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MITA(P) No. 100/03/2005
FOCUS
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03
Altivar
Altivar 71
71 Make
Make Way
Way for
for Revolution
Revolution
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04
The
The Controversy
Controversy of
of Icu
Icu and
and Ics
Ics
EXCERPTS
06
Tuas Seawater Desalination Plant
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Power System Robustness
Panel Builder Get-together
UPDATES
UPDATES
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Summer Aloha and Fund Raising
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The New Company Program
Get Spotted
Schneider Electric Decal Contests
Contests
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AutoCAD Library 2005
Apr- Jun 05
Merlin Gerin,
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Protection switchgear
Modular protection
switchgear system
Protection relays
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Prefabricated
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The technical guide
CAD software and tools
Training
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instruction manuals, etc.) with the objective to increase and optimise customer
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Sepam protection relays
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Altivar 71
T
Make Way for Revolution
his new generation of variable speed
drive is characterised by the extent of its
power range, a feature that enables control
of asynchronous motors from 0.37 up to 500 kW for
voltages of 200 to 240 VAC and 380 to 480 VAC.
Its advanced functions combined with exceptional
opened loop and closed loop performances provide
an ideal solution to meet the requirements for
complex and/or high power machines (materials
handling, hoisting, wood machines, process
machines, textile machines, packaging, etc.).
Family range of Altivar 71
Reliable and robust, Altivar 71 assures continuous
service. It withstands voltage drops of up to –50%,
Open and available
industrial pollution with its RFI filters and
With integrated Modbus and CANopen, Altivar 71
temperatures up to 50°C (without derating).
integrates in industrial automation systems
without any extra costs. Opened, it has over 10
Altivar 71 takes safety fully into account. Its
communication cards that cover all industrial
numerous protective functions are simultaneously
communication networks. On Ethernet, its Web
active at drive level, motor level (with its electronic
server function offers worldwide accessibility
relay and PTC probes) and machine level. Its
irrespective of location or time.
“Power Removal” safety function prevents any
unintentional starting of the motor, thus ensuring
The Altivar 71 range conforms to international
the safety of personnel (conforms to machine
standards - UL/CSA, CE, C-Tick, GOST. It has
standard EN 954-1 category 3 and the standard
been developed according to the Eco-Design
for electrical installations IEC/EN 61508 SIL2).
principle in conformity with the European directives
ROHS (Restriction Of Hazardous Substances) and
Simple
WEEE (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)
The performance of the Altivar 71 is only matched
which relate to product recycling.
by its simplicity. Its front panel incorporates a graphic
terminal. This simplifies and enhances dialogue
with its easy to read messages, graphics, navigation
button, function keys for short-cuts, online help,etc.
Other characteristics:
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Software and hardware compatibility
with previous Altivar 58 and Altivar 68
generations.
It is fully open to the needs of users with its versatility
for customisation of the parameters, display
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Main functions: preset speeds, torque
control, advanced hoisting functions,
screens, monitoring bar, etc. A “user” menu can
functions for textile machines, PID
also be created.
regulation, master/slave function and
multi-configuration.
Its “Simply Start” menu enables quick start-up and
immediate benefit of the full performance of the
Altivar 71 in complete safety.
Altivar 71 in the limelight during the
Telemecanique Revolution Seminar in May
2005.
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Included in the options available: IP54
mounting kit, RFI class B filters,
anti-harmonic filters, NEMA type 1
Application specific macro-configurations further
adaptation kit, regeneration of energy
simplify drive programming. The numerous services
on the supply line offer.
offered via the terminal simplify setting-up,
For product information, email to
customercare@
sg.schneider-electric.com
monitoring and diagnostics of machines.
