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Title: First Trip


1
First Trip
Jozef Levi Application Engineer Doble Engineering
Company
2
Introduction
  • What is First Trip?
  • Definition
  • What and how to monitor?

3
What is First Trip?
  • First Trip explanation
  • Circuit breaker is mechanical device
  • Require lubrication
  • Recording of first operation after long idling
    with breaker in service

4
Definitions
  • Opening time
  • Trip coil current
  • Auxiliary contact
  • Main arcing contact and contact separation
  • Control voltage

5
Opening time
  • The opening time is interval of time from
    energizing of the opening release (opening coil)
    for circuit breaker in closed position and the
    instant when arcing contacts have separate in all
    poles

energizing
Last arcing contact separate
6
Trip Coil Current
I
Maximum Current
(A)
imax2
Contact 52a Open
Change in inductance
Trip Latch Release
t0-t2 pick-up time
imax1
t1-t2 transient time
t2 armature hit stop
t0-t3 ON period
t3-t4 fall time
t
t2
t0
t1
t4
t3
(ms)
7
Auxiliary switch
  • Auxiliary contacts are contacts that show the
    circuit breaker position. At least one contact is
    used in each control circuit (trip/close) to
    control the coil supply.
  • 52 a auxiliary switch
  • S1 trip switch
  • S4 selector switch
  • Y1 trip coil

S1
S4
52a
Y1
8
Main arcing contact and contact separation
  • Contact separation during mechanical test

Opening time
Arcing contact parted phase A
9
Main arcing contact and contact separation
  • Contact separation during test with energized
    breaker

Arcing contact separation
10
Control voltage
  • Control voltage is a DC supply to control close
    circuit and trip circuits.
  • The operating mechanism with his control circuit
    are designed for a rated control voltage but must
    operate throughout a specific voltage range due
    to variations in supply voltage
  • Close circuit Min voltage 85 of rated voltage
  • Close circuit Max voltage 110 of rated voltage
  • Trip circuit Min voltage 70 of rated voltage
  • Trip circuit Max voltage 110 of rated voltage

11
Control voltage
  • Control voltage drop during trip operation

Control voltage (V)
Time (ms)
12
Control voltage and Trip Coil Current
  • Voltage supply imperfection frequency 300 Hz

13
What to monitor?
  • Two basic approaches
  • 1. Monitor large number of breakers
    distribution. Use of portable test device
    specifically developed for first trip testing.
  • 2. Compare test results from same breaker
    transmission. Use of regular circuit breaker test
    instrument.

14
Monitoring for comparison
  • Use of circuit breaker test instrument

15
Test Set-up
Circuit breaker in service
Test instrument
16
Cable Connection
Main current measurement option l
Current probe in measuring transformer secondary
circuit
All connections are done in mechanism cubicle
17
Cable Connection
Trip coil current measurement
Current probe in trip coil circuit
All connections are done in mechanism cubicle
18
Test results
  • Trip coil current, voltage supply and main current

Trip coil current
Supply voltage
Main current
19
Test results
  • Trip coil current

Initiation
Plunger stops
52 a opens
20
Test results
  • Main current

Contact separation at First Trip
21
Test results comparison
  • Main contact separation

t
Contact separation at First Trip
Initiation
Contact separation at mechanical test
t time difference 2.6 ms
22
Test results comparison
  • Third trip test

t
t time difference 2.6 ms
23
Conclusion
  • Easy to connect
  • Results shows how breaker would perform in real
    situations
  • Good for comparison with previous results

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