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Electrothermal installations. Electron-beam installations

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7.5.73. Converter units of cathode-beam installations connected to a power supply network with a voltage of up to 1 kV must have protection against breakdowns in the insulation of low voltage circuits and the electric network caused by induced charges in the primary windings of step-up transformers, as well as protection against short circuit in the secondary winding.

7.5.74. Electron-beam installations must be protected from hard and soft X-ray radiation, ensuring complete radiation safety, in which the radiation level at the workplace must not exceed the values \uXNUMXb\uXNUMXballowed by the current regulatory documents for people who do not work with sources of ionizing radiation.

To protect against switching surges, converter units must be equipped with arresters installed on the higher voltage side.

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