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Technical Bulletin:
The Controversy of Icu and Ics
Introduction
continuously after the test. It is the maximum short-
The performance of low voltage circuit breakers
circuit current that the circuit breaker can break
are characterised by a few key parameters:
and it is checked by the following sequence:
Rated current
O – t – CO
Rated insulation voltage
O - refers to a breaking operation
Rated operational voltage
CO - refers to a making operation followed
Rated breaking capacities
by a breaking operation
t-
refers to the time separating two
The most critical parameter is the circuit breakers'
operations, equal to 3 minutes or the
short-circuit breaking capacities. Most often than
length of time needed to reset the
not, we assume that a circuit breaker has just one
breaker, whichever is longer
After the test, the circuit breaker is simply tested
to show that it is electrically safe. This is done by
a dielectric test under a testing voltage equals to
twice the rated service voltage but at least equals
to 1000V.
Ics is the abbreviation for Rated Service Short
circuit breaking capacity. This is the current for
which the prescribed conditions according to a
specified test sequence include the capability of
the circuit breaker to carry its normal rated current
continuously after the test. The tests are conducted
in the following sequence:
O – t – CO – t – CO
rated breaking capacity and ignore the significance
Following the tests, the circuit breaker undergoes
of all the other rated breaking performances.
a temperature rise test, a dielectric test and a
tripping test to verify that the breaker is qualified
This technical bulletin is aimed at clarifying this
to be returned to service.
critical point in the specifications and selection of
Low Voltage Circuit Breakers, which is normally
Ics is expressed as a percentage of Icu
neglected.
(eg. 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% of Icu). In a nutshell,
this is the maximum current that the breaker can
Definition of Icu & Ics
break for 3 times and yet returned to service with
The key performances and testing methods for
its operational integrity intact.
Low Voltage Circuit Breakers are defined in
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IEC60947-2.
Selection of Low Voltage Circuit
Breakers
Icu is the abbreviation for Rated Ultimate Short-
Circuit breakers are usually selected based on their
circuit breaking capacity. This is the current for
ability to break the prospective short-circuit current.
which the prescribed conditions according to a
The reference prospective short-circuit current are
specified test sequence do not include the capability
based on the worst-case scenario of 3-phase fault.
of the circuit breaker to carry its rated current
The conventional approach to circuit breakers
selection has been based on the value of Icu. This
the need to specify the required performance criteria
does not fully address the expectation of users
explicitly. The suggested specifications may be:
who want continuity-of-service.
“The Ics rating of all Low Voltage Circuit Breakers
Icu only guarantees the fault interrupting capability
must at least be equal to the prospective short-
of the breakers. It does not guarantee that the
circuit current at the point of installation”.
breakers can be returned to service without
overheating after clearing the fault. This is so
This will ensure that in the worst-case scenario,
because the test procedures stipulated in
the breaker is able to clear the full magnitude of
IEC60947-2 do not require that the breaker be
fault current 3 times and remains operational until
subjected to temperature rise checks after
further service action.
clearing of faults.
Conclusion
On the other hand, Ics , besides guarantees
As with any other protection devices, circuit breakers
interruption of fault, it also guarantees that the
are never built equal. A well-written technical
breaker can carry it full rated current continuously
without excessive temperature rise after the fault
current interruption.
Purely from a user's point of view, in order to build
an electrical distribution system with good continuityof-service, it is desirable to select breakers with
due consideration for their performances at Ics
level.
specification and right selection of circuit breakers
will certainly go a long way in ensuring a robust
system. The difference between Icu and Ics should
be recognised. The rated breaking capacity is
commonly specified by many M&E engineers,
however, the requirement for Ics is seldom
mentioned explicitly. The need to evaluate and
select circuit breakers based on Ics can be
significant.
Specification of Low Voltage
Circuit Breakers
For more information, email to
customercare@
sg.schneider-electric.com
The suggested approach to ensuring the right
selection of protection devices is first to address
Dear Readers,
Duration (sec)
0.1
100
90
appeared in the last issue dated Jan-Mar 05,
under technical bulletin entitled SEMI F47
Voltage Sag Standard on page 5;
The correct graph should show the lower zone
in orange colour as “unprotected zone” instead
of “protected zone”.
