Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

bolted fault

Italian translation:

cortocircuito franco

Added to glossary by Gianluca Marras
Jan 8, 2014 18:27
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English term

bolted fault

English to Italian Law/Patents Electronics / Elect Eng detection of parallel arc fault
In the case of parallel arcs, it is difficult to detect a parallel arc because the arcs are often intermittent, unlike a bolted fault, or short circuit, where the surge of current is continuous.

A parallel arc fault is more difficult to detect than a short circuit, or "bolted fault".

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cortocircuito franco

bolted fautl = satter Kurzschluss [Ernst]
satter Kurzschluss - cortocircuito franco [IATE]
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cortocircuito cieco/morto/diretto (metallico)

in inglese dead short , dead short circuit, direct short circuit, metallic short circuit, solid fault

non so esattamente come sarà in italiano,
ho proposto e traduzioni dirette.
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corrente di corto circuito di impedenza zero

In the following notes a 3-phase short-circuit of zero impedance (the so-called bolted short-circuit) fed through a typical MV/LV distribution transformer will be examined. Except in very unusual circumstances, this type of fault is the most severe, and is certainly the simplest to calculate. Source- Wiki EIG Electrical Installation Guide

When calculating the prospective short-circuit current in a circuit, to maximize the value, the impedance of the arc is neglected. Notionally, all the conductors are considered connected to ground as if by a metallic conductor; this is called a "bolted fault". It would be unusual in a well-designed power system to have a metallic short circuit to ground but such faults can occur by mischance. In one type of transmission line protection, a "bolted fault" is delibrately introduced to speed up operation of protective devices.
Source- Wikipedia
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