Abbreviations
LPCT Low Power Current Transducer LV Low Voltage MV Medium Voltage O/L Over Load PLC Programmable Logic Starter RMS Root Mean Square RVAT Reduced Voltage Auto Transformer RVSS Reduced Voltage Soft Start SCR Silicon Controlled Rectifiers SSM Soft Starter Module ATM Auto Transformer Module S3 Sequential Smart Starter FVR Full Voltage Reversing SSM Soft Start Module TVSS Transient Voltage Surge Suppressor VSD Variable Speed Drive VPIS Voltage Presence Indicator System VT Voltage Transformer (Potential Transformer) CPT Control Potential Transformer CTD Capacitor Trip Device
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MV motor starter
Rated voltage
7.2 kV
Short Circuit withstand
40kA/3s or 50kA/2s
Motor range
Up to 3800 kW
Motor type
Asynchronous (Squirrel cage)
Starter :
FVNR RVAT RVSS
Enclosure types
Up to IP 3X or 4X Arc resistant Optional: roof for IP X2
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Motorpact = low cost of ownership
Low installation cost Space saving footprint High reliability Reduced maintenance Easy to use Safety focus Global product (meets IEC and NEMA standards)
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Low cost of ownership
Low installation cost
2 unit pre-assembled shipment
available shipment in units pre-assembled of 5 FVNR reduces installation time and labor minimizes risks field installation errors
Integrated low voltage wireway
simplifies field wiring and installation of protection, control and communication
Front and rear access to cable compartment
simplifies field wiring and installation of protection, control and communication
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Low cost of ownership
Space saving footprint
400A FVNR 375 mm wide Perfect for retrofit or extension Floor space maximum economy Two FVNR single tier more compact than one double tier
375
Depth : 946 mm Height : 2300 mm
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Low cost of ownership
High reliability
Disconnector housing and contactor cradle moulds
Fewer bolted connections and parts Simple component-to-component support assemblies
Fewer busbar connections
Requires only two-bolts per phase for a main bus connection
Pre-engineered solutions with LPCT and Sepam digital relay
Provides proven designs for the full range of motor applications
KEMA Certified
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FVNR & ATM & SSM descriptions 3 types of Motorpact starters
Reduced Voltage Auto Transformer Non-Reversing (RVAT) Full Voltage Non-Reversing (FVNR)
Mechanically Latched Magnetically Held
Reduced Voltage Soft Start™ Non-Reversing (RVSS)
Auto Transformer Module (ATM)
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Soft Start™ Module (SSM)
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FVNR base module description Direct stator starting on full voltage
Locked rotor current on starting is around 4 to 7 In depending on motor characteristics Starting time of 1 to 10 seconds depending on the moment of total inertia (motor + machine), motor torque and load torque The network must be able to withstand the starting current without disturbing other loads The machine being driven must be able to withstand the mechanical impact due to the motor torque This mode is very popular (simple, robust, not expensive)
Network
Protection
Motor
Load
Main contactor
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Auto Transformer module description Reduced voltage by auto-transformer
This system is recommended for high power motors. It has the advantage of not dissipating energy. It can be used to obtain, for the same decrease in current, less reduction in torque than with the reactor starter.
Auto-transformer
Ct1
Network
Motor Ct2 Protection Ct3
Load
CT1 : Start Contactor CT2 : Main Contactor CT3 : Run Contactor
N1
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Network
Pro. Soft starter
Motor
Load
Reduced Voltage SoftStart motor starter (RVSS) SoftStart motor starter provides smooth, stepless acceleration and deceleration regardless of the load. This starting method lowers the starting current of the motor, reduces electrical stresses on the network and the motor. It reduces peak starting torque stresses on both the motor and mechanical load components, thereby providing longer service life and less downtime.
