Part II

Circuit Breaker

Contents

1.

Circuit breaker

2.

Operating Principle

3.

Interrupting principles for high-voltage circuit-breakers

4.

Property of SF6

5.

Advantages of SF6 breaker

6.

Constructional design and operation

7.

Major Supplier

8.

Standards

Circuit breaker

1.

In a simpler way a circuit breaker can be defined as an automatically-operated

electrical switch designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by
overload or short circuit.
In electrical network a circuit breaker is defined as an mechanical switch device,
capable of making, carrying and breaking currents under normal circuit conditions.
Also capable of making and carrying current for a specified time and breaking
currents under specified abnormal circuit conditions, such as those of a short
circuit, without damage to itself.
Operating Principle

2.

Electrical power transmission networks are protected and controlled by highvoltage breakers. The definition of "high voltage" varies but in power transmission
work is usually thought to be 72,500 V or higher, according to a recent definition
by the International Electro technical Commission (IEC). High-voltage breakers
are nearly always solenoid-operated, with current sensing protective relays
operated through current transformers. In substations the protection relay scheme
can be complex, protecting equipment and busses from various types of overload
or ground/earth fault.
High-voltage breakers are broadly classified by the medium used to extinguish the
arc.
1
2
3
4

Oil-filled (dead tank and live tank)

Oil-filled, minimum oil volume
Air blast
Sulfur hexafluoride

High voltage breakers are routinely available up to 765 kV AC. using SF6 gas as
arc extinguishing media due to its high dielectric strength and other advantages.

Live tank circuit breakers are where the enclosure that contains the breaking
mechanism is at line potential, that is, "Live". Dead tank circuit breaker enclosures
are at earth potential.
3.

Interrupting principles for high-voltage circuit-breakers

1

.
High-voltage circuit-breakers have greatly changed since they were first introduced and
several interrupting principles have been developed that have contributed successively to
a large reduction of the operating energy. Current interruption in a circuit-breaker is

obtained by separating two contacts in a medium, such as sulfur hexafluoride

(SF6),insulating oil and air having dielectrical and arc quenching properties. After
contact separation, current is carried through an arc and is interrupted when this
arc is cooled by a blast of sufficient intensity.
Sulfur hexafluoride is generally used in present high-voltage circuit-breakers (of
rated voltage higher than 52 kV).
Property of SF6

4.

The dielectric strength of SF6 in on average 2.5 times that of air, and, by
increasing pressure, it can be seen that the dielectric strength also increases and
than around 3.5 bar of relative pressure, SF6 has the same strength as fresh oil.
Sound propagation in SF6 gas is about three times less than in air, at atmospheric
pressure. The interruption of the arc will therefore be less loud in SF6 than in air.
1234-

It is non-toxic,
It is uninflammable,
It will not explode.
It is a stable gas

Advantages of SF6 breaker

5.

Advantages of SF6 circuit breakers can explain their success:

1 Simplicity of the interrupting chamber which does not need an auxiliary
2
3
4
5
6

breaking chamber;
Autonomy provided by the puffer technique;
The possibility to obtain the highest performance, up to 63 kA, with a
reduced number of interrupting chambers;
Short break time of 2 to 2.5 cycles;
High electrical endurance.
Possible compact solutions when used for GIS or hybrid switchgear.
2

1 Integrated closing resistors or synchronized operations to reduce switching

over voltages.
2 Reliability and availability
3 Low noise levels.
The reduction in the number of interrupting chambers per pole has led to a
considerable simplification of circuit breakers as well as the number of parts and
seals required. As a direct consequence, the reliability of circuit breakers
improved, as verified later on by surveys.
6.

Constructional design and operation

SF6 circuit breaker are divided mainly in two section i.e. interrupting chamber and
operating mechanism
Construction of the interrupting chamber is more or less similar however design of
operating mechanism varies manufacture to manufacture depending upon the type
of mechanism.
6.1

Interrupting chamber

In modern SF6 circuit breaker interruption of the current are made on puffer
principle wherein SF6 gas flow on to arcing zone is generated by puffer cylinder
and piston. Stationary contacts and its assembly is suspended from the upper side
of the interrupting porcelain. Over head conductors are connected to the upper and
the lower terminal pads
6.1.1 Closed position
During this position current flow through stationary contact, moving contact,
puffer cylinder and fixed finger contacts.
6.1.2 Opening operation
Opening is done by pulling down the insulating rod, piston rod, puffer cylinder
moving contact, moving arc contact and nozzle. After some contact wiping
stationary and moving arc contacts separate, thereby generating arc simultaneously
gas pressure in puffer chamber builds up and high pressure gas flows through
nozzle and quenches the arc.
6.1.3 Closing operation
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During this operation insulting rod is pushed up and all the parts moved in reverse
direction of the opening operation simultaneously SF6 gas is taken in to the puffer
chamber
The moving contact system is connected to operating mechanism housed in
mechanism housing

