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Technical Ground Fault Protection Selection Ground Fault Protection on Main and Feeder Disconnects Figure 20 Figure 21 Ground Fault Protection on Main, Feeder and Selected Branch Disconnects with Zone Selective Interlocking Double-Ended System with Ground Fault Protection on Main and on Tie and Feeder Disconnects Note: Interlocking Supplementary interlocking is required but will vary depending on equipment used. Figure 22 Figure 23 TECHNICAL T T-10 Siemens Industry, Inc. SPEEDFAX Product Catalog
Technical Overcurrent Protection and Coordination Selection Coordination of a power distribution system requires that circuit protective devices be selected and set so that electrical disturbances, such as over-loads or short circuits, will be cleared promptly by isolating the faulted equipment with minimum service disruption of the distribution system. Time / Current Characteristic Curves are available for circuit protective devices, such as circuit breakers and fuses, which show how quickly they will operate at various values of overload and short circuit current. Coordination can be obtained by comparing these curves for each device in series in the system. In developing the system, it will be noted that many compromises must be made between the various objectives: 1. System reliability. 2. Continuity of service. 3. Equipment and system protection. 4. Coordination of protective devices. 5. System cost. Preliminary steps in Coordination study: A) One-line diagram: used as a base on which to record pertinent data and information regarding relays, circuit breakers, fuses, current transformers, and operating equipment while at the same time, providing a convenient representation of the relationship of circuit protective devices with one another. B) Short-circuit study: record all applicable impedances and ratings; using these values, a short-circuit study is made to determine currents available at any particular point in the system. C) Determine maximum load currents which will exist under normal operating conditions in each of the power-system circuits, the transformer magnetizing inrush currents, and times, and the starting currents, and accelerating times of large motors. These values will determine the maximum currents which circuit protective devices must carry without operating. The upper boundary of current sensitivity will be determined by the smallest values resulting from the following considerations: 1) Maximum available short-circuit current obtained by calculation. 2) Requirements of applicable codes and standards for the protection of equipment such as cable, motors, and transformers. 3) Thermal and mechanical limitations of equipment. D) Time / current characteristic curves of all the protective devices to be coordinated must be obtained. These should be plotted on standard log-log coordination paper to facilitate the coordination study. Mechanics Of Achieving Coordination: The process of achieving coordination among protective devices in series is essentially one of selecting individual units to match particular circuit or equipment protection requirements, and of plotting the time/current characteristic curves of these devices on a single overlay sheet of log-log coordination paper. The achievement of coordination is a trialand-error routine in which the various time / current characteristic curves of the series array of devices are matched one against another on the graph plot. When selecting protective devices one must recognize ANSI and NEC requirements and adhere to the limiting factors of coordination such as load current, short-circuit current, and motor starting. The protective devices selected must operate within these boundaries while providing selective coordination Figure 24. Coordination of Example System where possible. Selective coordination is usually obtained in low voltage systems when the log-log plot of time / current characteristics displays a clear space between the characteristics of the protective devices operating in series, that is, no overlap should exist between any two time/current characteristics if full selective coordination is to be obtained. Allow ance must be made for relay overtravel and for relay and fuse curve accuracy. Quite often the coordination study will stop at a point short of complete selective coordination because a compromise must be made between the competing objectives of maximum protection and maximum service continuity. Computer Aided Coordination: The philosophy discussed above applies to the “classical” practice of performing coordination studies manually. Today, however, there are numerous personal computer software programs available for performing coordination studies. T TECHNICAL Siemens Industry, Inc. SPEEDFAX Product Catalog T-11
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Busway Power Distribution XL-U Alum
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Busway Power Distribution Revised o
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Motor Control Centers SPEEDFAX TM S
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tiastar Motor Control Centers Const
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tiastar Motor Control Centers Dimen
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tiastar Motor Control Centers Incom
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tiastar Motor Control Centers Overl
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tiastar Motor Control Centers Varia
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tiastar Motor Control Centers G120
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tiastar Motor Control Centers Power
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tiastar Motor Control Centers Start
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tiastar Motor Control Centers Start
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tiastar Motor Control Centers Power
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tiastar Motor Control Centers Produ
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Control Products SPEEDFAX TM Sectio
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Manual Control Switches a , Class M
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Manual Control Starters and Switche
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Combination Heavy Duty Starters Fea
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Combination Heavy Duty Starters Non
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Combination Heavy Duty Starters MCP
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Definite Purpose Control Class 42 &
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Heavy Duty Control Catalog Numberin
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Overload Relays Solid State ESP200,
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Overload Relays Special Use Solid S
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Duplex Heavy Duty Controllers Non-C
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Duplex Heavy Duty Controllers Combi
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Pump Control Panels Slim Line NEMA
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Pump Control Panels Slim Line NEMA
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Pump Control Panels Class 87, 88 Re
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Vacuum Break and Oil Well Pump Cont
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Reduced Voltage Pump Panels Wye Del
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Lighting and Heating Control Electr
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Lighting Control Mechanically and M
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Industrial Control Power Transforme
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Field Modification Kits Class 11 -
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Field Modification Kits Pilot Light
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Field Modification Kits NEMA, Reduc
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Field Modification Kits NEMA Access
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Field Modification Kits NEMA, Overl
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Heavy Duty Control Non-Combination
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Combination Starter Enclosure Kits
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Factory Modifications Revised on 03
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Factory Modifications Revised on 03
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Manual Control Heater Elements, Cla
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Replacement Parts Starters and Cont
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Replacement Parts Lighting Contacto
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Replacement Parts Miscellaneous Sel
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Manual Control Class SMF, MMS Dimen
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Heavy Duty Motor Starters Solid Sta
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Heavy Duty Contactors Class 40 Dime
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Overload Relays & Current Transform
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Lighting & Heating Contactors Open
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GROUND 1/ L1 3/ L2 5/ L3 2/ T1 11 2
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Lighting & Heating Contactors Mecha
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Heavy Duty Motor Starters & Contact
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Combination Heavy Duty Starters Enc
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Reversing Heavy Duty Starters & Con
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Duplex Heavy Duty Controllers Class
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Lighting Contactors Enclosed Contac
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Manual Control Class 11 - 3RV, SMF,
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Combination Heavy Duty Starters Cla
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Two Speed Heavy Duty Starters Class
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SEK SES SAW LMB SEK SES SAW LMB SEK
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Reduced Voltage Starters & Pump Pan
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Standard & Irrigation Pump Panels C
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Lighting and Heating Contactors Mec
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240V 230V 220V 480V 230V 460V 220V
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Enclosed IEC Controls 3RE4 Non-Reve
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Enclosed IEC Controls 3RE4 Non-Reve
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Enclosed IEC Controls Selection Tab
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Enclosed IEC Controls 3RE4 Factory
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Enclosed IEC Controls 3RE4 Field Mo
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Enclosed IEC Controls 3RE4 Outline
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Enclosed IEC Controls 3RE4 Wiring D
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Motor Starters, Soft Starters and L
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Planning and Configuration with SIR
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Push SIRIUS Button ACT Pushbuttons
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Pushbutton Units and Indicator Ligh
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Push Buttons & Signaling Devices 30
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