- the drive between motor and load is able to withstand the mechanical stress of a direct on line start yes - constant torque with high starting torque as crushers, grinders, mixers ......
yes no
Network requirement
- accepts full starting current? - accepts starting voltage drop? -accepts the starting reactive consumption power? - accepts the current oscillation during an open transition? - accepts the harmonics during the starting period
no yes no yes yes no yes no yes no yes
Investment Increase
no VSD specific
FVNR
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RVSS
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OTHER TYPE OF MOTORPACT PANEL
2S2W: 2 Speed 2 Winding full voltage non reversing asynchronous motor starter
2300
750
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OTHER TYPE OF MOTORPACT PANEL
2S1W: 2 Speed 1 Winding full voltage non reversing asynchronous motor starter (Star delta starter)
2300
375
750
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S3: Sequential Smart Start reduced voltage non reversing asynchronous motor starter
375
750
750
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Dimension and weight
FVNR
RVSS
RVAT
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Maximum motor ratings*
200 A Service Voltage 3.3 kV 5.5 kV 6.6 kV 400 A Service Voltage 3.3 kV 5.5 kV 6.6 kV
*Maximum Rating depend on full load current, locked rotor current and run up time of motor.
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MotorpactTM MV motor starter
Case :
DOL (FVNR) Starter connected to the load as follow: Motor power : 750 kW Service voltage : 3.3 kV Freq : 50 Hz Cos Q : 0.85 Motor efficiency : 0.96 Service factor : 100% (Load Factor: 1) Starting current : 5 In Starting time : 10 s Number start per hours : 3 Questions? How many ampere motor current ? How many ampere rating of the contactor ? How many ampere rating of the fuse ?
Fuse calculator
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MotorpactTM MV motor starter
Low voltage compartment (A) Disconnector (B)
A
HRC fuses (C) Vacuum contactor (D) Complete motor protection with Sepam digital relay or others (E)
B C
E
D
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Low cost of ownership
Easy to use
All controls located at the same convenient operator height
Disconnector operator & pilot devices
Disconnector position viewing window
Visible isolation and “earthed” indication at eye-level Optional back-light to view contact position
Simple direct drive disconnector mechanism
Ensures reliability and operator ease
Viewing window
Mechanical interlocks
Prevent access to MV compartment when the unit is energised
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Operating panel
Disconnector Closed
Disconnector Open
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Disconnector
2 positions
Closed and Earthed
Positive operation
Earthed position by spring operation Interlocked to close
– MV door closed and contactor open
Visible contacts
Back-light for easy viewing (optional)
Supports top fuse holders
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Voltage Presence Indication System (VPIS)
(option)
Line side available for
Incoming cubicle(direct incoming)
Load side available at load terminal pads of motor starter
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Low cost of ownership
Safety focus
Loss of service continuity
category LSC2A
Partition Class PI
(Cable earthing switch required)
Closed door operation (only if MV door
close)
Electrical and mechanical interlocks Arc resistant type AFLR (optional) Cable earthing switch (optional) Voltage Presence Indication System
(optional)
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Low cost of ownership
Key Interlock
• DiSCONNECTOR KEY LOCK : Lock open only, key captive Max 2 key lock • EARTH SWITCH KEY LOCK : Max 1 key lock Open or close lock
Disconnector key lock LDA Key lock
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Busbar compartment
Busbars up to 3150 A
Bar cooper bar (standard) Tinned coated busbar (option) Silver coated busbar (option)
Encapsulated/heatshrink busbars are available as an option Mounted and supported by the disconnector Short time withstand
50 kA 2s 40 kA 3s 31.5 kA 3s 25 kA 3s
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Busbar
Spacer (intermediate panel)
Intermediate Insulator support
1250A
2000-2500A
3000-3150A
Main Busbar
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Busboot
Intermediate bus boot
• For rating : 630A,1250A,2500A, 3150A • Disconnector or Insulator
End bus boot
• For rating : 630A,1250A,2500A, 3150A • Disconnector or Insulator
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Main busbar jointing
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Load compartment
Accessible only if contactor open and disconnector and cable are earthed Comprises :
1. 2. 3. 4.
