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DVR2000E Training - SECT #6 (Paralleling Set-Up)
DVR2000E Training - SECT #6 (Paralleling Set-Up)
DVR2000E Training - SECT #6 (Paralleling Set-Up)
NOTE: This discussion is not intended to teach you how to parallel but rather instruct you on how to program the DVR2000E/EC for paralleling. Additional paralleling guidelines are provided in the Paralleling Notes.pdf file included on the compact disk for this seminar.
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When paralleling:
1. KW sharing is totally controlled by the governor 2. Amps are controlled by the governor and the voltage regulator 3. KVAR sharing is controlled by the voltage regulator
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LOAD:
a) b) 1500 kW, 0.8 PF
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CT: 1000:5 DROOP SETTINGS: If 600 kW unit is set for 4% droop then 500 kW unit must be set for 4.8 % droop; therefore at one-half load both are at 1.8 % droop
IMPORTANT!
There are no absolute correct settings, every thing is relative.
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Password = dvr
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Note 1: The CT must have a secondary rated at 5 amps. Note 2: The CT ratio entered is ONLY necessary to display the proper current on the Metering Screen, it WILL NOT affect the normal operation of the regulator. 15
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Enter the value 494.0 for a 480 Vac system in the AVR Setpoint (V) window.
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4.00
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NOTE: This is the recommended File Name format. To be discussed in further detail later.
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If CT is connected correctly the Real Power (W) should read a positive and Phase Angle (Degree) will read approximately 0 or 360.
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NOTE: For single unit operation a switch that is closed across terminals 52L and 52M will disable the droop function.
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The generator is interfaced to the Utility through a transformer Generator can be operated in Power Factor Control Mode or VAR Control Mode
Choice determined by customer and Utility rate schedule
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A 0 VAR setting (or 1.0 power factor setting) allows the generator to operate at maximum efficiency
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Password = dvr
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Note 1: The CT must have a secondary rated at 5 amps. Note 2: The CT ratio entered is ONLY necessary to display the proper current on the Metering Screen, it WILL NOT affect the normal operation of the regulator. 33
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AVR (Gain) set to level that is between 1.0 and your single unit operation setting
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NOTES
Shorting 52J and 52K will turn-off the VAR or PF Control Modes
The remote switch will raise or lower the operating point of the current mode
The analog input will raise or lower the operating point of the current mode The analog input can be used to control VARs by an external device with a standard regulator in Voltage Regulation Mode
These devices are mostly supplied by the governor manufacturers With these devices it is recommended that the regulator be set-up for 1 to 2 percent droop for more stable operation
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QUESTIONS?