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Managing high short circuit current in generating power plants and substations
New designs to address high short circuit current issues are published every day. Traditional ways of designing and building switchgear such as standard and arc resistant class A, B and C are being challenged by new designs of switchgear that can manage short circuit currents better and reduce the effect of this current on personnel and equipment