anti pumping relay

I explained, what is anti pumping relay, why it is required and how it function and reason for its use in breaker control circuit is explained with details control circuit

[@satya7077]

86A & 86B NC contact used in series in closing ckt. During electrical fault, 86 A & 86 B doesn't allow the CB to close. Antipumping is used in case of TNC stuck & Mechanical problem in CB.

[@EddyTomar]

Good agree with your answer satyajeet bhai

[@mruthyunjaya9744]

Good description of the whole procedure. Keep it up

[@seablue1085]

Thank,,keep it up, very good video

[@salmankhan-fu7oe]

Very good explanation sir

[@tune7254]

well explained sir ! thanks

[@JoelLopez-mc3zl]

Thanks for clear explanation

[@surendrakverma555]

Very good. Thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Kamleshkumar-jk2tm]

Thank you, sir

[@shemphangnongsiej2168]

Sir, your video is excellent. Please explain the interlocking system in case the TNC switch is stuck in C. Thank you sir.

[@surendrakverma555]

Thanks 👍

[@dustymanning7378]

How does the 94 relay drop out after the fault condition has cleared so that you can close the breaker?

[@gouravnagar9296]

Thanks 👍👍👍

[@devathabalaji05]

Good Explanation. Sir, can u pls explain why 52A getting open or 52B close after 94 coil pick-up?

[@avi5705]

nice

[@MK-yi6ye]

Nice explanation…but question is now Anti Pumping coil is getting continuous supply..it won’t damage?

[@pankajlochansahoo7435]

How antipumping relay will peak after once we give close command from tnc and realise the tnc

[@anp_chandan]

Very very good explain

[@mehulraval7966]

At 02:48 how will function in normal healthy condition

[@TeamElectricalEngineers]

there is no breaker close condition after fault reset in this circuit …

[@khileshdeshmukh1775]

What is. 52

[@parthapratimdas7737]

52a and 52b both are auxiliary switches of CB

[@seablue1085]

Please add english sub.

[@sunilkumar-md7rj]

Sir, please explain in hindi language

[@JoelLopez-mc3zl]

can you please pronounce clearly the TNC sir.

[@haiderabbas7791]

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