 5 min per trip. [Pg.2241]

When the motor overheats, the thermostat opens, interrupting motorline current. Pilot thermostats mounted on the windings of larger motors trip the motor starter rather than interrupt line current. This method gives good protection for sustained overloads, but because of the thermal time lag between the copper winding and the thermostat it may not provide adequate protec tion for stalled conditions or severe overloads. [Pg.2490]

The operating schedule of a gas turbine produces low-frequency thermal fatigue. The number of starts per hours of operating time directly affects the hfe of the hot sections (combustor, turbine nozzles, and blades). The life reduction effect of the number of starts on a combustor liner could be as high as 230 hours/start and on the turbine nozzles as high as 180 hours/start. The effect of full load trips can be nearly 2-3 times as great ... [Pg.2519]

A rotor fails during start-up, possibly due to a lower supply voltage than desired or a smaller accelerating torque than required or reasons leading to similar conditions. In such cases the rotor tails first, due to higher rotor currents and a prolonged acceleration time or a locked rotor. At this instant, unless the motor control gear trips, the stator may also fail due to excessive heat. Instances can be cited where even... [Pg.43]

I = time of heating or tripping time of the relay (hours) r = heating or thermal time constant (hours). The larger the machine, the higher this will be and it will vary from one design to another. It may fall to a low of 0.7-0.8 hour. [Pg.57]

For the purpose of protection, t can now be considered as the time the machine can be allowed to operate at a higher current, /, before a trip... [Pg.58]

The motor can be switched ON only after the alloy solidifies again and hence prevents the motor from an immediate switching after a trip, thereby giving the motor adequate time to cool. [Pg.286]

Likely settings - 6 versus tripping time, or time of start versus tripping time—whichever occurs first. Likely features - an advance alarm and an indication before a trip. [Pg.297]

Likely. settings - summated starting time versus tripping time, or 6 versus tripping time. [Pg.298]


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