Kamus Ilmu Elektro 2018 v1.0 APK (Unlimited Money)

The General requirements of Electrical Installations 2000 (PUIL 2000) is the result of the refinement of the General Rules of Electrical Installation 1987 with attention to IEC standards, especially the issue of TC 64 “Electrical Installations of Buildings” and other international standards to which it relates.

Here is the definition of the term-the term of the electricity that we often encounter. Sorted by the order of the alpahabet. the
A
apparatus (electric),
see the definition of the rainbow. the
armature
luminaires without lamps, see the definition of the luminaires. the
load current is (a circuit)
over current happens in the circuit at the time of no electrical interference.
(overload current (of a circuit)) – IEV 826-05-07. the
current leaks
a) (at an installation) – currents in a state of no disturbance to flow to earth or to a conductive part the extra mile in circuit;

NOTE: these Currents can have components of the capacitive including that resulting from the use of capacitors deliberate. (leakage current (in an installation)) – IEV 826-03-08. the

b) the current in the cross other than the desired because the insulation is not perfect. the
(leakage current (syn. earth current)) – IEV 151-03-35. the
current leaks to the earth
all the currents of leak and capacitive currents between a conductor and earth.
(earth current) – IEV 151. the

current
current flowing at a particular point on the electrical network due to the interference at another point in the network. (fault current) – IEV 603-02-25. the

short-circuit current

a) the current is caused by disorders of the impedance which is very small close to zero between two conductor active in the normal operating conditions of different potential. (short-circuit current) – IEV 441. the

b) over current due to short circuit caused by interference or a relationship which is
wrong on the circuit the electric. (short-circuit current) – IEV 441. the

c) the current flowing at a particular point on the electrical network due to short circuit at another point on the network. (short-circuit current) – IEV 603-02-27. the

over current

a) the current value exceeds the value of the identifier of the highest; and (overcurrent) – IEV 151, 441. the

b) any current that exceeds the value of id; for a conductor, the value of this clearance is the Ability of the Current-Carrying (CRC) conductor concerned.
(overcurrent) – IEV 826-05-06. the

operating current (working current)
the value of the current at or above the value of the release (release) can work. the
(operating current (of an overcurrent release)) – IEV 441-16-45. the

current identifier

a) the current underlying operating manufacture of electrical equipment. the

b) (winding of a transformer) – the current flowing through the terminal tract of a transformer winding, which is obtained by dividing the rated power by the rated voltage of the winding and the factor phase. (rated current (of a winding of a transformer)) – IEV 421-04-05. the

flow the rest of the
amount of algebra value of the instantaneous current, which flows through all of the conductor active a circuit at a point in the electrical installation.
(residual current) – IEV 826-03-09. the

residual current operation
smallest current that can be mengetripkan device protection residual current in time
determined. the

the current trip (current bidas)
current that causes the device's protection work. the

B

- active part
a conductor or conductive part intended to unenergized in normal use; including the neutral conductor, but by the agreement (convention) does not include a conductor PEN. the

NOTE the active this does not mean can cause a risk of electric shock. (live part) – IEV 826-03-01. the

conductive part
the part that is able to conduct current even though it should not be used to drain the current service. (conductive part) – IEV 441-11-09. the

Conductive Parts Extra (BKE)
conductive parts that are not part of the electrical installation and may pose a potential, usually the potential of the earth. (extraneous conductive part) – IEV 826-03-03. the

Conductive Parts Outside (BKL)
see the definition of the Conductive Parts Extra.