CLC/SC 9XB/WG 18 - Three phase train line voltage characteristics
- Define the static and dynamic behaviour of the on-board three-phase train line, - Characterize all the parameters describing the three-phase train line voltage, - Propose a set of typical and preferred values for these parameters Amplitude, frequency (static and dynamic), Voltage quality (harmonic content, waveform), Voltage symmetry, balancing.
Three phase train line voltage characteristics
- Define the static and dynamic behaviour of the on-board three-phase train line, - Characterize all the parameters describing the three-phase train line voltage, - Propose a set of typical and preferred values for these parameters Amplitude, frequency (static and dynamic), Voltage quality (harmonic content, waveform), Voltage symmetry, balancing.
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CLC/SC 9XB/WG 18 is a Subcommittee within CLC. It is named "Three phase train line voltage characteristics" and is responsible for: - Define the static and dynamic behaviour of the on-board three-phase train line, - Characterize all the parameters describing the three-phase train line voltage, - Propose a set of typical and preferred values for these parameters Amplitude, frequency (static and dynamic), Voltage quality (harmonic content, waveform), Voltage symmetry, balancing. This committee has published 0 standards.
CLC/SC 9XB/WG 18 develops CLC standards in the area of W03 - ELECTRIC TRACTION EQUIPMENT - Information technology. The scope of work includes: - Define the static and dynamic behaviour of the on-board three-phase train line, - Characterize all the parameters describing the three-phase train line voltage, - Propose a set of typical and preferred values for these parameters Amplitude, frequency (static and dynamic), Voltage quality (harmonic content, waveform), Voltage symmetry, balancing. Currently, there are 0 published standards from this subcommittee.
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