• KYN61-40.5(Z) Metalclad movable AC Switchgear System 1
KYN61-40.5(Z) Metalclad movable AC Switchgear

KYN61-40.5(Z) Metalclad movable AC Switchgear

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1.1 Product features
The KYN61-40.5(Z) metalclad movable AC switchgear
is our latest generation of product, which is of fullinsulation
vacuum circuit breaker. The cubicle body is
made of zinc plated steel plate, which increases the
fitting accuracy between cubicle body and trolly. The
product applies to the power system of 35kV and 3
phase AC 50Hz in power plant, substation and industrial
& mineral enterprise to receive and distribute power with
the functions of control protection and monitoring.
1.2 The product meets the standards of GBG3906
GB/T11022 and IEC60298.
1.3 Model & explanation
3 Working conditions

3.1 Ambient temperature: -15 ~+40
3.2 Altitude: 1000m and below
3.3 Relative humidity:
Daily average is no more than 95%;
Monthly average is no more than 90%;
Daily average of saturated water vapour is no more  than 2.2
X103 Mpa;
Monthly average of saturated water vapour is no more than 1.8
X103 MPa.
3.4 Earthquake intensity: No more than magnitude 8
Remark: No operating at such places etc. subject
to flammable gas, chemical corrosion etc.
Note: To special conditions out of the above limit,
please contact us for consultation.
1 Brief introduction
2 Model & explanation
3 Working conditions

