ee -ANSI_€3?-33 8? mm 0724150 0029342 3 mm — ANSI €37.332-1900, Supplement ANSI C37.33-1987 e{ American National Standard for switchgear — high-voltage air switches — rated control voltages and their ranges (addition to table 1) = Foreword hs Forenad is not par of Ameian Nationa Standard 37353-1990) ANSI/IEBE C37.34-1971 (R1988), C37.343-1978 (R1988), and C37.34b-1985, Test Code for Voltage Air Switches ANSI C37:338-1990 ‘This standard is a supplement to American National ‘Standaed for Switchgear — High-Voltage Air Switches Rated Control Voltages and Thoir Ranges, ANSI €37.33-1987, which is one of a sories of complemen- tary American National Standards on High-Voltage Air Switches, Insulators, and Bus Supports, ANSI C37.32-1990, Schedules of Proferred Ratings, ‘Manufacturing Specification, and Application Guide for High-Voltage Air Switches, Bus Suppoms, and Switeh Accesorios! ANSI/IBEE. C37.30-1971 (R1988), C37.30g-1979 (R198), C37 300-1984 (R1988), and C37.300-1984 (1988), Definitions and Requirements for High ‘Voltage Air Switches, Insulators, and Bus Supports (in Bxc0ss of 1000 Volts) “athe time this standard was being prepared, ANSI (€37:32-1990 was under development. Contact the Secrottit for more information. ANSI/IEEE C37.35, Guide forthe Application, Installation, Operation, and Maintenance of High- Voltage Air Disconnecting and Load Interrupter Switches? 1. Scope This standard specifies additional nominal voltage ratings and permissible ranges for power-operated ‘mechanisms and auxiliary devices, when measured at their terminals with maximum operating cureent flowing. 2, Rated Control Voltages and Their Ranges ‘Same as in ANSI C37.33-1987. Atte time this stendard was being prepared, ANSI/IEEE €37.35 was under development. Contact the Secretariat {or more information, consensus of thao substanillyconcomed with is scope and provisions. An American i oe ite chemi ene arene cee ee ee te ane mtatlnceneaanemeeramncten Si American National Standards ‘copytlaht © 1990 by Sai tte, 1490 Broadway, New York, WY, 10018 ANSISCIO:08 pit by te Nona ecto Manuf: As San bee 14 125438 2005be isi ANSI €37.33 87 ml O72UL50 0024363 5 mm! age 20f pues Rated Control Voltages and Their Ratings (12,3) Class A Devices (4) YVoliage Range, Volts Nominal Voltage Operating and Auxiliary Rating, Vol Functions (3) “Teipping Fanetions (6) Direct Current (7,8) 2@ wo.14 14 NOTES: 1) Blectically operated motors contactors, solenoids, valves, and the like need not cary a nameplate voltage ating that comesponds mimereally he nomial voltage rang shown in Table 1a long as these components perfor the intended duty ‘ele (aaually interment) in the volage range spect. "2) Relays, motors or ober suiliary equipment that factions a prt of the cont fo device sl be subject to the voltage ‘ings inposed by this standard, whether mounted s the device or st emote oct. '3) Switchgear devices in some applications may be exposed io contol velages exceeding those specified here due to smomalcondians suchas abrope changes inline loading. Sch applications require speci study and te manfectrer shoul be consulted, Aso, apliation af switchgear devices containing slid state contol exposed Continuously to eoniol “oliagcs approaching the upper limits of renges specified hein requis specific aeaon, an the manufacture should be consulted before application is made, '4) Poweropersted mechanisms and devices for this standard are Class A devices, that is they are uz in applications of « sical nature whee te ability ofthe power-operaied mechanism or device to Fenelon is event to the integrity of large or Import systems. (in contrast, some other switchgear eandards may have Clas B devices, tha i hey are or eppicatons that ‘wc lesscridcal and wher a ale to funtion wil not result in extensive loss of service) '8) Operaing functions Include (athe opening and closing power mechanisms, and (b) the means (col, conactor, sain relays and he ike) to acusts the power mechanisms, Auxliaty fnetons incl al fncions excep opetaing and tipping. 