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The Basics of 400-Hz Power Systems - EC&M
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These curves are drawn up for single conductor 600V cables in nonmagnetic raceway or armor. The 400-Hz reactance curve should not be used for single conductor cables in air that are spaced apart from each other.
400 hz | Mike Holt's Forum
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I understand that the wire needs to be installed in a nonferrous raceway, but i am not sure how to size the wire. Thanks . P. petersonra Senior Member. Location Northern illinois Occupation engineer Oct 16, 2009 #2 RMD1994 said: I am in the process of installing a 400 Hz frequency converter on a military base. Does anybody know if there are ...
120V 400hz & 120V 60hz in the same raceway - ECN Electrical …
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120V 400hz & 120V 60hz in the same raceway Eclavea: 12/10/00 02:34 AM: Re: 120V 400hz & 120V 60hz in the same raceway cinkerf: 12/10/00 01:42 PM: Re: 120V 400hz & 120V 60hz in the same raceway doc: 12/14/00 04:35 AM: Re: 120V 400hz & 120V 60hz in the same raceway Bill Addiss: 12/14/00 05:18 AM: Re: 120V 400hz & 120V 60hz in the same …
400 Hz wiring | Mike Holt's Forum
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suemarkp said: Each of those is 3 phase, with a neutral required (treat it like a 208/120 wye branch circuit). That is 4 wires per item plus the equipment ground (which could be a metal conduit). Normally, you derate things a bit for 400Hz because of heat, and aluminum raceways are preferred. Use 90C wire but treat it as 60C (not a code ...
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