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MA HD4-HPARetrofit (EN) A 1VCS014196
MA HD4-HPARetrofit (EN) A 1VCS014196
MA HD4-HPARetrofit (EN) A 1VCS014196
Contents
I. Introduction 2
5. Periodical Checking 14
6. Maintenance 15
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For your safety! CAUTION
CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation that
• Make sure that the installation room (available may result in minor or moderate injury and/or
space, divisions and ambient) is suitable for the property damage.
electrical apparatus.
NOTICE
• Check that all the installation, putting into
service and maintenance operations are carried
out by qualified personnel with sufficient
knowledge of the apparatus. NOTICE indicates a statement of company policy
• Make sure that the standards and laws in force as it relates to the safety of personnel or
are complied with when the apparatus is protection of property.
installed and put into service, and that the rules
WARNING
of good workmanship and safety in the
workplace are applied.
• Check that the rated performance of the
apparatus is not exceeded during service. WARNING indicates a hazardous situation that
• Check that the personnel who operate the has some probability of severe injury and
apparatus have this instruction manual to hand as substantial property damage.
well as all the information they need to operate
DANGER
correctly.
• Pay special attention to the danger notes
indicated in the manual by the following symbol:
DANGER indicates a hazardous situation that has
a high probability of death, severe injury, and
substantial property damage.
2 HD4-HPA RETROFIT SOLUTIONS FOR HPA CIRCUIT BREAKER - ADDENDUM TO HD4 INSTALLATION AND SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
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I. Introduction
This publication contains the information required Besides this manual, you must always consult the
to install medium voltage circuit-breakers, as well as latest technical documentation (drawings, electrical
instructions for putting them into service. Carefully circuit and wiring diagrams, assembly and
read this document to ensure the product is used installation drawings, applicable protection
correctly. coordination studies, etc.), especially regarding any
This apparatus allows further technical- variants to the standard configurations that may be
construction modifications (at the customer’s necessary. Only use original spare parts for
request) to be made so as to adapt it to special maintenance operations. For further information,
installation requirements. Consequently, the please also consult the technical catalog of the
information givenin this document may not contain circuit-breaker and the spare parts catalog.
instructions concerning special customized
configurations.
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II. Environment Protection Scheme
HD4 circuit-breakers are manufactured in
accordance with the ISO 14000 Standards
(Guidelines for environmental management). WARNING
The manufacturing processes are implemented in
accordance with the environmental protection All the installation, putting into service and
standards when it comes to reducing energy maintenance operations must be performed by
consumption and the production of waste. skilled personnel with in-depth knowledge of the
All this is achieved thanks to the environmental equipment
management system adopted in the production
facility.
D I S T R I B U T I O N S O LU T I O N S 3
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1. HD4 characteristics and applicability
HD4 instructions Regulatory framework
The HD4 Retrofit circuit-breaker is based on the HD4 circuit-breakers conform to IEC 62271-100
HD4 free standing version. Standards and to those in force in the major
So much so, most of the information in the HD4 industrialized countries.
instruction manual is also applicable to this retrofit
version.
The contents of this supplement are common to the
following sections. Please refer to the installation
and operation manual of HD4 circuit-breaker code
1VCD601246 for specific information.
Please contact ABB for special installation
requirements.
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2. How to handle the retrofit kit
2.1. Packing and transport
A
The circuit-breaker is shipped in special packing, in
the open position and with the spring discharged. Circuit breaker
IEC 62271-100
Each device is protected by a plastic wrapper to 1 HD4-HPA ... ... ...
CEI 17-1 2
CLASSIFICATION ... ... ...
prevent water from infiltrating during the loading
and unloading operations, and to keep out the dust 3 SN ... ... ... PR. YEAR ......
M WEIGHT ... kG
during storage. Ur
WARNING 4
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2. How to handle the retrofit kit
Fig. 4
Fig. 6
Fig. 5
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3. Operation of the retrofit kit
All HD4-HPA circuit-breakers provide at least the
2 7
Preliminary operations
Clean the insulating parts with a clean, dry cloth.
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10 Make sure that the upper and lower terminals are
clean and free from deformation caused by knocks
3
9 received during transport or storage.
How to install HD4-HPA Retrofit in the switchgear
8 Consult the technical documentation of the
6 switchgear for instructions about how to install the
circuit-breaker.
When the circuit-breaker has reached the isolated
Fig. 9 for test position, the switchgear can be considered
isolated.
Before putting into service, you are advised to load
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the breaker operating mechanisms in the manual
mode so as to prevent the auxiliary supply circuit
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from being overloaded.
WARNING
Key
1. SF6 pressure signaling device (on request).
2. Opening pushbutton
3. Closing pushbutton
4. Operation counter
5. Signaling device for circuit-breaker Open / Closed. Warning! To activate the key lock: open circuit
6. Shaft for manual loading of closing spring
breaker, press and hold opening pushbutton,
7. Open position key lock
8. Reset key to protect circuit-breaker of gear motor (on request) then turn key and remove it.
9. Signaling device for closing spring loaded/discharged
10. Springs loaded / discharged
11. Device for showing open/closed
12. Device for showing springs charged/discharged
13. Undervoltage release override
14. Connector
15. Earthing contact
16. Emergency C.B. opening interlock
17. Interlock lever for auxiliary contact actuator
18. Roller
8 HD4-HPA RETROFIT SOLUTIONS FOR HPA CIRCUIT BREAKER - ADDENDUM TO HD4 INSTALLATION AND SERVICE INSTRUCTIONS
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3. Operation of the retrofit kit
For manual operation see Safesix switchgear
manual 1VES 58901-902 pag.9-10-44-45-46-47
WARNING
Racking-in and out must always be performed
with the circuit breaker open. Before proceeding
with any of the operations, position the special
racking-in/out plate in front of the enclosure or
fixed part (if necessary) and place the circuit
breaker correctly on the plate guides.