Interrupting Chamber
6.2

Operating Mechanism

Various types of operating mechanism are used in present days

Pneumatic
Hydraulic
Spring Charged
7.0

Major Supplier

Major suppliers of circuit breaker in DTL are BHEL, CGL, ABB, AREVA etc
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8.0

Standards

The Indian and international standard references for CB s are as given in the table
below:

Standard
IS 1138 1991
IEC 60056 (1987)
IS 15136 :1993
IEC 60247 (1989)
IS 14657: 1998
IEC 61259 (1994)
IS 14658: 1999
IEC 61633 (1995)
IS 14674: 1999
IEC 61166 (1993)
IS 60517 :1990
IS/IEC 60517 (1990)

Title
General requirement of circuit breaker
above 1000 volt
Method of Synthetic testing of high
voltage AC circuit breaker
Gas insulated metal enclosed switch
gear 72.5 kV and above requirement
of switching of bus charging current
High voltage AC circuit breakers
guide for short circuit and switching
test procedure for metal enclose dead
tank circuit breaker
High voltage AC circuit breakers
guide for seismic qualification
Gas insulated metal enclosed switch
gear 72.5 kV and above

Affirmed date
Sept 2002
April 2003
April 2003
April 2004

April 2004
Sep 2002
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I- RECEIPT AND STORAGE

1

Receipt
a
Check the serial number and accessories detail

Remark

Poles
Operating drives
Switch Cubicle
Air receiver
Compressor
b

Check the name plate details

Circuit breaker type :
Rated voltage:
Sr NO
Normal Current
Gas Pressure SF6/20 deg.C(abs)
Lightning impulse withstand voltage
Short circuit breaking current
Short time withstand current
Line charging breaking current
Closing & Opening supply voltage
Operating Sequence
First pole to clear factor
Manufacturing Year

Complete material is available as per packing list?

If NO, mention the shortfall
Remark:
d
Instruction manual is available?
e
G.A and erection drawing is available?
f
Schematic drawings available?
Storage
a
Was operating drives box stored indoor?
b
Was accessories box stored indoor?
c
Was the outdoor equipments store above raised platform?
d
Any equipment damaged during re transportation/unloading at
site?
e
Is there any gas leakage /oil leakage/smell
f
Is CBs kept away from inflammable material

Note: Deficiencies to be brought to the knowledge of higher authorities.

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No

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No
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No.
No

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Yes

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II- ERECTION

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1.

Foundation
Is foundation and location of equipments including location of
foundation bolts as per G.A drawing?

2.

Structure
a
Is length of the foundation bolts (projected outside) sufficient to
put check nuts?
b
c
d
e

f
g
3

Is there leveling nut available below structure?

Is the top side of the structure base plate as per G.A. Drawing?
Is direction of the structure as per G.A drawing ?
Is the structure leveled in x, y and z axis as per G.A drawing/
instruction Manual? X axis= Pole to pole distance ( Measuring
tape);Y axis= Structure Height ( Water tube level) & z axis =
Alignment of all the structures in one line ( Line thread).
Tightness of the nuts and check nuts done?
Are the foundation bolts filled with mortar?

5.

No

Yes

No

Yes
Yes

No
No

Yes

No

Yes
Yes

No
No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Switch cubicle and compressor

Is the switch cubicle & compressor erected as per G.A. Drawing?

4.

Yes

Trench provision
Are the trenches provide with supporting device for copper pipe
Equipment matching
Are the serial nos of all the equipment matching with the serial
numbers mentioned in the packing list?
Pole
a
Is there any chipping on the petticoats of insulators?
* If Yes, what is the size of chipping?
Can erection work proceed further?
Do Not proceed further if chipping is unacceptable, immediately
report
b Is there positive pressure verified in all the three poles?
Verification to be done by pressing the gas valve/dilo after
opening the dummy cover.( in case of factory assembled pole)
c
Confirm no damages observed on gas valve/dilo coupling while
mounting the pole column on the structure?
d

Do Not proceed further, if unacceptable

Pole erection Details:
S No

R Phase
Y Phase
B Phase
Is the direction of the pole gas valve/pressure gauge as per G.A

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7.

8.

Application of proper torque on all the mounting bolts?

