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EXternal BreakMaster™ load interrupter switchgear - PPT Presentation

Ratings and Features Harsh Karandikar Global Product Manager ANSI MV Switchgear and ANSI LVMV Switchgear Digital Initiatives Customer Presentation 2023 MV Metalenclosed load interrupter switchgear ID: 1019400

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1. EXternalBreakMaster™ load interrupter switchgearRatings and FeaturesHarsh Karandikar, Global Product Manager, ANSI MV Switchgear and ANSI LV+MV Switchgear Digital InitiativesCustomer Presentation 2023

2. MV Metal-enclosed load interrupter switchgearFebruary 7, 2023Slide 2BreakMaster and BreakMaster VDefinitionLoad Interrupter Switchgear (LIS) consists of an air insulated disconnect switch mounted in a metal enclosure. The BreakMaster™ LIS is used to provide safe switching and circuit protection where an infrequent means of disconnecting is required. A LIS can provide fault current protection by using various types of fuses. It is commonly used in a single circuit for on/off control of a transformer, duplex switching, and selector switch applications. A switch can also be grouped in a lineup configuration with other medium voltage distribution equipment.

3. Product overview

4. BreakMaster and BreakMaster VFebruary 7, 2023Slide 4Main features and ratingsProduct built in Monterrey, Mexico, since 2001IEEE C37.20.3, C37.20.4, C37.225-15 KV, 600 A and 1200 A, 40 kA and 61 kA asymmetrical short circuitASCE 7-10, IBC 2018, CBC 2019, and IEEE-693-2018 seismic certification, OSHPD certificationSingle, duplex, selector, lineup, lineup with utility, ATS, single-VCB, lineup-VCB offeringsUL/cUL option availableNEMA 1, 2 or 3R enclosures availableAvailable with SwitchgearMD temperature and PD monitoring solutionTransition available to Advance MV SwitchgearBreakMaster VBreakMasterAdditional informationWebpage linkSegments/industries: oil and gas, pulp and paper, automotive, industrial processes, wastewater, petrochemicalSeismic and OSHPD (now, HCAI) certifications with Powercon switch version only at present

5. February 7, 2023Slide 5BreakMaster and BreakMaster VIntroducing ABB’s VersaRupter switch in the place of the Powercon switch in BreakMaster LIS and BreakMaster V. Transition complete by March 2023. Introducing ABB’s VD4 breaker in the place of the GE SecoVac breaker in BreakMaster V. Transition complete by August 2023. Product upgrade in progressMV Metal-enclosed load interrupter switchgear

6. BreakMaster and BreakMaster VFebruary 7, 2023Slide 6Product configurationsCurrently with Powercon switches only

7. MV Metal-enclosed load interrupter switchgearFebruary 7, 2023Slide 7BreakMaster and BreakMaster VOperationA load interrupter switch consists of a two-position (open/closed), three-pole switch. The switch utilizes a quick make/quick break spring-charged mechanism for both opening and closing. The speed at which the switch opens or closes is independent of the speed at which the operator handle is moved.The load interrupter switch is operated externally from the front of the switch enclosure. The switch is connected to the power source on one side and to the load on the other side. When the switch is actuated, the switch blades disengage and interrupt the flow of electricity.

8. February 7, 2023Slide 8BreakMaster and BreakMaster VThe BreakMaster load interrupter switchgear consists of a rigid, bolted frame construction enclosure. This enclosure is constructed of 11-gauge sheet steel, including the doors, back panels, and side panels All steel doors have concealed hinges and captive screw, or quarter-turn latches as standard. A foot operated doorstop is also included. Each switch compartment and the fuse compartment are provided with individual or “split” doorsThe standard indoor depth on the enclosure is 50 inches. An optional 60-inch enclosure is available for special applications or for mounting additional devices. Each standard switch section is 35 inches wide. The split rear and side covers provide easy access. Also, the top access covers are removable for easy accessConstructionMV Metal-enclosed load interrupter switchgear

9. MV Metal-enclosed load interrupter switchgearFebruary 7, 2023Slide 9BreakMaster and BreakMaster VThe BreakMaster load interrupter switchgear includes a mechanical switch and door interlock as standard features. These prevent the opening of the doors when the switch is in the “ON” position. They also prevent switch from closing when the door is openAdditionally, each switch comes with provisions for up to six optional key interlocks. These interlocks provide a mechanical method to interlock two or more devices, utilizing a removable key which can only be inserted in one location at a timeFor example, the BreakMaster Load Interrupter switch can be key interlocked with the main circuit breaker of a switchboard on the secondary side of a transformerInterlocks

