Relay Coordination Time: BS 142:1966 Confirmed?

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The forum discussion centers on the verification of the relay coordination time specified in BS 142:1966, which is questioned to be 0.4 seconds. The original poster lacks access to the standard and seeks confirmation from the community. Users suggest checking local libraries and contacting a member experienced in the power industry for assistance. The conversation emphasizes the importance of accessing official documentation for accurate information.

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hi..i want to know if anyone of you can confirm of BS 142:1966 for relay coordination time is 0.4s? thx
 
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fannypf said:
hi..i want to know if anyone of you can confirm of BS 142:1966 for relay coordination time is 0.4s? thx

Do you not have a copy of the standard?
 
hi...nope..i don't hv d copy..i've been looking in d i'net...but..i need to verify if BS142:1966 states that the grading time from relay to relay is o.4s..

thx
 
fannypf said:
hi...nope..i don't hv d copy..i've been looking in d i'net...but..i need to verify if BS142:1966 states that the grading time from relay to relay is o.4s..

thx

Please stop using txt speak here in the forums. Please check your private messages (PMs) about it.

On your question, you might get lucky here if somebody has a copy. But you might want to check with your local libraries or other resources.

You might also try PM'ing m.s.j with your question. He works in the power industry, I believe.

https://www.physicsforums.com/member.php?u=84682

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o...thanks a lot..and..sorry about the txt speak..i'll bear that in mind..uhm...yea...thanks...i'll check with the local libraries and other resources..

and,thanks for giving me the contact..i'll PM him..i believe he can help...thank you again,berkeman...
 

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