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Chapter A General rules of electrical installation design

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D - MV & LV architecture selection guide<br />

12 Example: <strong>electrical</strong> <strong>installation</strong><br />

in a printworks<br />

12.5 Choice <strong>of</strong> technological solutions:<br />

Choice Main criteria Solution<br />

MV/LV substation Atmosphere, environment indoor (dedicated premises)<br />

MV switchboard Offer availability by country SM6 (<strong>installation</strong> produced in<br />

France)<br />

Transformers Atmosphere, environment cast resin transfo (avoids<br />

constraints related to oil)<br />

LV switchboard Atmosphere, IS MLVS: Prisma + P<br />

Sub-distribution: Prisma +<br />

Busbar trunking Installed power to be<br />

supplied<br />

UPS units Installed power to be<br />

supplied, back-up time<br />

Power factor correction Installed power, presence <strong>of</strong><br />

harmonics<br />

“2 substation” solution<br />

Ditto apart from:<br />

LV circuit: 2 remote MLVS connected via busbar trunking<br />

MV<br />

LV<br />

Fig. D31 : Detailed single-line diagram (2 substations)<br />

Schneider Electric - Electrical <strong>installation</strong> guide 2008<br />

Canalis KS<br />

Galaxy PW<br />

MLVS 1 MLVS 2<br />

Sheddable<br />

ASI<br />

Offices<br />

LV, standard, automatic<br />

(Average Q, ease <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>installation</strong>)<br />

Trunking Trunking<br />

HVAC<br />

MV<br />

LV<br />

Machines

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