Noor M602 603 608 608 6228 M6228 M6220 M6234 6238 Me2sc M526 M625 N63 632 632 CHARTS _aND TABLES Circult Breakers - Symetrical Basis of Reting Careuse Breakers - Total Current Basis of Rating USAS C37.42 ~ 1962 Expulsion Distribution Cutouts USAS ©3722 - 1959 automatic Circuit Reclorers and Sectionalizers Pover Fuse Tine-Current Characteristics Calculation Sheet ~ Specimen Cireute With Large Fault Currents Fault Clearing Times ~ Specimen Circuit With Large Favlt Currents Specimen Circuit With Large Faule Currents Calculation sheet - Specimen Circuit With Moderate Favlt Currents Fault Clearing Times ~ Specimen Circuit With Moderate Fault Currents Specimen Cireuit With Moderate Fault Currents Reactor Requirenencs ~ Caleulation Reactor Requirenents - Graph Percent of tlornal Line-to-Neutrsl Voltage vs. Ratio 2.9/2, Graphic Ecanples of Traveling Haves, eet Arrester Protective Zon for Line-Cable Junctions (ise OeNominal Rated Maximum Nominal 3-Phase Rated Voltage Continuous Short- Symmetrical Voltage ava Maximum Range Current Circuit Interrupting Glass Class Voltage Factor Rating Current Capability ie we RU) ape eG) ee WDOOR OU, CIRCUIT BREAKERS 46 so 476 2.071200 ba B 72 508.25 3.59 ‘00 35 2 72 10081253159 500 70 25 72 too 8:25-3:39 1200 70 as 12 yoo 8.253159 2000 10 25 ane 150 15.03.75 soc 3:8 2 18 150 15:03:75 1200 5:8 2 13.8 250 15.03.7510, oa 7 13.8 500, 15:0 2.271200 13.0 43 13:8 500 15.0 21272000 19.0 43 Rated Interrupting Time 1s 8 Cycles INDOOR OTLLESS CIRCUIT BREAKERS 73. 4.76 1.36 1200 8.8 2 150” 41761138 1200 18:0 2 2504.76 28 1200, 20.0 35 250.76 1124 = 2000 29.0 36 250 15.02.27, 1200 9.3 2 500 15:0 1:30 1200 18:0 23 500 15:01:30 2000 18.0 23 Rated Interrupting Time is 5 Cycles (OUTDOOR OIL CIRCUIT BREAKERS m6 20 15.527 600 8.9 2 we $00 isis 1.291200 18 23 23 5002518 = 2:15.10 n 2% 34.5 1500. 38012651200, 2 36 46 1500 48.3 Lat 1200 ” Ey Rated Interrupting Time 1s 5 cycles lev = Rilovoles ka = kiloanps (2) Kis the ratio of rated maxisun voltage to the Lover Limit ‘Of the range of npercting voltage in which the symmetrical and ssyometrical interrupting capabilities vary in inverse proportion co operating voltag : (2) Maximum incerrupting current at rated maximm voltsge. (3) Maximum interrupting current at minimum voltage or K times Rated Short-Circuit Current. WOTE: Above data is a condensation of Tables 1, 2 and 3 of ASA €37.05-1966. Eis Ow M601 CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHOBTRICAL BASIS OF RATING so.Moo? Voteage ose g i Continuous ————Isterrupting Ratings ___ Mx. for nated Design Raced Curent -S-Phae Current Max. Time few I Hating mua Rated ky Curcent Cycles a ee ae INDOOR OTLLESS POWER CIRCUIT BREAKERS 2 2 ose ee OUTDOOR OIL POWER CIACUIT BREAKERS 9 $3} 2 we we BR 3 we = eeteitn ane taupe 3 of ASA 037.6-1966. MOTE: Above data As a condensation of Tables 2 ' cuRCUIT aREAKERS TOTAL CURRENT + BASIS OF RATING M602Rated fe Rating Ky Continuous ‘axing Current, Worn Woninsl Design amperes Duty Enclosed Cutouts Ma 50 2000 48 52 100 3000 48 52 200 faa are 0 2000 we 78 100 4009 ‘open Cutouts 