DS DS/CLC/TS 60034-18-34 Rotating electrical machines - Part 18-34: Functional evaluation of insulation systems - Test procedures for form-wound windings - Evaluation of thermomechanical endurance of insulation systems

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Title
Rotating electrical machines - Part 18-34: Functional evaluation of insulation systems - Test procedures for form-wound windings - Evaluation of thermomechanical endurance of insulation systems

Roterende elektriske maskiner - Del 18-34: Funktionel vurdering af isolationssystemer - Testmetoder for formviklede viklinger - Evaluering af termomekanisk cyklusudholdenhed

Dansk Standard

Publication Date:
Oct 8, 2004

Scope:

This part of IEC 60034 gives test procedures for the evaluation of thermomechanical cycle endurance of insulation systems for form-wound windings. In this evaluation, it is preferred that the performance of a candidate system is compared to that of a reference insulation system with proven service experience.

Keywords:

CAPACITIVE LOADS

ELECTRIC MACHINES

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

ELECTRICAL TESTING

ENDURANCE TESTING

INSULATIONS

ROTATING ELECTRIC MACHINES

TESTING

THERMAL TESTING

THERMOMECHANICAL

WINDINGS

FATIGUE TESTS

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