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Low Voltage SwitchgearType WL Low Voltage Metal-Enclosed SwitchgearTie Sections – Non-Fused BreakersTie Sections – Fused BreakersSelectionFeeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Refer to Note 7Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600, 2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600, 2000Refer to Note 2Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600Refer to Note 8Blank orInstrumentCompartmentTie Breaker800, 1600,2000, 3200Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000, 3200Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Tie Breaker800, 1600,2000, 3200Tie Breaker4000Feeder Breaker800, 1600, 2000,3200, 4000Refer to Note 1Feeder Breaker800, 1600, 2000,3200, 4000Refer to Note 2and Note 4Tie Breaker4000, 5000Tie Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Tie Breaker800, 1600,2000Tie Breaker3200, 4000Tie Breaker500013Feeder Breaker800, 1600,200022 in.(559 mm)Feeder Breaker800, 1600,200022 in.(559 mm)Feeder Breaker800, 1600, 2000Refer to Note 132 in.(813 mm)Feeder Breaker800, 1600, 200032 in.(813 mm)Feeder Breaker800, 1600,200022 in.(559 mm)Feeder Breaker800, 1600,200022 in.(559 mm)Feeder Breaker800, 1600,200032 in.(813 mm)32 in.(813 mm)SWITCHGEARMain and Tie Sections – Non-Fused BreakersMain and Tie Sections – Fused BreakersBlank orInstrumentCompartmentFeeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Refer to Note 7Blank orInstrumentCompartmentFeeder Breaker800Feeder Breaker800Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Main Breaker800, 1600,2000, 3200Tie Breaker800, 1600,2000, 3200Main Breaker800, 1600,2000Main Breaker4000Tie Breaker4000Main Breaker800, 1600,2000Tie Breaker800, 1600,2000Tie Breaker800, 1600,2000, 3200Main Breaker800, 1600,2000, 3200Tie Breaker800, 1600,2000Tie Breaker4000Main Breaker4000Tie Breaker800, 1600,2000Main Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Main Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,200022 in.(559 mm)22 in.(559 mm)22 in.(559 mm)32 in.(813 mm)32 in.(813 mm)22 in.(559 mm)22 in.(559 mm)Feeder Sections – Non-Fused BreakersFeeder Sections – Fused BreakersFeeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Blank orInstrumentCompartmentBlankFeeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600Blank orInstrumentCompartmentBlank orInstrumentCompartmentFeeder Breaker800, 1600,2000, 3200Refer to Note 4Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000, 3200Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker4000, 5000Feeder Breaker4000, 5000Feeder Breaker4000Feeder Breaker4000, 5000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000, 3200Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000Feeder Breaker3200Feeder Breaker4000Feeder Breaker5000Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000, 3200Refer to Note 522 in.(559 mm)Blank orInstrumentCompartment32 in.(813 mm)Blank orInstrumentCompartment32 in.(813 mm)Feeder Breaker800, 1600,2000, 3200Refer to Note 532 in.(813 mm)Feeder Breaker800, 1600,200022 in.(559 mm)Feeder Breaker800, 1600,200032 in.(813 mm)Feeder Breaker800, 1600,200032 in.(813 mm)32 in.(813 mm)For more information, please visit http://automation.usa.siemens.com/consultant/ or contact your local sales office.13-48<strong>Siemens</strong> Power Distribution & Control, SPEEDFAX 2007-2008 Product Catalog
Low Voltage SwitchgearType WL Circuit BreakersRogowski Coil CT TechnologyA Rogowski coil is an ‘air-core’ toroidalcoil placed round the conductor. Thealternating magnetic field produced bythe current induces a voltage in the coilwhich is proportional to the rate ofchange of current.The direct output from the coil is givenby Vout=M dI/dt Where M is the mutualinductance of the coil and dI/dt is therate of change of current. To completethe transducer the voltage is integratedelectronically so that the output from theintegrator is a voltage that accuratelyreproduces the current waveform.Coil and Integrator:The combination of a coil and anintegrator provides an exceptionallyversatile current-measuring systemwhich can be designed to accommodatea vast range of frequencies, currentlevels and conductor sizes. The output isindependent of frequency, has anaccurate phase response and canmeasure complex current waveformsand transients.Linearity:One of the most important properties ofa Rogowski coil measuring system isthat it is inherently linear. The coilcontains no saturable components andthe output increases linearly