10. MV Metal-enclosed load interrupter switchgearFebruary 7, 2023Slide 10BreakMasterThe standard orientation has the BreakMaster load interrupter switchgear on the left side of the transformer when facing the front of the transformer. A reverse orientation, with the switch on the right side, is also availableNote: If the switch is a secondary switch, that is, on the low voltage side of a transformer, it should be specified as a line-up with a low voltage transition sectionThe switch is used to isolate the transformer from the incoming service or to isolate the load circuits from the transformer. This configuration is available in single, duplex, and selector switch configurationsTransformer disconnect

11. February 7, 2023Slide 11BreakMasterDuplex switchThe duplex switch provides on/off switching, utilizing two load break switch sections (one fused, one unfused) connected to a common load. Mechanical interlocks (key interlocks) prevent both switches from being closed at the same timeThe duplex switch functions as a switch between two power sources, such as a primary and auxiliary power sourceThe features of a duplex switch include: Two sections 35-inches wide, connected togetherOne set of power fusesFour key interlocks included as standardMV Metal-enclosed load interrupter switchgear

12. February 7, 2023Slide 12BreakMasterLine-upsFeatures of a line-up include: 600, 1200, and 2000 A horizontal through busIncoming line sections, main, tie (non-fused), branch switches, auxiliary (both bused and un-bused), and transitions to other equipment are availableUtility metering compartments are available as a factory-priced itemAll sections are front, and rear aligned. Main sections are always 35 inches wide and require a 20-inch transition to branch switchesIt offers a low-cost alternative to other types of switchgearMV Metal-enclosed load interrupter switchgear

13. MV Metal-enclosed load interrupter switchgearFebruary 7, 2023Slide 13BreakMaster VKey value pointsThe Breakmaster V provides reduced Arc Flash incident energy levels using a fixed-mount vacuum circuit breaker in the fused compartment of enclosure. This offering provides a new Arc Flash mitigating solution designed in response to Arc Flash Safety Standards.Reduced Arc Flash levels from the transformer down to the LV systemSafe and fast interruption of powerSelectivity through protection relaySame footprint as the fusible BreakMaster switch (BreakMaster LIS)Protection provided via the latest relay technology including bus and transformer differential optionsField retrofits available to replace existing fused switch with circuit breaker

14. MV Metal-enclosed load interrupter switchgearFebruary 7, 2023Slide 14Application of fast arc protection relayOperation independently of protective relay(s)Fast detection of an internal arc fault typically by means of:Light sensingCurrent sensing (Instantaneous current)Adjustable threshold levelsArc breaking time ~ 60…80 ms(Detection time + CB switching operation + CB arcing time)Active internal arc mitigation – BreakMaster V

15. MV Metal-enclosed load interrupter switchgearFebruary 7, 2023Slide 15Application of an Ultra-Fast Earthing SwitchOperation independently of protective relay(s)Fast detection of an internal arc fault typically by means of:Light sensingInstantaneous current sensingAdjustable threshold levelsArc elimination by means of ultra-fast short-circuit earthing with specific primary switching elementsMax. time for arc elimination: ~ 4ms after detection!Active arc elimination - UFES

16. February 7, 2023Slide 16BreakMasterFuse ratingsBreakMaster is available with a variety of different fuses to meet specific application needs.A phase loss detection relay and PTs are installed on load side of fuses and wired to terminal blocks to provide blown fuse indication. For blown fuse trip option, a shunt trip is installed in addition to the components above and wired to terminal blocks for external power source, provided by others. Capacitive trip device can be provided but it is a manual selection and factory must quote.MV Metal-enclosed load interrupter switchgear

