IEC TR 62655:2013
IEC TR 62655:2013

IEC TR 62655:2013

May 2013
Technical report Current

Tutorial and application guide for high-voltage fuses

IEC/TR 62655:2013 provides information for understanding the construction, operation and application of high-voltage fuses in general. Current-limiting, expulsion, electronic, and other, non-current-limiting, fuses rated above 1 kV a.c. are all covered, as are North American, European and other application practices. As a technical report, this document contains no requirement and is informative only. Key words: high-voltage fuses

Main informations

Collections

International IEC standards

Publication date

May 2013

Number of pages

269 p.

Reference

IEC TR 62655:2013

ICS Codes

29.120.50   Fuses and other overcurrent protection devices
Sumary
Tutorial and application guide for high-voltage fuses

IEC/TR 62655:2013 provides information for understanding the construction, operation and application of high-voltage fuses in general. Current-limiting, expulsion, electronic, and other, non-current-limiting, fuses rated above 1 kV a.c. are all covered, as are North American, European and other application practices. As a technical report, this document contains no requirement and is informative only. Key words: high-voltage fuses
Replaced standards (1)
IEC TR 60787:2007
IEC TR 60787:2007
March 2007
Technical report Cancelled
Application guide for the selection of high-voltage current- limiting fuse-links for transformer circuits

The object of this Technical Report is to specify criteria for coordination of high-voltage fuses with other circuit components in transformer applications and to give guidance for the selection of fuse-links with particular reference to their time-current characteristics and ratings. This technical report cancels and replaces International Standard IEC 60787, published in 1983, and constitutes a technical revision.

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