Nominal Voltage (%)
We apologise for the printing mistake on an article
0.2
0.5
1.0
Protected Zone
80
70
60
50
40
30
Unprotected Zone
20
10
0
Figure 3: Required Semiconductor Equipment Voltage Sag
Ride-Through Capability Curve (from SEMI F47)
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EXCERPTS
Energy and Infrastructure Market:
Tuas Seawater Desalination Plant
High Voltage Switchgear - 11kV NexPutra
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t is our national pride to have the first and largest Seawater Desalination
Plant (SDP) in the region located at Tuas, Singapore. The BOO (BuildOwn-Operate) contract was awarded to SingSpring in 2003. Singspring
awarded the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to
another wholly owned subsidiary of HyFlux, Hydrochem (S) Pte Ltd
The client of the Seawater Desalination Plant is none other than PUB (Public
Utilities Board) who awarded the 20-year contract to Design-Build-OwnOperate (DBOO) for a project cost of approximately S$200 million. The plant
has a targeted output capacity of 136,380m3/day. Water pricing will vary
Process equipment at Tuas Desalination Plant
monthly based on variable costs such as fuel and taking inflation into
consideration with a predefined formula. The plant has applied proven
technology where it is able to function efficiently under all likely circumstances.
For example, the reliable pre-treatment processes will have the inherent
operational flexibility to enable optimised responses to fluctuations in both
water and electricity prices.
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One of the key processes in the facility is Reverse
Osmosis. Seawater Reverse Osmosis membrane
(SWRO) is used in this plant. SWRO treatment
consists of two passes through the installed
membrane batteries. On the first pass, dissolved
solids are filtered from the main flow and this is
followed by the reduction of boron level in the
second flow. The state-of-the-art technology used
in SWRO is with the specific intention of minimising
operating costs by saving on energy usage.
Schneider Electric Singapore in SDP
In parallel with Schneider Electric's drive & vision
for Growth, Efficiency and People, Schneider
Electric Singapore has participated in this national
Low Voltage MCC - BlokSet
project.
systems into whole. With their strong core
It was a successful collaboration between Plant
competency in design, engineering, procurement,
Electrical Instrumentation (Electrical Contractor),
installation, control system and electrical equipment,
Hydrochem (EPC), Schneider Electric Singapore
PEI has brought their success to SDP. Well-planned
& SMB Electric (Power Distribution Equipment
and good coordination between suppliers are
Supplier). Project was completed without fail within
carried out in the project by PEI, leading to the on-
the short project time frame. This is due to the
time delivery commitment.
experienced and well-managed project team
working unconditionally and passionately to attain
Last but not least, all the participants/suppliers are
a high quality of work. Pre-detail design support
proud to be selected and to have participated in
such as network and harmonics studies has been
SDP project to drive Singapore's aim to reach
given at the early stage of the project. With this
water self-sustainability and together we have
done, time and cost savings were achieved. It has
made it a success bringing a better quality of living
always been Schneider Electric's priority to deliver
to people.
value added services to our valued customer.
Schneider Electric is proud to provide most of the
Power Distribution Equipment from medium voltage
to low voltage consisting of switchgear, variable
speed drives and transformers to the plant.
Equipments are supplied with our professional
advice to maximise the design on par with
maximising return on investment.
Plant Electrical Engineering (PEI) has played their
leadership role as Electrical Contractor integrating
18 pulse Variable Speed Drive
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EXCERPTS
Power System Robustness
A
n afternoon session on Power System
On robustness topic, he discussed on various types
Robustness Seminar was organised on
of disturbances that affect networks including
22 April 2005 at the Asian Civilisations
internal and external causes like voltage fluctuations
Museum. Customers mainly from end-users and
consulting companies were invited to this highly
technical seminar. Rene Wierda from Schneider
Electric France presented on protection
discrimination principles, its application in MV
& sag, overvoltage due to lightnings, harmonics,
transformer in-rush current, motor startings and
short circuits. To deal with such disturbances, he
Full house participaton
touched upon different types of networks like
networks and power system robustness and Er.
