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BS EN 61148:2012

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Terminal markings for valve device stacks and assemblies and for power conversion equipment

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BSI 2012 30
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This International Standard is applicable to the terminal markings for the main circuits of valve device stacks and assemblies, and of integrated conversion equipment. The terminal markings refer to stacks, assemblies and equipment comprising semiconductor valve devices.

NOTE 1 Terminal markings for auxiliary circuits, including gate terminals and non-integrated conversion equipment with separate manufacturing of its components and their interconnection only after installation on site, are not considered in this standard.

For such equipment the relevant standards, if any, for the individual components apply.

Gate terminal markings are given in 6.3.

Terminal markings for other circuits such as protective conductor are not considered in this standard.

The object of this standard is to specify a logical alphanumeric marking system for the identification of the external main terminals of the main power circuits in a stack, valve device assembly or integrated conversion equipment, which is applicable for the purpose of reference in circuit diagrams, catalogues, descriptions, and information exchange and storage.

In the case of stacks and assemblies, alphanumeric terminal marking systems are indicated for those converter connections which are the most important and most commonly used ones.

Terminal marking systems making use of graphic symbols or identifying colours are not considered in this standard.

NOTE 2 The terminals of auxiliary circuits should be marked such that they may be clearly identified.

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CONTENTS
8 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
9 4 Method of identifying terminals
10 5 Terminal marking for valve device stacks and assemblies
5.1 Single and double way connections
11 Figures
Figure 1 – Typical markings in single arm connections
12 Figure 2 – Star connection with two arms
Figure 3 – Star connection with three arms
13 Figure 4 – Three groups with two arms
Figure 5 – Two groups with three arms
Figure 6 – Assembly for d.c. chopper
14 Figure 7 – Pair of arms
Figure 8 – Bridge connection
15 Figure 9 – Double bridge connection
Figure 10 – Anti-parallel bridge connection
16 5.2 Bi-directional connections
Figure 11 – Series connection of bridges
Figure 12 – Fully controllable anti-parallel pairs
Figure 13 – Half-controllable anti-parallel pairs
17 Figure 14 – Example for six-phase supply
18 Figure 15 – Three-phase star connection
Figure 16 – Three-phase star connection with neutral
Figure 17 – Double two-phase star connection with neutral
Figure 18 – Polygon connection
19 Figure 19 – Legs for voltage stiff converters
Figure 20 – Bridge connection for voltage stiff converter (two-level)
20 6 Marking of external main terminals of integrated conversion equipment
6.1 A.C. terminals
Figure 21 – Three-level connection for inverter
21 6.2 D.C. terminals
22 Figure 22 – Single-phase a.c./d.c. converter
23 Figure 23 – Double converter
Figure 24 – Three-phase rectifier with two sections and d.c. side centre tapfor connection to a mid-wire conductor
Figure 25 – Direct (or indirect) d.c. converter with two independent sections
24 6.3 Marking of gate terminals
Figure 26 – Indirect (or direct) a.c. converter
25 Figure 27 – Three-phase star connection with neutral
Figure 28 – Bridge connection
Figure 29 – Thyristor with gate unit
26 Figure 30 – Three-phase star connection with power transistors
Figure 31 – Pair of power transistors with anti-parallel diodes
Figure 32 – Power transistor with gate driver
BS EN 61148:2012
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