A. cable earthing switch with position viewing window B. Control Power Transformer C. Voltage Presence Indication System D. Fuse blown indicator
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Load compartment - instrument transformers
LPCT or CT mounted on contactor (fixed contact mould assembly)
Optional VT for protection and metering CPT Optional fused CPT (floor mounted)
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Load compartment - MV fuses
HRC DIN fuses independently mounted
Easy to inspect and maintain Stricker blown fuse indicator Supplier: Fusarc(Schneider), SIBA, Bussman,
Fuses for motor or non-motor loads
2 x 250 A Maximum
Fuselogic Blown-fuse Indication (optional)
With viewing window in door Blown-fuse fuse protection 2 Fuse blown aux contacts (SPDT)
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Load compartment - contactor
In : 200 A and 400 A Withdrawable contactor truck Patented finger design Compact and lightweight 20 kg - easy to handle Independently mounted from power fuses Contactor removed only for maintenance Magnetically held or mechanically latched Mechanically Close – Open indicator Mechanical operating counter Aux power supply AC or DC,with range: DC range: 100/125 – 240/250V and AC range:115/120 – 230/240 (+10% ~ -15%). Voltage selection by using dip switch inside the contactor
Mismatch location
AC or DC aux power supply: internal supplied by CPT(AC) or external (AC or DC) Open release (for mech.latch) with DC supply only (48V, 125V and 250V). Additional tripping capasitor for AC aux supply (120VAC and 240VAC) Capasitor Trip (optional) install when using mech. Latched contactor and internal supply from CPT.
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Contactor aux Contact
Additional Aux contact
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Contactor finger assembly
Patented finger design Tests
Temperature rise
400 A continuous
Mismatch/Blocking Contactor rating and type mismatch 200 A unlatch 200A latch 400A unlatch 400A latch
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Contactor to outgoing terminal Cable :
200A 400A Differentiation by means blocking truck/mismatch
Mismatch/Blocking Contactor rating and type mismatch
200 A unlatch 200A latch 400A unlatch 400A latch
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Load compartment - contactor
Standard Operation for Magnetically held contactor
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Load compartment - contactor
Standard Operation for Mechanically latch contactor w/o CTD
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Load compartment - contactor
Standard Operation for Mechanically latch contactor with CTD
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TEST POSITION in MOTORPACT
External supply From CPT
Aux contact
1. Open Disconnetor switch 2. Supply aux power from external 3. Contactor still connected 4. Test the operation by control push button
K1
sepam
K1
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Low voltage compartment
Ample space for :
Sepam series 20/series 40 and series 80 digital relay or Multilin PowerLogic Power Meter or Circuit Monitor Control devices
Isolated from other compartments (busbar and load compartments) Integrated low voltage wireway (*)
simplifies field wiring and installation of protection, control and communication
Customer connection
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Motorpact aux contacts
Disconnector switch aux contacts(Q1) : 4 SPDT , additional : 4 SPDT Fuse blown /Fuse logic aux contacts(FU1) : 2SPDT Earthing switch aux contacts (Q21): 4 SPDT Main contactor aux contacts (K1): 3NO+3NC, additonal : 3NO+3NC
Note: SPDT stand for single pole double trip
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Motorpact contact resistance
Descriptions
Disconnection Swicth Busbar to the outgoing terminal (including DS, VCU and outgoing terminal) Vacuum Contactor upper pole to lower pole (without load cable)
Load compartment - cable termination
Front access or front and rear accessibility
simple cable termination with rear access
Full height cable pulling area Load cable box allows for up to 1-240 mm2 or 2- 120mm² per phase Formex® cover over cable terminations
provides coverage at cable terminations
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Typical cable termination
• Top and Bottom cable connection • Line connection and load connection
