Publication 501:5.1 Power quality application guide 1: voltage disturbances - introduction (version 2)
Publication Year
2002
Document Status
Withdrawn
Abstract
A voltage dip means that the required energy is not being delivered to the load and this can have serious consequences depending on the type of load involved. There are two main causes: starting of large loads and faults on other branches of the network. Looks at arrangements for independent dual supplies, dip mitigation equipment and specification of equipment with the necessary resilience to dips.
Document History
Published in irregular numbered parts to be added to as work progresses. Should be read in conjunction with CDA Publication 502 - Power quality application guide 2.
Publisher Information
Copper Development Association
The Copper Development Association, was part of the Copper Alliance global network of copper centres, promoting and supporting the use of copper and copper alloys for all major applications through technical guidance, software and training for material specifiers, designers, engineers, architects, consultants and contractors. Dissolved on 28 November 2021.
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