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Current levels. All switchgear (circuit breakers and disconnectors) shall meet the following characteristics: 220kV Minimum rated current 2500 A Three-phase short-circuit breaking capacity, 1s 40 kA Three-phase short-circuit breaking capacity 104kApeak The reactor circuit breakers shall comply with Standard IEEE Std.C37.015 regarding current opening and closing requirements.
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Current levels. All 138 kV and 22.9 kV switchgear (circuit breakers and disconnectors) shall meet the following characteristics: 138 kV 22.9 kV Minimum rated current 800 A 800 A Three-phase short-circuit breaking capacity, 1s 31.5 kA 25 kA
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Current levels. All switching equipment (switches and disconnectors) will have the following characteristics: 500 kV 220 kV Minimum rated current 2 000 A 2500 A Three-phase short-circuit breaking capacity, 1s 40 kA 40 kA Three-phase short-circuit breakage capacity 104 kA peak 104 kA peak Reactor connection switches shall comply with the IEEE Standard Std.C37.015 relating to the requirements for closing and opening currents.
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Current levels. All switching devices (breakers and switches) shall comply with the following features: 220 kV 60 kV MT Rated current not less than; A 2500 1200 (*) Three-phase short circuit breaking capacity, 1s; kA 40 20 (*) Three-phase short circuit breaking capacity; kApeak 104 82 (*) * Values to be defined by the Concessionaire Switches connecting the reactors must meet IEEE Std.C37.015 Standard related to current opening and closing requirements.
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Current levels. All maneuver equipment (switches and disconnectors) in 138 kV, shall comply with the following characteristics: Minimum nominal current 1 200 A Three-phase short-circuit breaking capacity, 1s 31.5 kA Three-phase short-circuit breaking capacity 82 kApico
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