*If YES, mention the values
1. Foundation bolts
Nm
2. Structure hardware
Nm
3. Pole mounting bolts
Nm

Yes

No

Whether associated equipment are placed in their position during Yes

the erection as per approved drawing and manual in correct phase
sequence

No

Fixing of operating mechanism/ drive

a
Was there any ingress of water found inside the drives ?
Rectification /overhauling required
Do not proceed further before rectification/ overhauling of the drive
b Threads of bottom seal rod found intact?
* if No, in which serial number of the drive is damage observed:
--------------------Replacement of the bottom seal rod to be done in the above drive
c
Removal of the close interlock pipe done to avoid damage during
erection?
d
Matching of serial numbers done with respective pole and drive?
e
Thorough cleaning of mounting surface done before mounting
f
Serial number details after fixing the drives:
R Phase Pole:
Drive:
Y Phase Pole:
Drive:
B Phase Pole:
Drive:
g Is the clearances between phases and with earth are conforming to
design value through out
h Check that earthing of CB and structure done as per approved
earthing drawing?
i
Check connection in between individual pole unit and control unit
Pneumatic piping (if applicable)
a
Availability of following material?
Bending machine, pipe cutter, hacksaw, flat & round file, emery
paper ,any special tools as per OEM manual , Mulmul cloth, pull
wire, petrol/CTC, bench vice and general purpose grease/oil.
* If No, to be arrange at site before starting the job.
b Method used for bending the pipes
*Avoid hot bending ,only cold bending
c
Are all the pipes flushed with water jet before starting bending?
*If No, first flush the pipe with water jet.
d Cleaning of pipes with water jet after bending?
e
After bending are the pipes cleaned with pull through method
using mulmul cloth & petrol/CTC?
* If NO, reclean the pipe using above method
f
Is there the emergency tripping unit in the breaker?
* If Yes, clean thoroughly
g Procedure given in instruction manual for making ermetto joints
was followed?

Yes
Yes

No
No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes
Yes

No
No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Remarks
Yes

No

Yes
Yes

No
No

Yes

No

Yes

No

* If No, cut the ermetto rings and follow the procedure with fresh
ring
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Clamping of all pipe joints?

* If NO, to be done prior to air filling

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes
Yes

No
No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Cabling
a

Availability of following tools for carrying out the cabling work?

Multi meter, hacksaw, Knife, set of pliers, set of screw drivers,
Insulation tape, ferrules, crimping tool and belt- button
*If No, arrange proper tools before commencing the cabling job.

b
c
d
e
f
10

Procedure for cable glanding being followed?

Identification of each core with suitable ferrules done as per
schematic drawing?
* If NO, check continuity of the cable and rework.
Is proper size of screw driver used for fixing wires in terminal
blocks and auxiliary switches ?
* If No., replace damage terminals and auxiliary switches
Are wires at safe distance from the cam of the aux. Switch, ONOFF indicator, space heaters/ variable resistors/thermostat, etc?
* If No, redress the cable
IR value of cables after completion of wiring by using 500 V megar.
Measured Value :
M ohm.

Gas filling and leakage test

Prerequisite for SF6 gas filling: Thermometer, Temperature v/s pressure Chart from OEM
manual, SF6 gas cylinder, gas filling kit, suitable right/left connector, spanners, fresh cloth,
CTC/Petrol & Mulmul cloth etc.
a
Presence of pressure in all the three poles? For checking use
Yes
No
double spanners to open the dummy cover of gas valve/dilo
Coupling
* If NO, Fill the pressure in that particular pole up to 2.0 bar
absolute and sniff the complete pole with the leak detector and
find the leakage. If no leakage is found, continue gas filing and if
any leakage is found first attend the leakage point before
proceeding further. Decision for vacuum can vary case to case.
b
Is the gas monitoring system fixed as per G.A drawing?
Yes
No
c
Gas filling kit is Available at site
Yes
No
* If No, arrange gas filling Kit.
d

Calibration of density Monitor/ switch at ambient Temperature

Ambient temperature at site substation control room --------Deg C
TB No
Low pressure alarm (connected between Terminals)
Opening Block- I (connected between Terminals)
Opening Block II (connected between Terminals)
Time at which Calibration done:

Yes

No

Absolute Bar

Is following procedure adopted for connection of gas pipes:

Ensure that gas pipe is through and without any blockage or
physical damage

Yes

No

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g
Remark:

Cleaning the sealing surfaces at both the ends of the gas pipes
as well as at density monitor/block end and pole end with
petrol or CTC.
Applying thin layer of grease on the threads and also on the
O rings.
Holding the gas valve/ dilo with one spanner and tightening
the nut of the gas pipe with another spanner. Ensure That Gas
Valve/Dilo does not rotate during fixing the gas pipe.
SF6 gas leakage test
Is Leak detector available in working condition?
* If NO, do not proceed further till leak detector is arranged.
Is the compete SF6 gas system in the breaker ( which includes
pole, gas pipes & density switch/ monitor) free from any SF 6 gas
leakage?
* If No, describe leakage found from which joints:------------

Yes

No

Yes

No

Can these points be rectified at site?