4 Main technical parameters

4.1 Technical parameters of KYN61-40.5 metalclad moveable AC switchgear (See table 1)

Q:I opened up my mouse, and im currently using it without the top, because the left click on the mouse is only working about 1 in every 50 or so clicks with the shell on it.Is there a way I can make the click work again with the shell on or do I simply have to buy a new mouse?
if you are any good with soldering electrical equipment, you may be able to fix it, but a regular mouse costs $20. You can probably even get one free after rebates if you look. Try your local newspaper advertisements. Usually just easier to get a new mouse, unless you have some really cool expensive one.
Q:hi, i am in my final year electrical engineering can any one provide me the latest booming seminar topics.
see this website engineering.electrical-equipment.
Q:i have 1 electrical equipment .its data sheet showing .power details, 100VAC to 240 VAC 50-60Hz, 15watts, how can i calculate power consumption of this unit,i need formula also,
You have the number, 15 watts. but that is a maximum, the actual power will be less than that. If you need the actual power, you cannot calculate it, you have to measure it. .
Q:I need to make some electrical schematics up for some older equipment. What programs are available other than AutoCAD? Not wanting to spend the $$$ for AutoCAD at this time and I'd prefer not to use paper and pencil.Thanks.
I use Autocad because it's all I have (licenced). It really sux at creating electrical schematics. Better is Orcad. Also, check out Electronics Work Bench they have a great Schematics Capture program. Yes, look for schematic capture programs I don't know why they call them capture programs. Visio has some cool libraries! As someone mentioned, Spice! Next question, where are you going to show or use these schematics? Are you going to send them to anyone? if so, you might want to go for a common drawing program. GL.
Q:I am wondering what happens when you have accidentally connected the negative cables to positive and the positive cables to negative. I have boat that has to two marine batteries and i am wondering if you were to do this will it screw things up and break things?
YESespecially if you have anything greater than a brief contact. Car and marine batteries are designed to deliver a huge amperage (that is why jumper cables are so thick) for a relatively short time. The best thing is to use a automatic battery charger used for car batteries which usually has a reverse polarity light on them that flashes or beeps if you accidentally hook up the cables backward. Or hook a multimeter to a known battery , like a AA battery with the positive terminal labeled, and put the red lead of the multimeter to there and the other lead to the other end of the AA battery. If the digital readout is positive 1.5V or so then measure the marine batteries with the same red lead and if the multimeter shows a positive direction then you know you have the positive terminal. If the multimeter has a negative voltage, then you know you have to reverse the cables
Q:I need some opinions on why do we recycle, computers, tv, cellphones, etc.I know it saves the environment because if we throw it away, it would just end up in landfills but is there anymore reasons?
They are made from a number of valuable materials. Gold, for one. Its used on connectors as it doesn't tarnish or corrode, making the connection reliable. They also use a number of poisonous heavy metals. Letting used computers go into the garbage dump allows those metals to leach out and possibly pollute the water supply. Recycling keeps down that pollution by reusing those metals.
Q:97 dodge avenger 2.5L V6 front wheel drive 4speed auto.For a little while now i felt a really light jerk type feeling in the engine during light accleration, shruged it off for needing tune-up and plan to take care of it on my next day off. Well today my speedometer droped about 40 MPH then right back to normal. Then a little bit later in the day it's doing the same but also at the same time as that problem the car will jerk like it's trying to stop itself. I then hit a hill where i had to lightly accelrate to keep speed and the jerking i shurged off started again but pretty heavy this time along with the speedometer droping. And then ontop of that the radio kept shutting itself on and off. I have no clue what's going on anymore and if these are related anyone please give me a little advice i'd be very thankful.
If you didn't have the electrical problems, I'd say it was the transmission. Since you have electrical problems, it's more likely that there is a loose or bad connection between your battery and alternator. Your car is 10 years old, so, presumably, you've changed the battery at least once during that time. Since the industry standard is every 5 years, you might be due for a change! With any luck changing the battery will fix the loose cable connection. Of course, it could be the alternator, too, as well as a bad ground. Use a voltmeter with all the appliances running, to see if you get at least 15 volts; it is normal for the needle to oscillate a tiny bit back and forth. If it's below 15 volts, your alternator may need to be replaced, or, a wire is loose at that end. In some cars, low electrical output can confuse the computer. BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN HANDLING CAR BATTERIES AND OTHER ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT!!! Good luck!
Q:If I bring my laptop (North America 60Hz) and use it in Europe (50Hz), would it work properly?If so, does that mean my laptop/power cord has a frequency converter?
When traveling between countries, there are 3 considerations for electronic/electrical equipment. The plug The voltage The frequency Adapter plugs and voltage converters are easily available, either separately or as part of a kit. There are no frequency adapters. But that's not a problem. Frequency is only a consideration if you're operating motor-driven equipment, such as fans, compressors, vacuum cleaners, etc. Motor speed is dependent upon frquency and lower frequency causes them to run slower and build up more heat, eventually burning out. Your hair dryer, shaver, electric toothbrush, etc, is not so subject to damage because the motor is small and you only use it for short periods on occasional durations. Back to your computer; most electronic equipment must be supplied with AC power, but that power is converted inside the device by its power supply to a DC voltage. Such is the case with your computer. Even the motors, such as fans and drives, inside your computer are DC driven. Power supplies don't care about the difference between 50 - 60 hz and simply converts either one to 0 hz. Bottom line is that you do not have to worry about frequency for your computer in Europe. It's quite likely, though, that must make sure that you have the voltage converter OR that your computer is switchable for different countries.
Q:I suspect my house electrical ground isn't working and had suffered equipment loss due to loss thunder strike.
If the Lightning is hitting your house then you need to call in a profesional for insurance reasons. If it is hitting elsewhere and causing damage through you electrical lines or through your grounding system then you need to look into surge suppresion for your system.
Q:I understand that the frequencies emited from cell phones can interfere with the electrical equipment in ICU's; however, why can't patients have regular phones in ICU's; regular chord phones shouldn't emit frequencies or do they?
no. ICU is an intensive care unit also known as critical care unit. Most of the time patients are so severly injured or poor health that they can not talk on the phone. That is also why you are only allowed 1 visitor. If the patient is starting to feel better or needs to make a call the nurses will put a phone in their room if they are waiting to be transferred to a regular room

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