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Typical cable termination for single section and single controller
Top cable assy 1 or 2 cores cable Top cable assy 3 or 6 single core cable
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Lower cable clamp assy
Top cable assy 3 or 6 single core cable
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Low cost of ownership
Predictive maintenance
Thermal diagnosis system (optional)
Improved power availability
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detects abnormal temperature rise at the heart of power circuit help to prevent damage to the installation (deterioration can lead to an internal arc) reduces maintenance costs no local human intervention. cable connexions top MV fuses holders pre-alarm threshold alarm threshold
Increased safety of electrical installation
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Continuous monitoring of temperature rise
− − − − − −
Sensors installed in the sensitive areas
Activates 2 trip levels
Hold at the moment this offer
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Temperature monitor module (DT1)
Provides continuous monitoring of joints in the equipment for predictive maintenance
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POWER FACTOR CORRECTION CAPASITOR
3 phase capacitors without internal fuse Possible for FVNR with 750mm width Be careful for RVSS and S3
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Enclosure - internal arc withstand
(option)
Tested at KEMA
following IEC 62271-200 standard in all MV compartments
Protection on all 4 sides by pressure venting to the top
25 kA 1s 40 kA 0.5s 50 kA 0.25s
Tunnel for ceiling below < 4m
With IP X1
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Enclosure – IPX1
(option)
IPX1 : • Tunnel + roof • No top entry cable (standard)
non std for top entry
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Enclosure - internal arc withstand
(option)
8-point latching door
Heavy-duty vault style door handle
Interlocked rear panel to frame construction Top and Bottom Access Panels Easy Removal
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Joining the shipping splits
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Sepam series 20, 40 and series 80
Protection functions
50/51, 50N/51N, 46 49 R 38/49T 37, phase undercurrent 48/51LR, excessive starting time and locked rotor 66 starts per hour …
Options
User Machine Interfaces Logic I/Os Communication interfaces Temperature monitoring Analog output
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current sensor (standard CT)
One block sensor consits of 3 CTs Low burden < 2.5VA (ratio <50A) and < 5VA (ratio>50A) Protection class : 5P5 and 10P5 Metering class : 0.5, 1 and 3 Single depth and Double depth (<50A) Max. 3 Block single CT or 1 Block Double CT + 1 Block Single CT Secondary ratio : 1A or 5A Primary ratio : 50A, 100A, 150A, 200A, 250A, 300A, 400A
Low power current transducer (standard LPCT)
One sensor for all applications (50A ~ 400A) High accuracy for protection and metering Linear across a wide current range Saturation value above 16 kA
Accuracy 10.0% 5.0%
100A / 22.5 mV 2500/1 0.5625 Ω
Sepam
Measuring and Protection
1.5% 0.75% 0.5% 5A
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100A
800A
1000A 16000 A
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Control Power Transformer (CPT)
Auxiliary Control Power supply : External DC or AC supply Internal AC supply by using CPT CPT or VRCR(small burden:200VA) Power CPT : 300VA, 500VA, 750VA and 2000VA MV Primary fuse for CPT (Ph-Ph) : 0.63A, 1A, 2A and 3.15A. Ferraz fuse. Fuse holders are loacated below the contactor. Secondary of CPT is protected by MCB Primary Voltage : 2400V, 3300, 4160, 4800, 5000, 5500, 6000V, 6600V,6900V Secondary voltage: 110/220V (dual voltage) Freq: 50/60Hz
CPT & VT Fuse holder
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Voltage Transformer (VT)
Voltage for metering device or protection relay Power Output: 50VA/Phase (100VA) at 30 deg. C. Accuracy : 2.4% at 15VA Primary VT is protected by MV fuses Secondary side is protected by MCB Primary Voltage : 2400V, 3300, 4200, 4800, 5000, 5500, 6000V, 6600V,6900V(6300V under development) Freq; 50/60Hz Insulation level : 6.9kV (60kV BIL) Secondary voltage: 110V
CPT & VT Fuse holder
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Fuse tube
