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Rules for the technical operation of consumer electrical installations (PTE)
All articles of the Rules for the technical operation of consumer electrical installations (PTE): 115 articles
Section 1. Organization and operation of electrical installations
Section 2. Electrical equipment and electrical installations for general purposes
Section 3. Electrical installations for special purposes
Appendix 1
Appendix 2
Annex 3. Standards for testing electrical equipment and apparatus for electrical installations of consumers
- Contact connections of prefabricated and connecting busbars, wires and lightning protection cables
- Power transformers, autotransformers and oil reactors
- Semiconductor converters and devices
- Capacitors
- Rechargeable batteries
- Power cable lines
- Overhead lines (VL) power transmission
- Busbars and connecting busbars
- Bushings and bushings
- Oil and electromagnetic switches
- Air circuit breakers
- SFXNUMX circuit breakers
- Vacuum circuit breakers
- Load break switches
- Fuses, fuse-disconnectors
- Disconnectors, short circuiters and separators
- Valve arresters and surge arresters
- Tubular arresters
- Dry reactors
- Current transformers
- Electromagnetic voltage transformers
- Complete switchgears for indoor and outdoor installation
- AC motors
- DC machines
- Electrode boilers
- Grounding devices
- Stationary, mobile, complete portable test facilities
- Electrical installations, apparatus, secondary circuits, the test standards of which are not defined in sections 2 - 27, and electrical wiring with voltage up to 1000 V
- The procedure and scope for checking the insulation of transformer windings after overhaul and oil filling
- The lowest permissible insulation resistance R60 of transformer windings
- Schemes for measuring the characteristics of the insulation of transformers
- The highest allowable values of tgδ insulation of transformer windings in oil
- Power frequency test voltages in operation for electrical equipment of voltage classes up to 35 kV with normal and lightweight insulation
- Maximum permissible indicators of the quality of transformer oil
- Test voltages of industrial frequency of isolation of semiconductor converters
- Power frequency test voltage of capacitors
- Standards for the characteristics of sulfuric acid and electrolyte for batteries
- Test rectified voltage of power cables
- Leakage currents and unbalance factors for power cables
- Permissible deviations in the position of supports and their elements, values of deflections and sizes of defects in reinforced concrete supports and attachments
- Average voltage distributions over suspended porcelain insulators of garlands of overhead lines 35 - 220 kV
- Permissible values of tgδ insulation of bushings and bushings at a temperature of 20 °C
- The lowest permissible insulation resistance of the moving and guiding parts of switches made of organic material
- Characteristics of oil and electromagnetic switches
- DC resistance values of air circuit breaker elements
- Conditions and number of operations when testing air circuit breakers
- Permissible values of resistance of contact systems of disconnectors
- The greatest allowable pulling force of one knife from the fixed contact
- The longest admissible time of movement of moving parts of separators and short-circuiters
- The value of the resistance of valve arresters or their elements
- Conduction currents of valve arresters when a rectified voltage is applied
- Conduction currents of surge arresters at alternating voltage frequency 50 Hz
- Breakdown voltages of arresters and arrester elements at a frequency of 50 Hz
- Technical data of tubular arresters
- Permissible values of DC resistance of KRU elements
- The lowest permissible values of the insulation resistance of electric motors for voltages above 1000 V
- Power frequency test voltages for AC motor windings
- Maximum allowable clearances in plain bearings of electric motors
- Maximum allowable vibration of motor bearings
- The smallest permissible insulation resistance of the windings of DC machines
- Power frequency test voltages for insulation of DC machines
- Deviation rate of DC resistance values of DC machine elements
- The highest permissible values of the resistance of the grounding conductors of the supports of overhead power lines
- The highest allowable resistance values of grounding devices of electrical installations
- Minimum allowable value of insulation resistance of electrical network elements with voltage up to 1000 V
- The number of operations when testing contactors and automatic machines by repeated switching on and off
Appendix 4
Appendix 5. Characteristics of explosion-proof connections of explosion-proof equipment
Rules for the protection of electrical networks
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