D I S T R I B U T I O N S O LU T I O N S 9
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4. Overall dimensions of HD4-HPA retrofit
229 21 191,5
321
10 70 121,5
33,5
60 98 34 537 62
237,5
19
281
50
80
367 ±1,5
643,5
610
489
30
12
314
80
45
106 ±1,5
12
A
33
146 325
270 95
604
172,5
185 ±1,5 185 ±1,5
250,5
346,5
10 414 202
616
635
36,5
141,5
118
106,5
22
21
A
81
205 6
16,5
23 215
575
616
Fig. 11
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4. Overall dimensions of HD4-HPA retrofit
Fig. 12
Fig. 13
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4. Overall dimensions of HD4-HPA retrofit
618
575
182
185 535 60
VIEW A-A 34 353 51
100
CO N TRO L
O P EN SF6
CLO SE
8,16
67 6.5
677
692
577
367
615.5
1,13
103.5
6,14 A 7,15
270
VIEW A-A
182
105 10
Fig. 14
Insulating coating only for HD4-HPA syncro and on request for HD4-HPA
Fig. 15
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5. Periodical checking
Inspection Frequency Criteria
Perform five mechanical closing Once a year Circuit-breaker must function normally, without
and opening operations. stopping in intermediate positions
Visual inspection of the poles Once a year or after every 5,000 The resin parts must be free from built-up dust,
(resin parts) and all insulating parts. operations dirt, cracks, discharges or traces of surface
discharges
Visual inspection of operating Once a year or after every 5,000 The elements must not be deformed in any way.
mechanism and transmission. operations Screws, nuts, bolts, etc., must be tight.
Visual inspection of the isolating Every 5 years or 5,000 operations The isolating contacts must neither be warped
contacts. nor eroded.
Lubricate the contact elements with industrial
Vaseline grease
Measurement of insulation resistance. Every 5 years or 5,000 operations See user manual of standard apparatus.
Inspection of interlock operation. Every 5 years. The interlocks must function correctly.
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6. Maintenance
DANGER DANGER
Maintenance must only be carried out by ABB Always work with the circuit breaker open and
personnel or in any case by suitably qualified locked so that it cannot be closed again, with the
customer personnel who have in-depth work area insulated and made safe. All power
knowledge of the apparatus (IEC 62271-1, IEC supply sources must be disconnected and made
62271-100, IEC 62271-200). Should the safe against any reclosing during removal and
maintenance by carried out by the customer’s i8nstallation work.
personnel, responsibility for any interventions
lies with the customer. Before carrying out any
operation, make sure that the operating
Should the customer’s personnel be in charge of
mechanism springs are discharged and that the
maintenance, the customer is responsible for any
apparatus is in the open position.
operation performed on the apparatus. When
performing routine checks and maintenance
operations, de-energize all the components. Always
DANGER
work with the circuit breaker open and locked so
that it cannot be closed again, with the work area
insulated and made safe. All power supply sources
must be disconnected and made safe against any
There are hazards of electrical shocks and/or
reclosing during removal and installation work.
burns whenever working in or around electrical
equipment. Turn off power ahead of the
switchgear before performing any inspection or
WARNING
maintenance operations. Check incoming line
terminals to verify that the equipment is de-
energized and grounded. Check out-going
terminals to ensure that no back-feed condition
Replacement of any parts not included in the
exists.
“List of spare parts/accessories” must only be
carried out by ABB personnel.
In particular:
• complete pole with bushings/connections
• operating mechanism
• closing spring unit
• opening spring.
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7. Spare parts and accessories
9.1. List of spare parts
DANGER •
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Shunt opening release
Additional shunt opening release
• Undervoltage release
All assembly operations of spare parts/
• Undervoltage release delay device
accessories regarding installation, putting into
• Locking electromagnet on operating mechanism
service, service andf maintenance must be
• Shunt closing release
carried out by ABB personnel or suitably
• Spring charging geared motor with electric
qualified customer personnel with in-depth
signalling of springs charged
knowledge of the apparatus (IEC 62271-1, IEC
• Geared motor thermomagnetic protection circuit
62271-100, IEC 62271-200).
breaker • Contact signalling geared motor
Should the maintenance by carried out by the
protection circuit breaker open/closed
customer’s personnel, responsibility for any
• Contact signalling closing springs charged/
interventions lies with the customer.
discharged
Before carrying out any operation, check that the
• Auxiliary circuit breaker contacts
circuit breaker open, the springs discharged and
• Key lock in open position
that there is no voltage (medium voltage circuit
• Protection for opening pushbutton
and auxiliary circuits).
• Protection for closing pushbutton
• SF6 gas pressure switch.
• Contact signalling of socket connected
To order accessories or spare parts, please refer to
• Auxiliary relay for SF6 gas insufficient pressure
the commercial ordering codes given in the
(located on switchboard)
technical catalogue and always indicate:
• circuit breaker type
• circuit breaker rated voltage
• circuit breaker rated thermal current
• circuit breaker breaking capacity
• circuit breaker serial number
• rated voltage of any electrical accessories.
For availability and ordering of spare parts please
contact our Service department.
D I S T R I B U T I O N S O LU T I O N S 17
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For more information please contact ABB at:
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1VCS014196 – Rev. -, en – 2018.06 (HD4-HPA-Retrofit Manual) (gs)
Data and illustration are not binding. We reserve the right to make changes
in the course of technical development.