11th International Conference on Electrical Power Quality and Utilisation 2011
DOI: 10.1109/epqu.2011.6128812
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Electronic equipment dielectric and thermal withstand capability curves for refunding analysis purposes

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“…In line with the procedures that guided the reimbursement software application , Figure expresses the final result of the dielectric thermic stress correlation imposed by the disturbance with the supportability limits of the microcomputer. It is here worth noting that if this network phenomenon causes stress below the corresponding supportability curve, then an operational condition without probabilistic risks of damage will have occurred, otherwise a limit violation would be manifest . However, the information offered in Figure indicates the possibility of casual nexus for the reimbursement request evaluated herein.…”
Section: Case Study Of Reimbursement Analysismentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…In line with the procedures that guided the reimbursement software application , Figure expresses the final result of the dielectric thermic stress correlation imposed by the disturbance with the supportability limits of the microcomputer. It is here worth noting that if this network phenomenon causes stress below the corresponding supportability curve, then an operational condition without probabilistic risks of damage will have occurred, otherwise a limit violation would be manifest . However, the information offered in Figure indicates the possibility of casual nexus for the reimbursement request evaluated herein.…”
Section: Case Study Of Reimbursement Analysismentioning
confidence: 93%
“…However, the information offered in Figure 12 indicates the possibility of casual nexus for the reimbursement request evaluated herein. As one can see, for both grounding modelling situations, there are indications of violations of the pre-established dielectric supportability limits [4,20,21].…”
Section: Situation 2-modified Non-linear Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Among the tested equipment, the one with the lowest withstand was damaged only with voltages higher than 2.0 pu after 46 cycles. Similarly, the study presented in [19] performed withstand tests on different domestic appliances, such as refrigerators, freezers, washing machines, and air conditioning units. The results showed that the equipment with the lowest withstand (washing machine) was damaged only when subjected to a voltage with an amplitude of 1.4 pu for 10 seconds.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…No que se refere aos limites térmicos, tais considerações não são possíveis de serem feitas visto a inexistência de referências que permitam tal correlação. Exceção se faz quando se considera [8], a qual utiliza como tolerâncias térmicas os valores previstos para os diodos que compõem as fontes chaveadas dos equipamentos. Feita tal ressalva, a Figura 20 permite uma pronta visualização dos limites obtidos neste artigo e aquele vinculado com o I 2 t encontrado em catálogos de diodos.…”
Section: ) Microcomputadoresunclassified
“…Muito embora os autores tenham apresentado em [7] alguns dos resultados aqui considerados, vale lembrar que esta publicação ficou atrelada tão somente à apresentação de resultados práticos finais, sem maiores detalhamentos quanto: a caracterização da metodologia, formulação matemática para os limites dielétricos e térmicos, obtenção de bancos de dados e respectiva correlação com os requisitos das expressões. Somado a tais avanços, o trabalho em pauta ainda oferece, por fim, ao estabelecimento de termos comparativos com os padrões de suportabilidade tradicionalmente disponibilizados [5], [8].…”
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