Primary injection testing methods and calculations

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Primary injection testing is a method to verify the performance of a circuit breaker or protective relay.

Primary injection testing involves injecting a high current into the circuit to simulate a fault condition.
The current is measured and compared to the expected values to ensure the circuit breaker or relay is functioning properly.
Calculations involve determining the expected current based on the system voltage, impedance, and other factors.
Primary injection testing is typically performed during commissioning or maintenance of electrical systems.
Results of the testing can be used to identify any issues and make necessary adjustments or repairs.

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