Fuse holder for primary fuse of CPT or/and VT Long tube : (20mm x 190mm) for voltage > 5.5kV Short tube : (20mm x 127mm) for voltage < 5.5kV Thermal rating max : 5A . Insulation level : 6.9kV (60kV BIL) No special tools to remove or insert the MV fuse Located below the contactor chassis
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Ground Fault sensor
With Sepam relay If solidly Grounded (low resistance) ZCT 50/5A(AAF00309) + CSH 30 or CSH 120 or 200 If High Resistance Grounded (un grounded system) CSH 280 (470/1 - AAF 00311) + Resistor for zero sensor
AAF00309 AAF00311 AAF00310 AAF00308
Others relay (Without Sepam relay ) If solidly Grounded (low resistance) ZCT 50/5A If High Resistance Grounded (un grounded system) Zero seq. Sensor 2000/1 (AAF00310) or Zero seq. Sensor 50/0.025 (AAF00308) Note: the above sensor is installed on the same place of the block CT
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CSH 120/200
Surge Arrestor
Distribution Class and Intermediate Class distribution class : near the load (low kA) Intermediate class : outgoing feeders with several downstream feeders (high kA) Line side or Load side Line side : install on the busbar side Load side : install on the cable load side
Rated Voltage : 3kV, 6kV and 9KV 6kV for service voltage : < 5kV 9 kV for service voltage : > 5kV
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MV motor starter FVNR basic single line diagram
Disconnector closed/ earthed
Heavy Duty Silicon Control Rectifier (SCR) stack Arc Resistant
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Motorpact RVSS - HMI
Full digital control
LCD operator interface Non-Volatile memory
Digital sequencer
Ensures proper contactor sequence
Fiber-Optic isolation
between digital controller and power module/SCR
Metering functions
Voltage Current Power Factor KVAR kW
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Motorpact Soft Start ™ Controller Applications
Pumps Blowers Compressors Chillers Fans Chippers Ball Mills Rod Mills Conveyors Natural Gas Compressors Centrifugal Blowers Other Applications
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Motorpact SoftStart™ 6 Goals Beyond On-Off
Protect the Motor and Load Reduce Mechanical Stress Limit Starting Current Reduce Stress on the Electrical Grid Reduce Electrical System Disturbance Provide Soft Stopping
Meter and Record Communicate
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Motorpact SoftStart™ Benefits
Eliminate Torque Shock Damage Prevent belt slipping, coupling damage Increases motor AND drive train reliability Keep Starting kVA to a Minimum Maintain future flexibility Soft Start and Soft Stop Pumps Reduce hydraulic / mechanical problems Low Cost Ratio vs. MV VFDs
Can be considered as an alternate in some cases
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Motorpact SoftStart™ Heavy Duty Ratings
500% for 60 Seconds
Nearest competitor is 500% for 30 sec.
600% for 30+ Seconds
Capable of Class 30 “Mill Duty” motors
200% for up to 2 Minutes
Allows for long accel times
Line disconnector
Isolates motor starter from power supply
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Vacuum contactor
Provides start sequence to SCR stack (in main contactor cubicle)
4
SCR stack
Provides voltage ramp and advanced protection features
5
3
4
4
By-pass contactor
By-passes the SCR when motor is at full speed
3
5
LV control
Control and HMI of motor starter with power system
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Motorpact SoftStart™
Designed for Safety
High MV to LV Electrical Isolation
Magnetic isolation of Gate Pulses Fiber optic isolation for firing control and signal interfaces
Reduced voltage auto-transformer motor starter (RVAT)
B A
Line current lower than motor current Provides high torque per A of line current Medium or heavy duty 3 Contactors Main(1), Run(2), Start(3) Includes surge protection Provides switching transient protection for autotransformer 50, 65, and 80 % Taps (4) Closed transition from start to run 1125 mm or 1500 mm width. Internal arc withstand Auto Transformer capacity (50Hz)
<3.6kV : 1100kW 7.2kV : 1550kW 3 starting at cold (2 consecutive after running) Starting time 15 sec Insulation Class F
E C
D
H I
3
J K
F
L
G
M
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Reduced voltage auto-transformer motor starter
1
MAIN CONTACTOR
2
RUN CONTACTOR
4
AUTO TRANSFORMER
3
START CONTACTOR
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(A)
(A)
(A)
RVAT
(C)
(C)
(C)
(B)
(B)
(B)
M
M
M
First stage : C is open A and B are closed B must be closed before A.
