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Systempro M compact ®Technical detailsType B RCDsRCDsConstruction featuresType B RCDs consist of one section for the detection of alternating earth fault currents and unidirectionalpulsating earth fault currents, which functions independently of the line voltage. For thedetection of direct earth fault currents or currents with a minimum residual ripple, type B RCDs havea second electronic section, the functioning of which depends on the line voltage.The structure of the product is illustrated in the following diagram.1 357MTSETr1Tr22 4 6 82/1 4/36/58/7S ReleaseM Protection device mechanismE Electronics for the intervention with direct unidirectional earth fault currentsT Test deviceTr1 Residual current transformer for the detection of sinusoidal earth fault currentsTr2 Residual current transformer for the detection of direct unidirectional currents.The residual current transformer Tr1 monitors the presence of pulsating and alternating earth faultcurrents in the electronic installation while residual current transformer Tr2 measures the direct unidirectionalcurrents. In the event of a fault the second transformer transmits the opening commandto the release S via the (printed) circuit board E. In type B RCCBs, the section whose functioningdepends on the line voltage is supplied by all three-phase conductors and the neutral, so that thefunctioning as type B is guaranteed even if there is a voltage only in two of the 4 power conductors.In addition, the supply of the electronic section is sized in such a way that the device can safelyintervene even if there is a voltage drop of 70%.In this way an intervention takes place when direct unidirectional earth fault currents emerge, even inthe event of faults in the electric power supply grid, for example if there is no neutral conductor.Direct or similar earth fault currentsAn increasing amount of industrial equipment is supplied by circuits which in the event of a faultgenerate direct earth fault currents with a very low residual ripple, which can be even less than 10%.For example with direct current supplied motor drives for pumps, elevators, textile machines etc. itis becoming more common to use inverters with a three-phase rectifi er bridge.In the event of an earth fault current the wave of the earth fault is as indicated in the fi gure below.11Three-phase rectifier bridge Three-phase wye rectifier Phase currents Earth fault currentL1 L2 L3NL1 L2 L3IBIBIBIΔIΔIΔtt11/76 ABB
Systempro M compact ®Technical detailsWiring diagrams of RCCBs, RCBOsand RCD-blocksRCDsRCDsF 202 F 204 F 204 Left neutral1/2 3/41/2 3/45/6 7/8/NN 1/23/45/62/1 4/32/1 4/36/5 8/7/NN 2/14/36/5F 204 B type1 3 5 NInputT2 4 6 NOutputRCD-blocksDDA 202 DDA 203 DDA 2041 31 351 357In=25-40 AIn=25-40 AIn=25-40 A2 42 4 62 4 6 82/1 4/32/1 4/36/52/1 4/36/58/7DDA 202 DDA 2031 3Y1 Y2In=63 A1 35In=63 AY1Y22 42 4 6112/1 4/36/5DDA 2042/1 4/3Y1 Y2In=63 A1 3572 4 6 82/1 4/36/58/7ABB11/77
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