FAA FAA-E-2791 TRANSFORMER, DISTRIBUTION, PAD-MOUNTED, FOR LOOPED POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS WITH HIGH VOLTAGE AT 25KV AND BELOW
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FAA FAA-E-2791 Document Information:
Title
TRANSFORMER, DISTRIBUTION, PAD-MOUNTED, FOR LOOPED POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS WITH HIGH VOLTAGE AT 25KV AND BELOW
Federal Aviation Administration
Publication Date:
Aug 28, 1989
Scope:
This specification covers oil-filled, pad-mounted,
compartmental-type transformers designed in general to comply with the
requirements of ANSI standards C57.12.00, C57.12.25 and C57.12.26. These
transformers are designed for outdoor installation over a concrete vault or
similar structure to provide underground power distribution to FAA facilities
via a three-phase, four-wire loop distribution system at various distribution
voltages (high voltage hot to exceed 25kV, three-phase, line to line). The
transformers shall be either single or three-phase, with primary and secondary
wiring connections as specified in 1.1 and as indicated in Figures 1 and 2.
All transformers shall be configured for loop-feed connections as shown
herein. In addition, if requested by the purchaser, the transformers shall
include switches meeting the requirements specified here in on the loop-feed
connections as shown in Figures 1 and 2.
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