Medium Voltage Distribution Maintenance Guide I 2013 Premset. 15 kv compact modular vacuum switchgear with Shielded Solid Insulation System

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1 Medium Voltage Distribution Maintenance Guide I 2013 Premset 15 kv compact modular vacuum switchgear with Shielded Solid Insulation System

2 Schneider Electric Services, by your side all day long Installation & Commissioning Because without these, you increase the risk of start-up delays and premature equipment failure. Technical training Having well-trained employees is key to the long-term health of your electrical distribution equipment. On-demand maintenance You need to adopt the right best practices and minimise downtime, while working with limited budgetary and maintenance resources. Modernisation Ageing, outdated equipment can be modernised, dramatically improving its performance and lifetime, as well as achieving compliance with current regulations. End-of-life Dispose of outdated equipment in a way that s both green and transparent. Installation assessment For a comprehensive assessment and a clear analysis of the results. Maintenance Services Contracts To prevent such issues, these contracts can focus on predictive and preventive maintenance that is specifically tailored to your site and processes. End-of-life recycling Schneider Electric Services has an operational subsidiary allowing you to recycle your medium voltage switchgear. To learn more do not hesitate to visit our site Services/Electrical Distribution Services: 1

3 Premset, designed for a long service life Premset Maintenance & Service program: 1. Reduction of total cost of ownership and easy budget control Optimized maintenance program according to the installation environment and operation conditions Total budget control through services agreement 2. Improved availability & best in class life time of equipment Preventive maintenance adapted to local operation conditions will ensure extended life time of the equipment Specific predictive maintenance program, linked with the high technology design of Premset, will help to know and act before any serious failure occurs (diagnostic of metallic painting, le diagnostic of ageing & circuit breaker ) These programs will contribute to the reduction of down time and critical loss and to the improved safety & security 3. Peace of mind due to our reactivity commitment Through our services agreement, we assure a total peace of mind: even a failure occurs, our Field Services Engineers will go on site within the defined time in the agreement to fix the issue and change parts if needed. Corrective maintenance Emergency On-Site intervention Guarantee Expert intervention on your site in a lead time which is defined by a mutual agreement. Diagnose problems, evaluate a solution and prepare the fixing. Emergency spare parts delivery Spare parts delivery lead time guaranteed. Preventive maintenance Premset MV main circuit Core unit (encapsuled Vacuum interrupter + earthing switch tank) Busbar + cable connection Preventive maintenance Metallisation check-up to ensure earth continuity Earth continuity check-up Mechanism Mechanism Recommended: - every 5 years (ideal conditions) - every 3 years (standard conditions) - every 2 years (agressive conditions) 1. Check open/close/charging 2. Check humidity & corrosion status of the mechanism LV parts Auxiliary contacts Check the continuity of the contacts in different states Coil & electrical operation Test tripping chain Protection relays Refer to maintenance manual of VIP/Sepam or other relay Other electronic devices Flair & PS100: battery check CTs & VTs Shielded Metallisation check-up to ensure earth continuity The entire MV circuit of Premset is insensitive to harsh environment thanks to Shielded Solid Insulation. For LV parts, it is similar to current Air Insulated Switchgear module. No specific tools are required for preventive maintenance of Premset. Mechanical parts are surface-treated to prevent corrosion. 2

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5 General 5 Operations to be performed Power circuits and control mechanisms 7 Low Voltage auxiliary circuits 8 Recommended frequency Normal operating conditions 9 Specific stress conditions 11 Appendice Emergency spare parts 13 4

6 General PM Warning Preventive maintenance operations must be carried out regularly on medium-voltage equipment. Technicians trained to work on this type of equipment are required. Two skills are essential: electrical qualifications knowledge of the equipment to be maintained. This document does not apply to protection relays. Please refer to the maintenance documents specific to each type of switchgear used. If necessary, you can also contact your Product, Country, Services agent. Electrical qualifications Only employees with appropriate electrical qualifications will be allowed to carry out these maintenance operations. 5

7 General Intervention level Different skill levels have been established to define the persons who are capable of working on medium-voltage equipment: Level 1 Regular maintenance. The maintenance operations to be carried out on the equipment are generally described in the instruction handbook. Minor preventive maintenance operations not requiring disassembly and standard repairs that require one part to be replaced with another provided for this purpose, performed by an operator s accredited technician according to the manufacturer s maintenance instructions. Level 2 Operations requiring simple procedures and/or support equipment (integrated into devices or external) that is easy to use and implement. Level 3 Preventive maintenance operations, such as general adjustment, identification and troubleshooting, repairs requiring the replacement of one component or functional unit with another or minor mechanical repairs, carried out by a specialised technician using the tools, adjusting and measuring instruments specified in the manufacturer s maintenance instructions. Level 4 Operations whose procedures involve knowledge of a particular technique or technology and/or how to use specialised support equipment. All important corrective or preventive maintenance operations carried out by the manufacturer s after-sales services. Operations that may affect switchgear performance. Level 5 Operations whose procedures involve know-how, requiring the use of particular techniques or technologies, industrial processes or support equipment. Equipment will generally have to be returned to the factory; this applies only to moving parts. Training Schneider Electric offers a wide choice of training courses on operating or maintaining its equipment. Level operations require training on the equipment. Training programme This training is delivered in our training centres by Schneider Electric s accredited skilled staff. 6