4a 5.2 100 48 5.2 200 4000 12 78 100 1278 200 4000 4 15,0 100 ws 15.0 200 000 25.0 27.0 100 Rated Interrupting Current tn Heavy Duty 5 000 5 000 4 000 5 000 12 000 5 000 12 000 4 000 10 000 ‘Asymmetrical Rs Anperes at Maximum Design Voltage exces aay Duty 10 000 15 000 8 000 10 000 10 000 8 000 6 000 ASA 037.42 ~ 1962 603 1603 EXPULSION DISTRIBUTION CUTOUTSM608 AUTOMATE CIRGUIT WACLOSERS Rated Interrupting Current - Anperes Continuous Distr ibueion Pouer Current) ———Nosinal -«»«-Nastnal Voltage Rating ——Woainal Voltage Ratings, Voltage Rating 14.4 ky, 110 kv BIL Rating 23 Kv Amperes’ 16,4 kv, 95 kv SIL Ciagg T class 1 10 250 3 315 Fa 625 1000 1500 35 375 1400 2100 30 1250 2000 +3000 70 2000 ‘000 100 2000 1/4000 2/6000 140 4000 2/ * 8000 200 4000 2/8000 3/ 280 000 2/8000 3/ 400 000 3/ 360 8000 37 LU Maximum anperes at 2.4 ¢0 4.8 kv is 3000 anperes 2/ Maximum anperes a 2.4 to 4.8 kv is 6000 auperes 3/ Maximum anperes a€ 2.4 co 4.8 ky is 12 000 anperes, Hote: Sone sanufacturere have intermediate ratings and also ratings with higher Ancerrupting capabilities which shovid be checced if che above do not meet the requirenents for a specific application. AUTOMATIC LINE SECTIONALIZERS Momentary 1 Second 10 Second Ampere Current current Current, Rating Asymmetrical Symeceicel Symmetrical 10 1600 400 ws rt 2400 600 190 25 4000 1000 325 3 6000 1500 450 30 6500 2000 650 70 6500 3000 300 100 6500, ‘000 1250 Mo 6500 ‘4000 1600 t 608 ASA €37.22 ~ 1959 AUTOMATIC CIRCUIT RECLOSERS ‘AND SECTIONALIZERS iTIME IN SECONDS. 1608 1008, POWCR FUSFS SBC TYPE SM~i2—34.5Kv. MIN. MELT——— max cLear 109 TIME Yas ol 86 AMPERES PoweR Fuse ‘TIME-cuRRENT cuARACTERISTICS 608M6224 2 i 20 emeitin seme w pam imeem 6 ert ttoeet tem sett 16228 SPECDEN CIRCUIT UIT LARGE FAULT CURRENTS CALCULATION SHEET © wwe6228 YO 4 aD Gerster 2o0 208 eormorre + fev Teaoryseie 1969 ono 6 oer ates) fares pod moomeneer ena oe Bera Tat /F moe eo 230t te oT $ ae meet s “ot € - we Et 2 o é wr m ¢ 1 : Be an bea Boe me 1 ome : - “ me a a 0 a & we oe a wo Seat ea a sex ws o1 a fae HE ak and Fa esr eo ‘ ae eo Me ak went a we at o ee sooo oe : set = SG a oe wo eae a : 3 or ome at ea we ove Se wet & wer oe ae. ow Pa on sce Rove seat 3 m= ae fee ox 8 o1 x a. Kiar me al a Ss Awe : a & o s Fitwoo Rove wot mS Se = = =a Sas = TEE Pe FT 9. {WIA epecoeg EF owt BSED 3 aaa or seer oD SE — (beep) Sueur Sued aoa RN HUD MOD © waz M6228 SPECIMEN CIRCUIT WITH LARGE FAULT CURRENTS FAULT CLEARING TIESs22¢ Git e220 © 062 ‘SPECIMEN CIRCUIT WITH ince tour coursM6234 253 nor 03 06'0 Ha 910 oT soumpsiy woryereses fF impedes Jo worveatomS Yun SOFTEE sey ePORNEN MOTE THE MIO serra ott : rOmvTeL aaraheas4, ope Pees SLaonsteg esecgryicare lowernteut 25rtetarereay seep ewer : cormep-ene Fe sco aon on = wa Fe sete S6e-toegye outs e556 ad ser trey aye tee axe toot evr revere (oy 2F (OM 9O)9F-T Com Fe(ro)o/t#-E (om 9F0)9%1 om Fe (ro)opt#-¢ =a eR (290) suxnara dave ana KE ZIAD RES M6238 MODERATE FAULT CURRENTS SPECINEN CIRCUIT WITH catcunatine sneer6238 oO “a ‘rere po ony Berend sna: ey ss (onto €) ee So stom ary