* If No, does it needs replacement?

Yes

No

Is any material removed from spare breaker available at site?

Yes

Is material to be replenished/replaced
List of the material required to replenish/ replace
Check for tightening of all bolts and nuts

Replenish

Replaced

Yes

No

No

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Compressor detail
Make
-----------------Serial number
-----------------Year of manufacturing ----------------Observation

Is oil filled up to required level?

Is quality of oil as per specification?
*If NO, drain the oil and fill the specified oil up to
specific level.
Is the tension of the belt adequate?
*If NO, adjust the tension

Air filling
Presence of mud/ dust or dirt in drive mechanism chamber
of any of the drive?
*If YES, proper cleaning is to be carried out in drive.
serial number:
Is the complete pneumatic system including air storage
receiver clean & free from foreign particles?
* If NO, Repeat the cleaning exercise till satisfaction

Yes
Yes

No
No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Switch on AC supply
Measurement of 3 phase supply : Between phase to phase
:Between phase to neutral
Thermal over load relay settings done at
Measured motor current in all the 3 phase

Compressor stops at __

R phase _____A
Y phase _____ A
B phase _____ A

bar

Is there any air leakage detected with soap solution from any of
the joint?
* If YES, rectify the air leakage point. If required drain the air
Are all the pipes clamps firmly into the trench and with structure
angles?
IF NO, clamp the Pipes.
3

Pressure switch setting in bar ( reference pressure gauge of cubicle)

Pressure in bar
Decrease
Increase

Trip block- I
Trip block- II
Close block
Auto re-close

Low Pressure alarm

Compressor start/ stop
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Operation of the compressor safety valve is satisfactorily

* If yes, what is blow-off pressure
------- bar
* If NO, any required setting done /
What is the Re- setting pressure
------- bar

Yes

No

Is the inter cabling between operating drives and the switch

cubicle complete?
* If No, complete the wiring
Checking of complete wiring done as per schematic drawing
number-------Connection of density switch/monitor cables:

Yes

No

16

17

Setting of the variable resisters ( Measuring of coil resistance)

Ambient temperature during measurement of resistance ___ at degree centigrade
What is the control voltage
___ V DC
Current across the control circuit
---- A DC
CLOSE COIL
R Phase -Coil resistance_____
+Variable Resistance
Total
Resistance
Y Phase Coil resistance ____ + Variable Resistance
Total
Resistance
B Phase coil resistance:_____ + Variable Resistance
Total
Resistance
TRIP COIL-1
R Phase - Coil resistance_____ +Variable Resistance
Tot
Resistance
Y Phase Coil resistance ____ + Variable Resistance
Total
Resistance
B Phase coil resistance:_____+ Variable Resistance
Total
Resistance
TRIP COIL-2
R Phase - Coil resistance_____

+Variable Resistance

Y Phase Coil resistance ____

+ Variable Resistance

B Phase coil resistance:_____

+ Variable Resistance

Requirement of DC control voltage in ideal condition: (220 VDC)

Actually measured at site with multimeter _________ VDC

Local Operation of The Breaker (Electrically):

Local closing operation

Local tripping operation for trip coil 1

_____Ohms

_____Ohms

_____Ohms

_____Ohms

_____Ohms

Total
_____ Ohms
Resistance
Total
_____ Ohms
Resistance
Total
_____Ohms
Resistance

Switch ON DC supply
18

_____Ohms

OK
OK


Anti pumping function
Trip command provided directly on terminal number:

OK
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9
10

Pole discrepancy relay operation

OK
Timer
Timer setting ------------- sec
Remote operation
Closing command given on terminal number
Tripping command (T1) given on terminal number
Tripping command (T2) given on terminal number

______
______
_____

11

Post clos. Trip circuit supervision checked on terminal numbers

For Trip Coil 1
_______________________
For Trip Coil 2
_______________________
Pre close Trip circuit supervision checked on terminal numbers

12

Breaker position indication (electrical)