8 Operations to be performed Power circuits & Control mechanisms Dust, impacts, aggressive atmosphere, insufficient or excessive lubrication may adversely affect the mechanical operation of a device. Operations The necessity for an installation to run continuously generally means that the power devices are seldom operated. Although the ageing process of a device may be accelerated if it is used too frequently, mechanical malfunctions may occur if it is not operated for a long period of time. Regular operation is necessary to maintain the original performance of each operating unit. Interlocking with keys or padlocks must be fully tested to check that they are working correctly. PM

9 Operations to be performed Low Voltage auxiliary circuits Auxiliary wiring It is used to transmit orders to the various control units of the device and retrieve its states. A degraded connection or insulating material may prevent the device from operating or cause unwanted tripping. Auxiliary wiring must be checked and replaced at regular intervals, if necessary, especially in the event of vibrations, a high ambient temperature or corrosive atmospheres. Signalling contacts The contacts indicating the position of the circuit breaker, earthing switch, voltage transformer truck and ready-to-operate circuit breaker allow the operator to view the states and to act accordingly. Any incorrect signalling can lead to device control errors that may endanger the operators. Contact failure (worn contacts, loose terminals) may be the result of vibrations, corrosion or abnormal overheating; preventive maintenance must ensure good continuity (or non-continuity) of the contact in the different states. Protection relay An electrical fault on the installation is detected by the relay which orders the circuit breaker to open in order to ensure that the equipment and operators are protected. Electronic components and cards are sensitive to the environment (ambient temperature, humid and corrosive atmosphere) and to harsh operating conditions (magnetic fields, vibrations, etc.). To ensure safe operation, the following must be checked at regular intervals: the tripping chain, the intervention times according to fault current levels. Refer to the documents specific to the protection relay used. The equipment must be switched off Do not walk on the parts, assemblies and areas identified by this pictogram 8

10 Recommended frequency 3 to 5 years Normal operating conditions The maintenance programme must be carried out on the cubicles as soon as they are commissioned and then every five years at most; the maintenance operator must have the required skill level (see the description in the table below). These operations are applicable for the environmental and operating conditions that meet the normal service conditions, in accordance with IEC for indoor switchgear. Ambient air temperature Less than or equal to 40 C. Less than or equal to 35 C, on average over 24 hours. Greater than or equal to - 25 C. Altitude Less than or equal to 3000 m. Above 3000 m, a derating coefficient will be applied (please consult us). Ambience No dust, smoke, salt, corrosive or flammable gas and vapour (clean industrial air). Humidity Average relative humidity over 24 hours < 95%,. Average relative humidity over 1 month < 90%. Average vapour pressure over 24 hours < 2.2 kpa. Average vapour pressure over 1 month < 1.8 kpa. 9

11 Recommended frequency 3 to 5 years Normal operating conditions Check Switchgear (2) Frequency (year) Tools Intervention level Power down COM (1) 3 to 5 Cubicle Switchboard Approximate intervention time Visually check the general condition of the cubicle (front panel, control unit, box, frame) min Reference document Power circuit Core unit (encapsulated vacuum interrupter + earthing switch tank): metallisation checkup to ensure earth continuity min Busbar + cable connection: earth continuity checkup min Control mechanisms Open / Close the main switch manually and electrically - 15 min Open / Close the earthing switch manually - 15 min Check humidity & corrosion status of mechanism min Operate the key-operated interlocks 30 min Control and signalling auxiliaries Check that the auxiliary wiring is uninterrupted and the appearance of the insulating material 1 h Check the tripping chain 30 min - 1 h (1) Commissioning (2) Visual checks + open/close every year " - ": no tool needed " ": operation to be made 10