Second stage : A remains closed C remains open and B is opened
Third stage : A remains closed B remains open and C is closed
The current path is shown in red. It is obvious that the motor is always supplied even during the second stage, when B is open.
First stage : the motor is starting with reduced voltage. Second stage: the motor is running in series with part of the autotransformer winding. Third stage: the motor runs at full voltage.
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Incoming LV cables from below, cubicle by cubicle
1
2
3
4
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Incoming LV cables from top, cubicle by cubicle
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Civil engineering
Lined up with MCset switchgear Incomer - Bus sectioning - Incomer MC set
interface Motorpact
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Civil engineering
stand-alone motor control with RVSS SoftStartTM motor starter
Incoming cable and metering
3150 A Busbar
Front
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Motorpact™ MV motor starters
Smart choice for MV- MCC application
Incoming cable and metering
Front
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Motorpact to IEC 62271-200
Fully enclosed in metal enclosure and having some current carrying capacity
Loss of Service Continuity Class (LSC)
• Architecture based on “safe compartment access”
Several levels of service continuity during maintenance
LSC 2A
• Safe access to compartment • With power flow in busbar and the other units • MV Cables must be earthed
LSC 2B
Maintainability of defined parts with no need of cable disconnection (separate cable compartment) • Safe access to compartment • With power flow in busbar and the other units • MV Cable in separate compartment • Cable of unit under maintenance can remain energized
Maintainability of one functional unit allowing normal service of the remaining units of the switchboard (busbar in a separate compartment)
MOTORPACT MOTORPACT
LSC 1
• Metal enclosed not of LSC2 class
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Fully enclosed in metal enclosure and having some current carrying capacity
Partition Class I or M
• Classification based on electrical field presence in safe access compartment Personnel comfort during maintenance
Partition Class PM
• All partitions and shutters of safe access compartment shall be metallic with some current carrying capacity
“Metal enclosed” compliant during maintenance Applicable mainly to withdrawable system
3.110 Shutter Part of metal-enclosed switchgear and controlgear that can be moved from a position where it permits contacts of a removable part, or moving contact of a disconnector to engage fixed contacts, to a position where it becomes a part of the enclosure or partition shielding the fixed contacts.
Partition Class PI
• Partitions or shutters may be partially or totally of Definition insulating material
Electrical and mechanical safety according to IEC 60466 or 60137
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Fully enclosed in metal enclosure and having current carrying capacity
Internal Arc Class IAC
• Classification based on consequences of internal arc on personnel safety
IAC classified Personnel safety in case • No projection of parts of internal arc towards accessible
sides • No ignition of indicators
Safety in case of internal fault during service condition Demonstrated by type tests (completely defined by the standard)
Accessibility Types
• A : restricted to authorized personnel only. • B : unrestricted, including general public. • Enclosure Identification code: F - for Front side • L L - for Lateral side R - for Rear side
Motorpact complies with AFLR type
IAC not classified
• No tests performed to assess behavior of enclosure under arc conditions
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Redundant S3
Alternate Configuration
One SoftStart used to start all motors Second SoftStart used as back up in case first fails. SoftStart has incoming and outgoing contactors for isolation