{"id":4244,"date":"2021-06-02T10:42:41","date_gmt":"2021-06-02T10:42:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/enorcerna.com\/wiki\/definition\/rush\/"},"modified":"2021-06-02T10:42:41","modified_gmt":"2021-06-02T10:42:41","slug":"rush","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/enorcerna.com\/wiki\/definition\/rush\/","title":{"rendered":"rush"},"content":{"rendered":"
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\"Rush\"Rush<\/strong> is a term that can be used as a synonym for rush<\/strong>: the act and consequence of undertake<\/strong>. East verb<\/strong>, for its part, may refer to lunge, thrust, or carry out an action with force and vigor<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

For example: \"The revolt was violent, carried out by a large group of young people fed up with corruption\"<\/em>, \"The government's attack against the independent press does not stop: yesterday they closed two newspapers\"<\/em>, \"G\u00f3mez's dismissal was a measure taken by the Human Resources department, I had nothing to do with it\"<\/em>.<\/p>\n

The notion of rush is also used in reference to the electrical installation<\/strong> which enables derive<\/strong> a part of the current<\/strong>, whose circulation is carried out through the main conduit, towards a specific site.<\/p>\n

The electrical connection<\/strong>, therefore, it appears when the flow is derived from the system<\/strong> distribution to each building that has electrical service. The connection can be made in high voltage<\/strong> (more than 600 or 1000 V, depending on the country) or in low voltage<\/strong> (less than 600 or 1000 V), according to each case.<\/p>\n

Typically the rush for a homestay is single phase<\/strong> and it is carried out with three wires (earth, neutral and active). When the connection corresponds to a large construction, which includes different dwellings, it is triphasic<\/strong> and has four wires (one neutral and three active, while the land<\/strong> it is found in each user's installation). <\/p>\n

It is possible to distinguish, on the other hand, between underground connection<\/strong> (the cables<\/strong> enter under the building) and the air rush<\/strong> (The entry of the cables occurs from the top).<\/p>\n

With regard to zoning, it is possible to distinguish between two well-defined parts of the electrical connection:<\/p>\n

\"Rush\"* company side<\/strong>: this area is also known as supply side<\/em>, and it is fundamentally the portion comprised between the network of supply<\/strong> electrical, which is located in the company in charge of providing the service, and each meter's output terminal. The latter are generally presented in shoes<\/em> (wired, screw-in, pressure terminals, etc.). On the other hand, it is normal that this area also covers the general switch found in the users' installation;<\/p>\n

* user side<\/strong>: to complement the previous one, this area extends from the output of the meters to each of the users' computers. Generally, electricity supply companies require the installation of a general switch as the first element on this side, in order to guarantee the disconnection of the interior installations. Blade switches with fuse links are used for this purpose, whether it is high or low tension<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

In the user area, for its part, are the branch circuits<\/strong> (these are those that are between a switching device and an electrical contact or use equipment) and the feeder circuits<\/strong> (Those between equipment or switching devices, such as electromagnetic switches).<\/p>\n

In a sense similar to that of an electrical connection, it is possible to speak of drinking water connection<\/strong> to refer to the link that connects the pipeline of the water service distribution company installation and the general internal installation of the users' buildings.<\/p>\n

We can say that this connection is the component of the installation that is responsible for collecting the water that comes from the companies of catering<\/strong> or of the municipalities, and they take it from their pipes to the interior of each building that is under their cover. The provision of this type of connection must respond to the current regulations of each region.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n

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