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23、4 2 Normative references .14 3 Terms and denitions 20 4 Constructional requirements for all electrical apparatus .23 4.1 General 23 4.2 Electrical connections 23 4.3 Clearances .28 4.4 Creepage distances .33 4.5 Solid electrical insulating materials 35 4.6 Windings .35 4.7 Temperature limitations 36
24、 4.8 Wiring internal to apparatus .38 4.9 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures .38 4.10 Fasteners .39 5 Supplementary requirements for specic electrical apparatus 39 5.1 General 39 5.2 Rotating electrical machines 40 5.3 Luminaires 47 5.4 Caplights and handlights .53 5.5 Measuring instrument
25、s and instrument transformers .54 5.6 Transformers other than instrument transformers 55 5.7 Batteries .55 5.8 General purpose connection and junction boxes 62 5.9 Resistance heaters (other than trace heaters) .62 5.10 Other electrical apparatus .66 6 Type verications and type tests .66 6.1 Dielectr
26、ic strength .66 6.2 Rotating electrical machines 67 6.3 Luminaires designed for mains supply .69 6.4 Measuring instruments and instrument transformers .72 6.5 Transformers other than instrument transformers 72 6.6 Secondary batteries .73 6.7 General purpose connection and junction boxes 76 6.8 Resis
27、tance heating devices and resistance heating units .77 6.9 Terminal insulating material tests 78 7 Routine verications and routine tests 80 7.1 Dielectric tests 80 7.2 Dielectric tests for batteries .80 7.3 Inter-turn overvoltage tests .80 8 Ex component certicates .80 8.1 General 80 8.2 Terminals .
28、80 OCTOBER 15, 2008 ANSI/ISA 12.16.01-2008 UL 60079-7 3UL COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL NOT AUTHORIZED FOR FURTHER REPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM UL 9 Marking and instructions .81 9.1 General marking 81 9.2 Instructions for use 82 9.3 Warning markings .84 Annex A (normative) Cage motors
29、 Methods of test and of calculation Annex B (normative) Type tests for specic forms of resistance heating devices or resistance heating units (other than trace heater) B.1 Resistance heating devices subjected to mechanical stresses .88 B.2 Resistance heating devices or units intended for immersion .
30、88 B.3 Resistance heating devices or units having hygroscopic insulating material .88 B.4 Verication of limiting temperature of resistance heating devices (other than trace heaters) .88 Annex C (informative) Cage motors Thermal protection in service Annex D (informative) Resistance heating devices a
31、nd units Additional electrical protection D.1 Objective .91 D.2 Method of protection .91 Annex E (informative) Combinations of terminals and conductors for general purpose connection and junction boxes E.1 General .92 E.2 Maximum dissipated power method 92 E.3 Dened arrangement method 92 Annex F (in
32、formative) Dimensions of copper conductors Annex G (informative) Potential stator winding discharge risk assessment Ignition risk factors Annex H (normative) Test procedure for T8, T10 and T12 lamps H.1 Asymmetric pulse test 96 H.1.1 General 96 H.1.2 Test procedure 96 H.2 Asymmetric power test .99 H
33、.2.1 General 99 H.2.2 Test procedure 99 OCTOBER 15, 2008 ANSI/ISA 12.16.01-2008 UL 60079-7 4UL COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL NOT AUTHORIZED FOR FURTHER REPRODUCTION OR DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM UL Annex I (informative) Introduction of an alternative risk assessment method encompassing Equipment Pr
34、otection Levels for Ex Equipment I.1 Historical Background 102 I.2 Introduction .103 I.2.1 Coal Mining (Group I): .103 I.2.2 Gases (Group II): .103 I.2.3 Dusts (Group III): 104 I.3 Risk of ignition protection afforded .105 I.4 Implementation 105 Bibliography OCTOBER 15, 2008 ANSI/ISA 12.16.01-2008 U
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