inproportion to current right up to theoperating limit determined by voltagebreakdown. The integrator is alsoinherently linear up to the point wherethe electronics saturates. Linearitymakes Rogowski coils easy to calibratebecause a transducer can be calibratedat any convenient current level and thecalibration will be accurate for allcurrents including very large ones. Also,because of their linearity, thetransducers have a very wide dynamicrange and an excellent transientresponse.Coil WindingWith a Rogowski coil it is important toensure that the winding is as uniform aspossible. A non-uniform winding makesthe coil susceptible to magnetic pickupfrom adjacent conductors or othersources of magnetic fields. We havedeveloped special machines for makingaccurate windings. Coils come in a rangeof styles including rigid and flexible coilsbut we have developed several othervariations to meet specific needs.Output IndicationThe output from the integrator can beused with any form of electronicindicating device that has an inputimpedance greater than about 10kohmsuch as a voltmeter, oscilloscope,transient recorder or protection system.Split CoilsSome designs of coil can be fitted onthe conductor without the need todisconnect the conductor. Most flexiblecoils can be fitted this way and it is alsopossible to build split rigid coils. Splitiron-cored devices such as currenttransformers are subject to appreciableamplitude and phase errors if the halvesare misaligned by even a small amount.Rogowski coils do not have thisproblem. Misalignment of the joiningfaces of a split Rogowski coil has only asmall effect on the amplitude and noeffect on the phase.Electronic Trip UnitSelection Criteria for WL CircuitBreakersThe basic criteria for selecting circuitbreakers is:Maximum Available Short Circuit at theinstallation point. This value determinesthe short circuit current interruptingGeneralrating or short circuit current withstandrating of the circuit breaker.Rated Current In which is to flowthrough the respective circuit breakercontinuously. This value may not begreater than the maximum rated currentof the circuit breaker. The rated currentfor the WL is determined by the ratingplug, up to the maximum frame rating.Ambient Temperature of the circuitbreaker. This is usually the temperatureinside the cubicle.Design of the circuit breaker.Protective Functions of the circuitbreaker.These are determined by theselection of the appropriate trip unit.Dynamic Arc-Flash Sentry (PatentPending) A unique feature of the WL tripunit allows the system designer toachieve lower levels of arc flash energyand delayed tripping for selective tripcoordination purposes.Rating PlugThe Rating Plug is a replaceable modulethat enables users to reduce the rateddevice current for optimum adaptation tothe system; e.g., during startup of a plantsection. The Rating Plug should beselected so that it corresponds to therated current of the system.Switch-selectable I2t or I4t CharacteristicCurve Improved Overload Protection.The best possible protection is assuredwhen all protective devices in the systemare optimally coordinated. To achieveoptimum selectivity and coordination, thelong-time characteristic can be switchedbetween l2t and l4t, to improvecoordination with fuses or inverse relays.Switchable Parameter SetsTo allow the protection to adapt tochanges in system needs such asswitching between utility and generatorfeeds, WL Circuit Breakers support ETUswith two independent parameter sets.Switching between the parameter setsoccurs in less than 100 ms and can bedone remotely or via a contact input to anoptional CubicleBUS module.13 SWITCHGEARFor more information, please visit http://automation.usa.siemens.com/consultant/ or contact your local sales office.<strong>Siemens</strong> Power Distribution & Control, SPEEDFAX 2007-2008 Product Catalog 13-49
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Standby Power SystemsStandby Power
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TechnicalSiemens Design Assistant D
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18TECHNICALTechnicalTypes of Power
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18TECHNICALTechnicalGround Fault Pr
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TechnicalGround Fault Protection4-W
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NOTESTECHNICAL1818-26Siemens Power
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Product IndexCatalog ProductNumber
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