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Low voltage switchboard Design Efficiency

Bradley James May 2014

Overview

1. Challenges of designing LVS efficiently

2. ABB ArTu Distribution Enclosure range overview

3. Solutions utilizing the ArTu range

4. Advantages of utilizing the ArTu range

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What are the challenges when designing a Low Voltage Switchboard?

1. Installation site space restrictions

2. Changes to SLD while designing and during manufacturing of LV Switchboard

3. Offer a technically sound solution, cost effectively while respecting the applicable standards and laws.

4. The time assigned to engineer, cost estimate and manufacture a LV switchboard

*NB – Not all but some of the challenges

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K (Kit) series

kit ≤4000A /105kA

Form 4b

Floor Standing L (Light) series

Kit ≤800A / 35kA

Form 2b

Wall/Floor

Low voltage switchboards ArTu range Overview

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With ArTu is possible to build switchboard’s complying with the new IEC 61439-1 and IEC61439-2 Standards If…

correctly selected and assembled, as per the indications given in the distribution catalogue and in the instruction manual

sizing the conductors according to the prescriptions of the IEC 61439-1

carrying out the individual tests foreseen under the IEC 61439-1 Standard successfully

by using the metalwork structures, ABB SACE, air moulded-case and modular circuit-breakers, mean that no further type tests need to be carried out

Philosophy of ArTu range Switchboard verified and certified

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1. Checking temperature rise limits 2. Checking dielectric properties 3. Checking short-circuit withstand 4. Checking protective circuit

effectiveness 5. Checking clearances and

creepage distances 6. Checking mechanical operation 7. Checking degree of operation 8. Test 8-3-1: Overall inspection 9. Test 8-3-2 or 8-3-4: Insulation

checking 10. Test 8-3-3: Checking protection

measures & electrical continuity of protective circuits

Performed and carried out in ABB & Falcon Lab on Configurations of ArTu (enclosure & Cubicles) with all components configuration (from 100A – 4000A)

The 3 routine tests must be carried out by the installer for each switchboard

7 Type test

+ 3 Routine

tests

Philosophy of ArTu range Switchboard verified and certified

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ArTu K floor - In = 4000A - Tmax, Emax E4 - Icw = 105kA Degree of protection IP31/IP41/IP65 (31 without door, IP41 with profiles 65 with door)

ArTu Family ArTu K complete offer

External dimensions [mm] Functional dimensions [mm]

H W D H W D Floor mounting

1831/2031/ 2231

538/748/ 948

287/362 437/637

837/1037

1600/1800/ 2000

390/600/ 800

150/225/

300/500/ 700/900

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ArTu L wall floor - In = 250A 800A - Tmax ≤ T3 Tmax ≤T6 - Icw = 25kA 35kA - Degree of protection IP31/IP43 (31 without door, 43 with door)

ArTu Family ArTu L complete offer

External dimensions [mm] Internal dimensions [mm] H W D H W D

Wall mounted

650/850/1050 /1250

690 204 600/800/1000 1200

600 165

Floor standing

1550/1750 1950/2150

690/890 240 1400/1600 1800/2000

600/800 195

Solutions Utilizing the ArTu Range of enclosures

1. Installation site space restrictions

-Space reduction using ArTu

2. Changes to SLD while designing and during manufacturing of LV Switchboard

-Flexibility to allow for changes

3. Offer a technically sound solution, cost effectively while respecting the applicable standard and laws.

-Assembly tested with functional units

4. The time assigned to engineer, cost estimate and manufacture a LV switchboard

-Design using DOC/CAT software

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D=3

50

D=6

00

Column width W=400mm

• depth 350-600-800

• height 1800-2000

• segregation up to Form4

• busbar up to 1600A

538

Solutions Utilizing the ArTu Range of enclosures Space reduction using ArTu

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748

3000

748 538

2400

Solutions Utilizing the ArTu Range of enclosures How to save space with ArTu K

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Internal cable container:

Hinges door+key as a standard

200mm for bus bar system or cable

Kits positioning facility

Solutions Utilizing the ArTu Range of enclosures How to save space with ArTu K

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Corner structure:

Two dimensions 600x600 and 800x800

Solutions Utilizing the ArTu Range of enclosures Flexibilty

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Solutions Utilizing the ArTu Range of enclosures Bus-bar system Quick assembly

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Technical catalogue

Instruction manual (handbook)

Software

Advantages of ArTu range Support material

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