radial and ring, and discussed on the availability,
Lee Wai Meng, director of JM, Pang & Seah (Pte)
simplicity and cost issues for these types. He also
Ltd, discussed on the most common mistakes done
discussed on types of back-up supply like generator
for protection of MV networks.
sets, UPS and even automatic switching to minimise
the impact of disturbances. He suggested a need
Rene discussed on types of faults and then moved
to study loads and criticality of different loads and
onto matters like earthing systems, sensors and
t h e n c a t e g o r i s i n g t h e m a p p r o p r i a t e ly.
Booth on logic discrimination demonstration
protection relays. He put a lot of emphasis on
protection discrimination and discrimination study.
Of particular significance was logic discrimination
that is being increasingly used with Sepam
protection relay. Such discrimination, when used
Er. Lee, on the other hand shared with the audience,
his experiences in Singapore on the most common
types of errors people tend to make and how to
with traditional current and time discrimination
avoid them. The most common mistakes are due
yields ample room for designer to assign protection
to incorrect protection setting values, use of
settings at different levels and compromising the
insufficient discrimination time, incorrect
reliability that is so critical for protection system.
components selections and incorrect installation.
Sepam protection relay
Panel Builder Get-together
G
et-together session is never without the company of good food.
Schneider Electric Singapore's partner, Panel Builders were invited
to the networking session held on 20 May 2005 at Barcelona Pub.
The event was intentionally held on a Friday evening so that employees
regardless of positions could leave behind their busy office load and be
entertained with great food and drinks in the stress free environment. It
provided an opportunity for enhancing partners' relationships and as a gesture
Good food, good company
of appreciation for their support to Schneider Electric.
As a part of the treat, some of the recently launched products like Altivar 71
speed drive, Power Monitoring System, Domae MCB/RCCB, EasyPact MCCB
and Low End Control were on displayed. Everyone enjoyed the rewarding
and fruitful evening with a bundling of great wine.
Excellent networking for the Panel Buiders
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Summer Aloha
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& Fund Raising
t is Schneider Electric 5th year to care for the
community. The company fund raising
activities this year includes 1-hour salary
donation, Family Day and Christmas Charitable
event. Up to date, all entities of Schneider Electric
in Singapore have raised a total amount of
S$11,606.12 for its adopted charity beneficiary The Spastic Children's Association of Singapore
(SCAS). For the 1-hour salary donation drive, the
company managed to raise S$8,301.12.
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The Summer Aloha held at Tanjong Beach,
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Sentosa, a Family cum Fund Raising Day for the
company's employees, business partners and
SCAS was organised on 4 June 2005. With the
generous support of everyone, S$3,305.00
was raised on that day alone. Everyone had so
much sun, sand and fun at the beach with lots of
challenging games. This outdoor event hit its
climax when fabulous prizes were given
away in the lucky draw.
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"Figure 3 on page 5 that described on SEMI F47
We thank David for his support in our newsletter
Voltage Sag Standard in your newsletter issued
publication. He spotted a printing error in our
Jan-Mar 2005 publication shows both regions above
newsletter publication and that was indeed true
and below the capability curve as protected zone.
and appreciated. The region (marked in orange)
Would it be more logical to indicate the region
below the curve should indicate as unprotected
(marked in orange) below the curve as unprotected
zone instead of protected zone. For this matter,
zone instead?"
we have clarified the printing error on page 5 of
- Mr David Fang of Jurong Shipyard Pte Ltd
this issue with correct figure.
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We appreciate Jeremiah's good initiative to help
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Schneider Electric Brunei Office:
Unit 3.2A 3rd Floor Wisma Haji Daud Km 4 Jalan Gadong BE 4119
Bandar Seri Begawan Negara Brunei Darussalam
Tel: +673 2423 436 Fax: +673 2423 437