GSO IEC TS 61463:2014
IEC TS 61463:1996
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
25 December 2014
Bushings - Seismic qualification
GSO IEC TS 61463:2014 Files
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GSO IEC TS 61463:2014 Scope
This technical specification is applicable to alternating current and direct current bushings for
rated voltages above 52 kV, mounted on transformers, other apparatus or buildings. It is
accepted that for bushings for rated voltages less than or equal to 52 kV, due to their
characteristics (resonance frequency greater than 25 Hz) seismic qualification is not required.
This technical specification presents acceptable seismic qualification methods and requirements
to demonstrate that a bushing can maintain its mechanical properties, insulate and carry
current during and after an earthquake.
The seismic qualification of a bushing is only performed upon request
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