rot soa te ete (memes 20m sop moomorte + eer fete) (40) fates wo 0 \ we _ #2 ee we. aro a0 we " we wo wo os 0 Bove Povo 0 goo o ws wo oo hws «0 wo (win speoes er oesa BohawetD ATO (tay) samaewo sive sevsion Mik ou wo ja anaa sane S8888 ., © v0 a2 sas: Ay aa 6238, SPECISEN CIRCUT WITH MODERATE FAULT CURRENTS FAULT CLEARING TIMESms23¢ Gis» SPECIMEN CIRCUTE WITH © tse MODERATE FAULT CURRENTS626 REACTORS REQUIRED TO LIMIT LINE-TO-GROUND FAULT CURRENT ON 7.2/12.5-KV SYSTE : ee beeen % 1 Se ee Ge oo oo oe ee oe . Notes: (1) Typ = S-phase substation Sus fauls in amperes (2) Other symbols are defined in 2626 (G) Tt fs assued that system dad subscation transforver in pedances are all reaccance and that Kqy = Xqy = %yq + Aye M62 REACTOR REQUIRERENTS CALCULATIONMeas, REACTOR REQUIREMENTS WaKiNiW Line 10 ND. FAULT = 8900" ANP: ag. 64 SYSTEM MAXIMO UI roun FAULT S000 AMPS 2 uy twitet Ssewse SATION 8S THULT = HOUHOS OF AMES HI THGUT RECTORS) 68 rescrot REQUIROENTS Gin cna © ime .[ANGLE OF oEPAnTURE OF 2, FROM Z,, Gy. 242) ZNGLE OF FPARTURE EQUALS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN POSITIVE SEQUENCE INPEDANCE ANGLE AND. NEGATIVE SEQUENCE INPEDANCE ANGLE. UF DIFFERENCE 1S POSITIVE, THE YOLTAGE OF THE PHASE LEADING THE FAULTED PHASE 1S HIgh: TF NEGATIVE THE YOLTAGE OF THE PHASE LAGGING THE FAULTED PHASE 18 HIGH, 2019018017016 180 WW 19912 TI PERCENT OF WORNAL LINE TO NEUTRAL VOLTAGE CwnPAULTED cOOUETON HTC © me 003080 109 © o 8 oS oS 2 38 35 2838 oe ie OF NORMAL LINE To NEUTRAL VOLTAGE ws. waT0 20/51 MaziTRAVELING WAVES M632 : ‘i : 7 fo. fi la te/3 tel/3, oe 4 4 + ' a t~ ee ts ee +E i 7 — ee is per unit time for a wave Lengeh to pass a given point. Voltage © ive GRAPHIC EXAMPLES OF TRAVELING WAVES Hox7 M633 ARRESTER PROTECTIVE Zone FOR LINE-CABLE JUNCTIONS TABLE 1. SENDING END eILoVvoLTS (ea) _ Rating. Arrester Lead Lengeh-Feee Ke) 4 is ae 2 198 21.6 23.4 25.2 27.0 36.0 45.0 54.0 63.0 72.0 § 36.8 38.6 40.4 42.2 4:0 520 62.0 71:0 8010 9.9 3 52.8 55.6 S74 59.7 61.0 70.0 79:0 88:0 97.0 106.9 2 65.8 67.6 69.4 71.2 730 82.0 42.0 100:0 ios.o i189 5 188 a6 Be M2 as0 S50 wee Tike Ieee ES TABLE 2. voLtace mato eacton® ae Bo 01.02.03 ou 0s 06 or 08 oo LS et 777 7a 707 a0 sip a coat and aes EG came Sto aos lai7 San Sakae Sar 0 8S EY bez Voso alone aioe ata alse ates 1300 1902 E98 Es bj Uke Lr iain tase aa Tacs Tees bese LEE 13 1370 Le L908 Low 2toe ae ane Zane 250 EH BG 2503 31130 31300 31590 Sisto S60 dase Sse gas Fae Ln ear = La aa eles nszructin 1, obtain Es from Table 1 as a function of arrester ky rating and arrester lead length 2. Divide equipnent BIL (Table 2 of E657) by Es to obtain Ex/es 3. Obtain VRF from Table 2 above as a function of Ev/ée 4. Muletpty value obtained in step 1 by value obtained in step 3 and divide product by cable geometric factor (#634) "<0 gee Protective zone in feet, Example: Using example under £657, Er/Es = 1.92 and geometric factor = 598, Fron Table 1 above #2 = $1.4 and from Table 2 VAP © Leos, Protective zone = 57.4 x 1.92/.598 = 183". ' ARRESTER PROTECTIVE 20NE FOR LINE-CABLE JUNCTIONS masa