12 Recommended frequency 6 months - 2 years Specific stress conditions* The maintenance programme must be carried out on the cubicles as soon as they are commissioned and then every three years at most; the maintenance operator must have the required skill level. The operating conditions in certain fields of activity require the maintenance programme to be carried out under normal conditions to be complemented for the impact of atmospheric pollutants to be taken into account. Pollution: SO 2 = sulphur dioxide, H 2 S = hydrogen sulphide. * Specific stress conditions: corrosive atmosphere/solid pollution/heavy electrical stress (short circuit, high switching frequency, high humidity, low-high temperature,...) These types of atmospheric pollutants are mainly found in heavy industry, such as refineries, the iron and steel industry, paper mills, the petrochemical industry, etc. When these pollutants are combined with humidity, they are highly corrosive for the parts used in our equipment: bare copper, silvering for electrical contacts, control mechanisms. 11

13 Recommended frequency 6 months - 2 years Specific stress conditions* Check Switchgear (2) Frequency (year) Tools Intervention level Power down COM (1) 3 to 5 Cubicle Switchboard Approximate intervention time Visually check the general condition of the cubicle (front panel, control unit, box, frame) min Reference document Power circuit Core unit (encapsulated vacuum interrupter + earthing switch tank): metallisation checkup to ensure earth continuity min Busbar + cable connection: earth continuity checkup min Control mechanisms Open / Close the main switch manually and electrically - 15 min Open / Close the earthing switch manually - 15 min Check humidity & corrosion status of mechanism min Operate the key-operated interlocks 30 min Control and signalling auxiliaries Check that the auxiliary wiring is uninterrupted and the appearance of the insulating material 1 h Check the tripping chain 30 min - 1 h (1) Commissioning (2) Visual checks + open/close every year " - ": no tool needed " ": operation to be made * Specific stress conditions: corrosive atmosphere/solid pollution/heavy electrical stress (short circuit, high switching frequency, high humidity, low-high temperature,...) 12

14 Appendice Emergency spare parts Spare parts 13 Commercial reference Action Who A R M Motor Block Motor Block VDC Motor Block VAC/DC Motor Block VAC/DC Motor Block VAC/DC P7M12001 P7M12002 P7M12003 P7M12004 Trip coil MX1&2/XF Shut trip/close coil MX/XF VDC Shut trip/close coil MX/XF VAC/DC Shut trip/close coil MX/XF VAC/DC Shut trip/close coil MX/XF VAC/DC P7M12005 P7M12006 P7M12007 P7M12008 Replace closing coil MN Undervoltage coil VDC Undervoltage coil VAC/DC Undervoltage coil VAC/DC Undervoltage coil VAC/DC P7M12012 P7M12013 P7M12014 P7M12015 Micro switch 2 switches for interlock and wiring P7M switch for interlock and wiring P7M switch for malt and wiring P7M12011 Replace SC100 SC100A 24V-60V SC100E V SC110A 24V-60V avec com SC110E V avec com EMS58560 EMS58561 EMS58563 EMS58564 Mitop Low energy shunt trip Mitop P7M13001 Aux. Contacts Main switch and/or Earthing switch BLOCK OF 4 OF CONTACTS WIRE AUXILIARY TERMINAL BLOCK FOR FIXE Voltage presence indicator/detector VPIS 3KV VPIS-VO 3KV VPIS 6,6KV VPIS-VO 6,6KV VPIS 15KV VPIS-VO 15KV VDS 3-7,2 KV L1 long (M06A CB) VDS 3-7,2 KV L2 short VDS KV L1 long (M06A CB) VDS KV L2 short VPI62403 VPI62413 VPI62404 VPI62414 VPI62406 VPI62416 P7M14008 P7M14009 P7M14010 P7M14011 Live cable interlock Electrical device LCI 24-30VDC for Live Cable Interlock Electrical device LCI VAC/DC for Live Cable Interlock Electrical device VAC/DC for Live Cable Interlock Electrical device VAC/DC for Live Cable Interlock Electronic device ESL100A 24-48VDC for LCI Live Cable Interlock Electronic device ESL100E VAC/DC for LCI Live Cable Interlock P7M12016 P7M12017 P7M12018 P7M12019 P7M12020 P7M12021 Cable box door interlock Interlock main SW and ESW cable box door P7M17020 Fuse VT protection M06A tdb Power supply PS100 Long life battery - 12V - 24A.h Long life battery - 12V - 38A.h EMS58582 EMS58583 Flair 22D battery tdb VIP battery tdb Busbars Set of 3 straight (flat) busbars Set of 3 offset (bent) busbars P7M17001 P7M17002 Caps 3 Caps with short stud P7M Caps with medium stud P7M VPIS Caps with short stud P7M17006 VT connection 3 Flexible links for VT P7M17026 Busbar Installation 1 tube of silicone grease f0 1 cleaning wipe AAV27065 Operating handle P7M17022 A: Adapatation - R: Replacement - M:Modification / 1: final customer - 2: certified Premset installer - 3: local Equipment unit - 4: Schneider Electric After Sales Service team - 5: factory return

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