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Systempro M compact ®Technical detailsEmergency stop usingDDA 200 AE seriesRCDsEmergency stop using DDA 200 AE series RCD blocksThe AE series RCD block combines the protection supplied by the RCBOs with a positive safetyemergency stop function for remote tripping.In the AE version, the DDA 200 AE series RCD blocks are available.Operating principle (patented)Two additional primary circuits powered with the same voltage and equipped with the same resistancehave been added to the transformer; under normal conditions the same current would fl ow through,but since they are wound by the same number of coils in opposite directions they cancel each otherout and do not produce any fl ow.One of these two windings acts as the remote control circuit: the emergency stop is obtained byinterrupting the current fl ow in this circuit.The positive safety is therefore obvious: an accidental breakage in the circuit is equivalent to operatingan emergency control button.AdvantagesCompared with the devices which are normally used in emergency circuits, DDA 200 AE blockshave the following advantages:- positive safety- no undesirable tripping if there is a temporary reduction or interruption of the mains voltage- effi cient immediate operating even after long off-service periods of the installation.UseApplication of the DDA 200 AE blocks complies with the requirements of IEC/EN 60364-8. Theyare therefore suitable, for example, for escalators, lifts, hoists, electrically operated gates, machinetools, car washes and conveyor belts.No more than one DDA 200 AE can be controlled using the same control circuit. Each DDA 200 AErequires a dedicated control circuit.1 Polarized relay2 Sensor winding3 Induction toroid4 Supplementaryprimary windings5 Single or multiplepush-button unitMonostablepush-buttons(normally closed)1112R R/2R/23 45OEPM012111/72 ABB
Systempro M compact ®Technical detailsUnwanted tripping - AP-R solution(high immunity)RCDsUnwanted trippingIn the event of disturbance in the mains, the RCDs normally present in the system are tripped, breakingthe circuit even in the absence of a true earth fault.Disturbances of this kind are most often caused by:- operation overvoltages caused by inserting or removing loads (opening or closing protection ofcontrol devices, starting and stopping motors, switching fl uorescent lighting systems on and off,etc.)- overvoltages of atmospheric origin, caused by direct or indirect discharges on the electrical line.Under these circumstances, breaker tripping is unwanted, since it does not satisfy the need to avoidthe risks due to direct and indirect contacts. On the contrary, the sudden and unjustifi ed interruptionof the power supply may result in very serious problems.For continuous service of prioritycircuits and simultaneousprotection of user devicesand systems from transientovervoltage peaks, combineRCCBs and AP-R blocks withovervoltage surge protectivedevices OVR.To make protection more effectiveand widespread, it may be usefulto create a cascade systemextending over several levels, likethe one illustrated below.S 282 C 100magnetothermiccircuit-breakerOVR 165 PAP-R RCDsThe ABB range of AP-R anti-disturbance residual current circuit-breakers and blocks was designedto overcome the problem of unwanted tripping due to overvoltages of atmospheric or operationorigin.The electronic circuit in these devices can distinguish between temporary leakage caused bydisturbances on the mains and permanent leakage due to actual faults, only breaking the circuit inthe latter case.AP-R residual current circuit-breakers and blocks have a slight delay into the tripping time, but this doesnot compromise the safety limits set by the Standards in force (release time at 2 IΔn=150 ms).Guaranteeing conventional residual current protection, their installation in the electrical circuit thereforeallows any unwanted tripping to be avoided in domestic and industrial systems in which servicecontinuity is essential.Provisions of the StandardsIEC/EN 61008 and IEC/EN 61009 check RCD resistance tooperation overvoltages, envisaging the use of the 0.5 µs/100 kHzring wave. All RCDs must pass the test with a current peak valueof 200 A.For overvoltages of atmospheric origin, IEC 61008 and IEC 61009establish the resistance to a 8/20 µs surge with 3000A peakcurrent, but limit the provision to RCDs classed as selective. Notest is required for other types of RCDs.F 202 AC AP-R25A 30mAanti-disturbancebreakerDDA 202 AC AP-R25A + S 202 C 16anti-disturbanceblockDS 941 C 2530mA RCBODS 941 C2530mA RCBOABB AP-R anti-disturbance RCDs pass the general resistance testat 0.5 µs/100 kHz, also resisting the 8/20 µs surge with the samepeak current of 3000 A prescribed for the selective RCDs.11S 951 N C10magnetothermicbreakerS 201 Na C10magnetothermicbreakerOVR 140 Psurge protectivedeviceLightingsystemOther circuitsOVR 11surge protectivedeviceOVR 11surge protectivedeviceNC machine(e.g.: lathe,router, drill, etc...)PCPCABB11/73
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