Siemens 38-3AH3 38 kV instruction manual Installation checks and functional tests

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Installation checks and functional tests

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Observe all handling instructions in this instruction manual to prevent tipping or dropping of equipment.

Removal from cell in indoor switchgear if not on raised pad and Shelter-Clad outdoor switchgear

After performing the spring discharge check (with control power de-energized), remove the circuit breaker from its switchgear cubicle.

1.Insert the racking crank on the racking screw on the front of the circuit breaker cell, and push in (refer to "Racking crank engagement procedure" on page 11). This action operates the racking-interlock latch. Figure 2 shows circuit breaker racking.

2.Rotate the racking crank counterclockwise until the circuit breaker is in the DISCONNECT position, as indicated on the racking mechanism.

3.Move the circuit breaker release latch (on the floor of the cell near the right side of the circuit breaker) to the left and pull the circuit breaker out from the DISCONNECT position. The circuit breaker can now be removed from the cubicle.

4.The circuit breaker is now free to be rolled out onto the floor using the handles on the front. The wheels of the circuit breaker are at floor level (unless the switchgear is installed on a raised pad), and one person can normally handle the unit.

Removal from cell in outdoor non-walk- in enclosures or for indoor switchgear installed on a raised pad

Removal of the circuit breaker from a non- walk-in outdoor-switchgear assembly is similar to removal of a circuit breaker at floor level with several additional steps.

Figure 3 shows the two extension rails inserted into the fixed rails within the cell. The rails engage locking pins in the fixed rails to secure them in position. The procedure for removal of a circuit breaker not located at floor level is:

1.Close the circuit-breaker compartment door and secure all latches.

2.Insert the racking crank onto the racking screw on the front of the circuit-breaker cell, and push in (refer to "Racking crank engagement procedure" on page 11). This action operates the racking-interlock latch.

3.Rotate the racking crank counterclockwise until the circuit breaker is in the DISCONNECT position.

4.Open the circuit-breaker compartment door and insert the two extension rails into the fixed rails. Be sure the extension rails are properly secured in place.

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Answers for energy Qualified person Table of contents Introduction Signal words Hazardous ProceduresIntroduction Field service operation and warranty issues Introduction Receiving, handling and storage Introduction Receiving procedure Shipping damage claims Handling procedure Receiving, handling and storageOutdoor storage Storage procedureIndoor storage Space heatingInspections, checks and tests without control power Installation checks and functional testsDe-energizing control power in switchgear Installation checks and functional tests Racking crank engagement procedure Type 38-3AH3 vacuum circuit breaker rackingPhysical inspections Manual-spring charging checkFinal mechanical inspections without control power Split-plug jumper connected to circuit breakerVacuum interrupter/ operator Vacuum interrupter/ operator Vacuum interruptersPrimary disconnects Phase barriersStored-energy operating mechanism Interrupter/operator module ConstructionCircuit-breaker pole Current-path assemblySwitching operation Vacuum interrupterType 38-3AH3 vacuum circuit breaker pole section Stored-energy operating mechanism Operating mechanism Auxiliary switchMode of operation Indirect releases tripping coilsClosing Use of manual-spring operation crankRapid auto-reclosing Trip-free functionalityOpening Manual operation62.2 62.5.2 50.3.1 53.0 Pawl roller 62.5.2 Close-latch pawl Vacuum interrupter/ operator Discharged Closing Standard Secondary shunt release optional Indirect releases dual-trip orUndervoltage optional 54.2Position a locked Shock absorber Capacitor-trip deviceSecondary disconnect Mechanism-operated cell MOC switch optional Truck-operated cell TOC switchShutter-operating linkage Secondary disconnect Shutters Circuit-breaker frame Trip-free interlockRating interlock Ground disconnectAlignment Racking mechanismVehicle function and operational interlocks Interlocks Circuit breaker racking-interlocksRacking interlocks Closed circuit breaker interlock Automatic closing-spring energy release Trip-free interlock position mechanical interlock Maintenance Introduction and maintenance intervalsMaintenance Recommended hand toolsRecommended maintenance and lubrication Inspection items and testsChecks of the primary power path Removal from switchgearCleanliness check Inspection of primary disconnects Maintenance and lubricationCircuit Number Checks of the stored-energy operator mechanismTypical for all three-phases Fastener check Manual-spring charging and contact- erosion checksElectrical-control checks Wiring and terminals checkAutomatic spring-charging check control power required Secondary-disconnect checkTypical vacuum interrupter contact curve Spring-charging motor checks Vacuum-interrupter mechanical checkHigh-potential tests Vacuum-integrity check using dielectric testHigh-potential test voltages Field-test voltage Voltage Frequency withstandRating a Inspection and cleaning of circuit- breaker insulationContinuous Contact Functional testsCircuit-breaker overhaul Replacement at overhaulOverhaul Circuit breaker Number TypeVacuum interrupter replacement OverhaulSetting Vacuum interrupter replacement illustration Overhaul Checking the contact stroke Open the circuit breaker Hydraulic shock absorberMaintenance and troubleshooting Sub-assembly Inspect forMaintenance and troubleshooting Problem Symptoms Possible causes and remediesClosed Appendix Appendix Values Voltage Voltage range factor K3 Insulation Withstand Permissible tripping delay YMaximum design voltage Voltage levels Lightning-impulse BILRated Continuous4 Rated Maximum design voltageLevels Voltage levels Lightning-impulse BIL Short-circuit at rated maximum design voltage I5, 6Remarks Appendix