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    Harinath Selvarajulu
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    The document appears to be a graph showing the relationship between current levels on the x-axis and tripping time on the y-axis for different types of circuit breaker pickups. There are four curves representing long-time delay, short-time delay, and instantaneous pickups for standard and low thermal tripping circuit breakers. The graph suggests that tripping time decreases as the current increases and that instantaneous pickups have the fastest tripping times while long-time delay pickups have the slowest tripping times.

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    The document appears to be a graph showing the relationship between current levels on the x-axis and tripping time on the y-axis for different types of circuit breaker pickups. There are four curves representing long-time delay, short-time delay, and instantaneous pickups for standard and low thermal tripping circuit breakers. The graph suggests that tripping time decreases as the current increases and that instantaneous pickups have the fastest tripping times while long-time delay pickups have the slowest tripping times.

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    8 views1 page

    Trip Curve

    Uploaded by

    Harinath Selvarajulu
    The document appears to be a graph showing the relationship between current levels on the x-axis and tripping time on the y-axis for different types of circuit breaker pickups. There are four curves representing long-time delay, short-time delay, and instantaneous pickups for standard and low thermal tripping circuit breakers. The graph suggests that tripping time decreases as the current increases and that instantaneous pickups have the fastest tripping times while long-time delay pickups have the slowest tripping times.

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    0.

    1s
    TrippingTime(s)

    1s
    TrippingTime(s)

    4s

    30s

    0.4s
    TrippingTime(s) 1250A
    LTDPickup
    1440A
    LTDPickup
    880A
    LTDPickup 6250A
    STDPickup

    Current(A)
    7500A

    Current(A)
    8640A
    5280A
    11520A

    Current(A)
    STDPickup 7500A
    Inst.Pickup
    Inst.Pickup

    7040A
    Inst.Pickup

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