17. Switchgear MDTMAsset health monitoringSwitchgearMDTM offers monitoring and diagnostic solutions for low and medium voltage switchgear and motor control centers. With 24x7 data availability and remote monitoring capability, SwitchgearMD adds value through reduced total cost of ownership and enhanced personnel safety.SwitchgearMD switchgear temperature and partial discharge monitoring is available for low voltage and medium voltage switchgear and Motor Control Center (MCC) products with the following sensor packages:Wireless solution for temperature and PD monitoringSAW sensorsUHF measurementsWired solution for temperature monitoringIR sensorsThermistor sensors for LV MCCsWired solution for humidity monitoringSwitchgearMD is available for new switchgear, as well as for retrofit applications.Infrared (IR) sensor Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) sensorFebruary 7, 2023Slide 17

18. VersaRupter switch overview

19. VersaRupter switch overviewFebruary 7, 2023Slide 19Modular designCurrent carrying componentsStand-off insulatorsPuffer type arc extinguishing systemOperating mechanismHeavy duty steel frameVarious accessories

20. VersaRupter switch mechanismsFebruary 7, 2023Slide 20Two optionsK-MechanismSingle spring snap action deviceOperates when shaft is rotated past dead centerClockwise to open, counter-clockwise to close Compatible with all operating handlesCan be operated remotely by motorA-MechanismDual spring stored energy deviceClockwise to charge spring, counter-clockwise to closeMinimal rotation clockwise to open switchPair with HE or HM handles only (we will use HM handle)Can be operated remotely by motorRequired for shunt and fuse tripping

21. VersaRupter switch operating handlesFebruary 7, 2023Slide 21Front chain driveKirk Key provisions for Lock OpenCannot have Kirk Key provision for Lock in Closed position (must used direct drive)Padlock provisionsDoor interlockK-mech onlyHM Front direct drivePadlock provisionsKirk Key provisions (mandatory for motor operator)Door interlockK-mech or A-mech

22. VersaRupter switch overviewFebruary 7, 2023Slide 22AccessoriesAuxiliary switchChanges state when the VersaRupter changes state via a mechanical linkage connected to the jack shaftCan be installed on all VersaRupter ratingsShipped with an equal number of NO and NC contacts which can be reconfigured in the fieldMust be ordered and wired in series for shunt trip applicationsAvailable with 6 contacts (3 NO/3NC)

23. VersaRupter switch overviewFebruary 7, 2023Slide 23AccessoriesShunt tripActuates the trip latch on the A-mechCan only be used on A mechActivate by local push button or remoteIntermittent duty coilAuxiliary switch must be ordered and installed in series to remove power after VersaRupter change of stateCan be used on all VersaRupter ratings with A mechOnly 110 VAC or 125 VDC available on BreakMaster productNominal coil voltageVoltage rangeAverage current (amps)Power (VA)INIstart24 VDC-15% to +10%10.010.024048 VDC-15% to +10%2.42.4115125 VDC-15% to +10%1.41.4155220 VDC-15% to +10%1.50.5110110 VAC-15% to +10%2.75.0300220 VAC-15% to +10%1.52.8320Technical Data Shunt Trip Device

24. VersaRupter switch overviewFebruary 7, 2023Slide 24NM motor operatorProvides remote or local electrical opening of the VersaRupterInstalled directly on the operating shaft of the VersaRupterMounted on left side of switch and comes with shaft extensionCan be used with either A-mech or K-mechMust use HM handle if manual operation is desiredMotor mechanically disconnects after every operation to manually operate the VersaRupter if necessarySpacer mounting bracket must be ordered separately dependent upon switch rating and desired mounting locationOnly 110V AC/DC available on BreakMaster productAccessoriesVoltage AC/DC ∓ 10%24 V48 V110 V 220 VCurrent (A)330.80.4Power Consumption (W)701408590Operating time (sec)∼4∼4∼4∼4Operating temperature (∘F)-40 to 131-40 to 132-40 to 134-40 to 135Signaling time (sec)0.5 – 2.00.3 – 1.00.5 – 2.00.5 – 2.0Weight (lbs) (kg)13.2 (6)13.2 (6)13.2 (6)13.2 (6)Operating voltage AC (V)17-2634-5277-137154-242Operating voltage DC (V)22-2843-5799-150198-264

25. Summary

26. DocumentsBreakMaster Brochure – 1VAL107101-DB BreakMaster Technical Application Guide – 1VAL107101-TG BreakMaster Installation, Operations, and Maintenance Manual – 1VAL107101-MB Customer Presentation – Upon RequestBreakMaster LISFebruary 7, 2023Slide 26Publications

27. February 7, 2023Slide 27