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/ P1 {, \+ k6 s0 s | Problem of setting a current applied to ACB of high current rating in instantaneous tripping2 C0 m% p+ j$ |, w
| 8.3.3.1.20 l* [$ D$ @$ W' s
| 60947-2(ed.4)
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Standard-
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Sub clause(s):
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Sheet:
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Subject:
' S5 t! ~& C0 Q- nProblem of setting a current applied to ACB of
2 r8 e9 g% @! {high current rating for instantaneous tripping.4 Q2 L: s7 }3 [. X$ H
Key words:8 p- N$ c7 K4 Y6 G0 d4 J k
Trip limits &+ D5 N" E1 g( B, E& ^, ~) a
characteristics7 C4 H( v: P! x* |! |0 M
Approved at* D$ {0 U2 \7 b, ^; k
the 45th CTL2 L: S9 k+ d! \7 x3 f" j
Plenary( U1 S! }/ q4 V: f" r
Meeting in
2 w5 D( }7 Q2 g0 ?Prague in 2008+ P& e: K8 D0 I: ^2 u* B
Question:' H# Q1 B1 ^/ S! f
According to 8.3.3.1.2, when the over-current opening release is a built-in part of the
( B7 O5 p% j4 W; q9 tcircuit breaker, it shall normally be verified inside the corresponding circuit breaker.- c t$ J3 Z, e0 J$ r* Z3 T
For example, in case an air circuit-breaker (ACB) has a rating of 6300 A with an
* G- S: M6 y( w& A; s2 minstantaneous trip release up to 16 In, do we have to apply 80640 A (16 In x 80 %)
% v Y" b2 y& T8 `" E& K yand 120960 A (16 In x 120 %) to the main circuit of ACB by use of a high power
; n3 K+ ^, ]1 Atesting facility when performing the trip test of SEQ. I?4 t( y/ l* Z7 q
Rationale:
( p* t6 w3 w$ T; |It is not so easy to conduct the instantaneous trip test using the high currents
/ u& }" L$ [! p6 u% n$ wmentioned above, because to do so a high power testing facility is required. In4 n" a [; I$ L$ o0 [ d
addition ACBs often have several ratings, which are determined by the specification
) o, a, l" r0 |0 q% lof the CT in combination with the trip unit, and the trip unit is usually the same for all
M' D" `: }) ^! w$ |models.
/ a! @5 l" u) P6 L: t% fSo some accredited testing laboratories have performed this test by applying the- e; j3 ] j K# T: P9 Y
secondary current of CT (normally 5 A) to the input of an overcurrent release. This# _; u7 j$ U8 F' S, G* P* O
release is connected to operating mechanism of contacts to check the mechanical
$ y+ ]. X. A1 A* k; lopening of an ACB. But by use of this method, we bypass possible problems such
7 J' @, i% t4 ~7 O4 was CT saturation, thermal and EMC influence on ACB, especially on single-pole+ [ T' K2 q5 }6 h
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Decision:% y2 E7 ?! A) G3 t( l* d
The secondary current of the CT (reduced current, 5 A, for example) may be used: {2 r1 o' w, D. L6 g
for trip tests of ACBs integrated with electronic OCR for all ratings of In, but only for" I1 ]; j1 L+ y& u9 G; Y8 U
sub-clause 8.3.3.1.2 of SEQ I./ b# i( U t4 r: i* ^ }
But in addition, followings items shall be verified to fully cover the safety aspects of6 q( T+ X. a! S1 `7 C9 e
the standard:
0 Q# N: Y8 V( U1. The conformity of the performance (at least turn ratio and composite error)
' I$ G( P% I( p( U% T6 dof the CT or Rogowski coil, if any, shall be verified by specifications, test
$ A8 U3 F7 c$ D/ l" lreports or certificates. All CTs of the circuit-breakers of the given frame
6 y8 D, A1 v" y' Q( R0 j/ Ysize have to show the same performance characteristic.- _. @4 h# Q l3 R
2. The single pole short-circuit test with a current equal to 80 % of the
( ^1 F- G) f" o5 V' |7 `maximum current setting of the instantaneous release and equal to 120 %. [) @0 m. I9 S* @5 v7 g5 l
of the maximum current setting of the instantaneous release shall be
6 ~$ f) A- Z: ?: F8 Z: \9 Rperformed at any convenient voltage with the current in the main poles of0 s, i* ?5 o# N g1 B" j0 L6 v& D
the circuit-breaker. The other tests required by the standard may be
) \( m) J/ r) n& zconducted by use of a simulated input signal to the tripping unit.
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