Instrucciones DE Montaje Y Cableado

NOTA: Underwriters Laboratories (U.L.) no requiere que todos los artefactos tengan cables de tierra. Estos artefactos cumplen con todas las especificaciones U.L.

1.Desconecte el suministro eléctrico en la caja de fusibles para evitar la posibilidad de descarga eléctrica.

2.Enrosque el niple (A) en el orificio central de la barra de montaje (B) aproximadamente 6 mm (1/4 pulg.) (vea la fig. 1).

3.Asegure la arandela de presión (C) y la tuerca (D) al niple (A) de la barra de montaje (B).

4.Fije la barra de montaje (B) a la caja de embutir (E) (vertical u horizontalmente, vea la fig. 1) con los tornillos correspondientes (F) (no incluidos).

5.Para conectar los cables, tome el cable negro del artefacto (grupo A de la fig. 2) y colóquelo uniformemente contra el cable negro de la caja de embutir. No retuerza los cables.

6.Coloque un conector de rosca (G de la fig. 1) sobre los cables y enrósquelo hasta que lo sienta firme. Si el conector para cables (G) se desprende fácilmente, vuelva a ajustar el conector y compruebe una vez más que la conexión esté firme.

7.Repita los pasos 5 y 6 para conectar el cable blanco del artefacto (grupo B de la fig. 2) y los cables de la caja de embutir.

8.Enrosque parcialmente el tornillo verde de tierra (H) en el orificio lateral (I) de la barra de montaje (B) (vea la fig. 1).

9.Enrolle el cable de tierra del artefacto y el cable de tierra de la caja de embutir (de metal o con forro verde) (E) en el tornillo verde de tierra (H) que está en la barra de montaje (B).

10.Ajuste el tornillo verde de tierra (H). No apriete demasiado.

11.Introduzca los cables dentro de la caja de embutir (E).

INSTRUCCIONES DE MONTAJE DEL ARTEFACTO

Advertencia: Este artefacto es para uso en interiores solamente.

1.Coloque la placa posterior (J) sobre el niple (A).

2.Asegúrela en su lugar con la(s) tuerca(s) tapa (K).

3.Asegure la(s) pantalla(s) de vidrio (L) en el(los) soporte(s) (M) con los tornillos de mariposa

(N) o con el(los) anillo(s) de sujeción (O) según corresponda.

4.Instale la(s) lámpara(s). No exceda el vataje recomendado.

5.Conecte nuevamente el suministro eléctrico en la caja de fusibles.

W-045 specifications

The Westinghouse W-045 is a state-of-the-art nuclear reactor design that exemplifies advanced safety features and innovative technologies. It is part of Westinghouse Electric Company's commitment to enhancing the nuclear energy sector through efficiency, sustainability, and safety.

One of the primary features of the W-045 reactor is its use of pressurized water reactor (PWR) technology. This design allows for the efficient transfer of heat, using water as both a coolant and a neutron moderator. The PWR setup ensures that the reactor operates at high temperatures and pressures, maximizing thermal efficiency and energy output.

Incorporating passive safety systems is a hallmark of the Westinghouse W-045. These systems operate without reliance on external power sources or human intervention, a crucial element in ensuring safety during emergencies. For example, the reactor can cool down and maintain safe temperatures even in the event of power loss, significantly reducing the risk of accidents.

Another notable characteristic of the W-045 is its modular design, which allows for shorter construction times and increased flexibility in deployment. This modularity not only reduces capital costs but also enhances the adaptability of the reactor to various site conditions. Moreover, the design accommodates future upgrades and modifications, ensuring longevity and relevance in the evolving energy landscape.

The Westinghouse W-045 also integrates advanced control systems and automation technologies. These smart systems provide operators with real-time data, enhancing decision-making processes and operational efficiency. Furthermore, the reactor is built with enhanced containment structures that provide an added layer of protection against potential incidents, thereby boosting public confidence in nuclear energy.

Additionally, the W-045 is designed with longevity and sustainability in mind. It operates with a fuel cycle that minimizes waste while optimizing the use of nuclear fuel, aligning with global goals for cleaner energy sources. This commitment to sustainability not only meets regulatory requirements but also addresses public concerns about the environmental impacts of nuclear power.

In conclusion, the Westinghouse W-045 reactor stands out as a beacon of innovation in nuclear technology. Its advanced safety features, modular design, and commitment to sustainability make it a compelling option for countries seeking to harness nuclear power responsibly. As the energy landscape continues to evolve, the W-045 is poised to play a significant role in providing efficient and safe energy solutions for the future.