Which colour of the lamp glow when breaker is TRIP
------------- Which colour of the lamp glow when breaker is CLOSE -------------Spare Contact Checking:
Position of the breaker
TRIP
Serial number of contacts found NC:
Serial number of contacts found NO:
Position of the breaker
CLOSE
Serial number of contacts found NC:
Serial number of contacts found NO:
Is the breaker with Emergency Tripping Unit (ETU)?
Yes
No
*If Yes, follow procedure listed below to test the ETU:
Close the breaker electrically.
Switch OFF the DC Supply
TRIP the breaker through Emergency trip Unit
Check whether all the 03 poles are in trip position
Check number of operations, in case of failure of compressor.
(i) Breaker in close position

Build up the normal

operating pressure as per OEM manual

Number of Trip & close

operations performed till blocking.-----------------
(ii) Breaker in open position

Build up the normal

operating pressure as per OEM manual

Number of Trip & close

operations performed till blocking. -----------------

13

14

15

16

Breaker Timing
Serial number of the Timer

Operation
Limit
Closing

millisecond

Phase
R
Y
B

Last date of calibration

Measured value
______ m sec
______ m sec
______ m sec

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Tripping(T1))

Tripping (T2)

CO ( through T1)

millisecond R
Y
B
millisecond R
Y
B
millisecond R
Y
B

_______ m sec.
_______ m sec
________m sec
________m sec
_______ m sec
_______ m sec
_______ m sec
_______ m sec
________m sec

CO ( through T2)

millisecond R
_______ m sec
Y
________ m sec
B
________ m sec
17 If closing and tripping time need to be adjusted (Procedure of
Yes
No
Adjustment as per OEM manual to be recoded)
R ________
Y ________
B ________
18 Pressure Drop During Operation :

Close ________
Trip
_______
CO
________
19 Tightness of all the electrical terminals of switch cubicle and
drive

Yes

No

Yes

No

22 Is air leakage, once again verified after timing and operation?

Yes

No

23 Are all the petticoats of insulators, switch cubicle , drive

mechanism are thoroughly cleaned and free
from dust and dirt?
* If No, clean it thoroughly with dry cloth, before charging

Yes

No

Yes

No

20 Is Gas leakage, once again verified after timing and operation?

21 SF6 gas pressure after completion of job :
Time at which the final pressure noted:

Bar
PM

24 Operational counter reading as on Date:

R phase
Y phase
B phase
25 Are all the covers of drive mechanism closed properly & firmly?

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IV- COMMISSIONING
Breaker cleared for charging?
* If No, mention the reason/ pending points

Date and time of breaker charging

Signature
OEM Engineer

Yes

No

Signature
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RECEIPT & STORAGE

1. Receipt
2. Storage
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list/manufactures
instruction manual

ERECTION

1. Foundation
2. Structure erection
3. Switch cubical & compressor
4. Trench provision
5. Equipment Matching
6. Pole erection
7. Fixing of operating mechanism/ drive.
8. Pneumatic piping
9. Cabling
10 Gas filling & leakage test
III COMMISSIONING CHECK
1. Compressor
2. Air filling
3. Pressure switch setting
4. Compressor safety valve
5. Inter-cabling
6. Measurement of coil resistance
7. DC control supply
8. Local operation of breaker
9. Pole discrepancy operation
10. Remote Operation
11. Trip circuit supervision
12. Breaker position indication
13. Spare contacts checking
14. Emergency tripping unit
15. Number of operation in case of compressor
failure
16. Breaker timing

BOM/Packing
list/manufactures
instruction
manual/approved
drawing

Approved drawing/
Manufactures
instruction
manual/Test report

17. Closing tripping time adjustment

18. Pressure Drop during operation.
19. Tightness of electrical terminals.
Re-checking of Gas leakage
Recording of SF6 gas pressure
Re-checking of air leakage.
23 Cleanliness of petticoats of insulator, switch
cubical & drive mechanism
Operational counter reading

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Closing of covers of drive Mechanism

IV COMMISSIONING
1. Clearance of breaker charging
2. Date and time of charging

Approved drawing/
Manufactures
instruction
manual/Test
report/Check list

Notes:
1) DTL specification shall mean DTL Technical Specification, approved drawings, LOA
provision for specific contracts.
2) Tests/Checks indicated at column No.2 of SFQP are only generally required to be conducted.
However, any other test /check required may be carried out as per site requirement.
3) All the testing and measuring equipment for testing should be calibrated.
4) Test check which is not applicable for particular equipment/mode/contract shall be considered
to have omitted.
5) Latest revision/amendment of specification/standard/drawings shall be followed.
6) For all checks suitable record shall be maintained.) Test /check indicated in column no 2 of
SFQP should be carried as per 100% sampling planning basis