Pry >. CBWatch-2 CLE aie Monitoring System Substation equipment life management is of key importance and one of the best ways to accurately survey your network is through an efficient monitoring system. AREVA T&D has developed the CBWatch-2 monitoring system which can be your proactive link to cost-effective circuit breaker management. ‘The CBWatch-2 is installed directly on to the circuit breaker and maintains a constant, monitored link with your local or remote database via the CBWalchTool software package. The monitoring system records information coming from the sensors installed on the breaker and analyzes ths information, comparing it with standard ‘operational parameters programmed into the system. ‘The CBWatch-2 monitoring system offers you the possibilty to manage a proactive, mote cost-effective maintenance program by constantly monitoring your cireut breakers’ condition and the trends in the operational parameters. These advance \waming notifications are your best insurance to avoiding network failure and {quaranteeing longer life to your equipment. (CBWatch-2 installed ina CB control cubicle een conan eee Live tank circultbreaker FX32D equipped wit ey (CBWatch-2 - Fumas, Brazil AREVA AREVA T&DFunctions SF, OR GAS MIXTURES ‘The installation of the CBWatch-2 monitoring system makes it possible to constantly watch the {gas pressure and temperature, calculating the SF. ‘or gas mixture density using the Beattie-Bridgeman algorithm. It detects and inhibits false alarms in the event of liquefaction. The system calculates SF. leakage rates giving you advance warning before sending alarms or reaching lockout threshold levels. The system also maintains historical records. MECHANICAL OPERATION (CBWatch-2 monitors close and open operating times; allows the use of conventional auxiliary ‘switches or primary contact travel sensors; ‘monitors primary contacts separation speed, buffering and over travel; detects mechanical performance deterioration (fiction, corrosion, breakage, spring fatigue and buffer defects), and it monitors auxiliary switch timing. SPRING OR HYDRAULIC OPERATING MECHANISM (CBWatch-2 can also monitor the hydraulic or spring operating mechanisms. For spring operated ‘mechanisms, the system monitors recharging ‘motor operating time and can detect motor limit switch defects. For hydraulic operating systems, it monitors pump motor operating time, detects internal and external leackage, ritrogen loss from the accumulator and threshold pressure, SWITCHING During switching, the CBWatch-2 monitors the current during breaking, arc duration, and estimates primary contact wear. AUXILIARY AND CONTROL CIRCUITS ‘The CBWatch-2 system also monitors operating coil continuity, your auxiliary supply voltage and heater intogrity, AVAILABLE VERSIONS ‘CBWatch-2 exists for circuit breakers with one ‘operating mechanism for all three poles or for one ‘operating mechanism for each of the three poles. ‘CBWatoh-2 also exists for Generator Circuit Breakers (please consult us forthe available functions), ‘CBWatch-2 installed on the central control cubicle.INSTALLATION > Dimensions: 310 mm x 280 mm x 95 mm 12114" x11"x3 314" > Installation in operating mechanism, local ‘control cubicle or separate enclosure. ENVIRONMENT > Ambiant temperature > -80°C to +58°C (Option : 50°C with heater) > Electromagnetic compatiblity according to the following standards: “IEC 255-5 =IEC 1000-4-8 = ANSI C37-90-1 ~IEC 1000-4-12 =IEC 255-22-3 POWER SUPPLY 48-125 V DC; 48 - 120. AC 480 - 250 V DG ; 150 - 240 VAC Tolerance: -30 % to +15 % Power consumption: 30 VA maximum, DEPENDABILITY > High reliability and high availabilty due to ‘continuous self monitoring of electronic module and sensors: autodiagnostic. LOCAL INTERFACE LCD display and keypad (optional) 1 self monitoring status relay, 4 configurable output relays. 1 self monitoring status LED. 4 local LED indicators. S232 local communication por. NETWORK INTERFACE > Isolated RS485 communication port with MODBUS protocol Example of a CBWatch-2 installation on a circuit breaker with one operating mechanism per pole SENSORS REQUIRED FOR DIFFERENTS FUNCTIONS > SF, or gas mixtures: Pressure and temperature sensors. ~ > Operations: Col signal sensors, Auntliary contacts. Primary contact travel sensors. > Primary current: P ‘Auxiliary current transformers. iF \ : > Spring mechanism: i ‘Spring motor limit switch contacts. ioammples of acne of the industrial sensors > Hydraulic mechanism: re Pump start contacts. Hydraulic pressure sensor. > Auxillary and control circuits: Temperature sensors. Coil supervision retays.CBW2TOOL SOFTWARE (CBWatch-2 Human-Machine Interface Software) CBWatch-2 is provided with communication interfaces that connect to a personal computer loaded with the ‘CBW2Tool Human-Machine interface Software. This software gives access to CBWatch-2 settings, ‘event recordings, measurements and alarms. > Connection and configuration Connection to a CBWatch-2 can be made via a RS232 or a RS485 serial link, via MODEM or an Ethemet gateway. The software configures and edits the data via a user-friendly interface. > Access to the measurements and to the alarms. ‘The software allows for the visual display ofthe state ofthe on-going alarms and measurements on the ‘connected CBWatch-2 to be shown, > Access to the recordings of events ‘The data archived in the CBWatch-2 connected to the PC can be downloaded and saved in EXCEL format, then recalled, visualised, and printed out ‘The archived events can be studied andior recalled ‘on your PC at your leisure. —— yl wt i —— a a estan Ff Hn Serotonin l — P ee Ti] sn eee wawnnsaa ‘CBWatch-2 Interface Software ‘moc segura bors tts NARs Cm eet eases Spear rina comin Seceny seine poten cay a ney ieee se hts plete tas tcken trie tata trgese on spec enteric cemate ppoes oy ame oom omaancet te ome secconte ablate cam rabeana eet etnies OVEN NEVA 28 EVA Pe EVA nyse nn re ta dain at AREA Ate as vrata rash eiet ‘iota shad svn en ees onony coon a neces wae