BUSHING INSULATORS Sample Clauses

BUSHING INSULATORS. For rated voltages below 36kV the filling medium of bushing insulators shall be to approval. If filled with insulating oil means shall be provided to ensure maintenance of the correct oil level and oil level gauges shall be such as to give reliable indication to an observer at ground level with the equipment live. The oil within the bushing shall not enter into contact with that in the remainder of the equipment. Any stress shield shall be considered an integral part of the bushing assembly. Bushing flanges shall not be of a shape which may trap air. Outdoor bushing insulators and fittings and their mounting arrangements shall be designed so as to avoid pockets in which water can collect.
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BUSHING INSULATORS. Bushings shall be in accordance with IEC 60137 and have a current rating at least 20 per cent greater than the maximum current appropriate to the terminal to which it is connected for compatibility with the transformer when operating under IEC 60354 overload conditions. The routine power frequency withstand voltage applied to the bushings shall be at least ten per cent (10%) higher than that applied to the transformer. For rated voltages below 36 kV the filling medium of bushing insulators shall be to approval. If filled with insulating oil, means shall be provided to ensure maintenance of the correct oil level and oil level gauges shall be such as to give reliable indication to an observer at ground level with the equipment live. The oil within the bushing shall not enter into contact with that in the remainder of the equipment. Any stress shield shall be considered an integral part of the bushing assembly. Bushing flanges shall not be of a shape which may trap air. Outdoor bushing insulators and fittings and their mounting arrangements shall be designed so as to avoid pockets in which water can collect.

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