6) “pping is the release ofthe holding means that permits stored energy to open or close «device, such as a ntrupter sith, fo inking sich, ste ke 7 ia “The lower limits of wipping voliage ranges for Css A dzecl-curent devices are somewhat lower an those of hss B devices o ensure operation under adverse conditions. ‘Altenating-curtentwipping isnot goneraly recommended fo Class A devices; however, sore Cass A switches may be ‘wiped by specially designed tiernating-curen ip deviccs suitable forte particular application 'f) We recommended that the col of operating, sunlony, and tipping devices that ar connected continually to one direct ‘arent potential shoald be connected to the negative conto bus 0 a to minimize elecuolyti deterioration. '8) Power-opcrted mechanisms having self-contained dzet-current control sources shal operate over te range of 8S pescen to 115 percent of nominal voltage, an Table 1 shall ot spy 9) Tae, 24 or 48-vol tipping, operating, and atxiary Fantions are recommended ony when the device is Loated near the ‘atery or where special efforts made to ensre the adequacy of conductors between batery and contol terminals, The 12-ot 24vat operating fimstion for Cass devices isnot recommended, ANSI €37.338-1090 rit by th Nina Ekctical MonuactwetsAssciion Saree 14 125537bei ANSI C37.33 87 MM 0724150 GOON22b 2 mm A-3\-\7_ansics7.33-1987 Revision of ANSI C97:3.1970 @®)| American National Standard for switchgear — high-voltage air switches — rated control voltages and their ranges Foreword ANSI.C37.35-1976, Guide for the Application, Instal- (Chis Foreword is not part of American Nutional Standard lation, Operation, and Maintenance of High-Voltage Grasse) ‘Air Disconnecting and Load Tnerrupter Switches This pubiction is one of secios of complementary gugge Cr a i ggestons for improvement of thls standard wil be e ‘American National Standards on High Voltege Air ‘welcome. They should be sent to the National Elects Switches, Insulators, and Bus Supports ‘cal Manufacturers Association, 2101 L Street, NW, ANSI/IEEE C37.30-1971, C37.30g-1979, C37.30e- Washington, DC 20037, 1984, and C37.306-1984, Definitions and Re aments for High-Voltage Air Switches, Insulators, and Bus Supports ANSI C37.32-1972, Schedules of Preferred Ratings, Manufacturing Specifications, and Application Guide {or High-Voltage Aie Switches, Bus Supports, and 1. Scope Seta This standard specifies the nominal voltage ratings and. cae permissible ranges for power-operated mechanisms and ANSI/IEEE C37.34-1971, €37.343-1978, and C37.340- _anxilinry devices, when measured at thelr terminals 1985, Test Code for HighVoltage Air Switehos with the maximum operating eurrent flowing, ANSI €37.33-1987 [As Anicilcan National Standard inp a comonsa of howe wbsontlly concerned with Wr ssp and provisions, An Anmeican Naional Standards inteded as x guide to ald tho manufeturer, the consumer, and th general public. The exlstanco of an Artercan National Stan- lcd does notin any sespeet preclude anyone, whether he ha approved the standard or na, fiom manfastting, mating, Parehasing, or ing products, processes, of procedures not conforming f0 tho standard, American National Standards ars aubjct to peiodle revew and ios ee oautlaned to obaln te ater edition "The American Natona Standards Institute doos no: dovlop standards and wil ano ceumstancos give an interpretation of any Amesican ‘National Standard, Moreover, no person shal have the ght or authority To ssve an intespetation ofan Araeican Natlonal Standard In the ‘une ofthe Antrio National Stindards Insite. CAUTION NOTICE: This American National Standard may be revised or withdrawn a any time, The procedues ofthe American National Standards Institute que that acon be taken to Jal, zovis, ot withdraw thi sandacd no later Caan five years fom the date of ap roval Purchases of Amefcat Natloal Standards may rele cure information al standards by lig owing the A onl Sendaeds ati, 1890 Beefy. Bas Yoel, NY, 10018 ANSISC787/ pit by tte onal ecto Mantas As Sanbee 14 125542 2005b/s Saree 14 125545 Page 2 of 2 pass 2. Rated Control Voltages and Their Ranges 2.1 Definition. Class A is the designation applicable to the oquipavent covered by the related Standards, ANSI (€37,30 to C37.35. Class A devices are utilizod in appli cations of eeeltical nacuro where the ability of the power-operated mechanism or device to function is essential tothe integrity of large or important systems. 2.2. Control Voltages. The rated control voltages and their ranges for power-operated mechanisms used on Class A highsvottage air switches shall be as shown in Table 1 Rated Control Voltages and Theie Ratings (1, 2,3) (Class A Devices (4) Nomina ___Voltaga Rang, Votes Rating, Operating ad Auslany Tioring bwnctions Fanetions Direct Curent 7,8) 4% @) 28 iO 35-56 256 ns do-i4o 70-140 140-280 250 180-28 Sino Phase Alternating Cuon (60 He) 120 os t27 a0) - 240 208284 (10) 80 416-508 (10) oly Pause Alternating Current (60 #2) eayfi20 18OY/104-220Y)127, 2a 208-25 : 40 46-508, : atoven seyy240-s0ay292 NoTrs: 10) Esceely operated motors contactor, sono, vel, and the ik, need mot cary nameplate voltage ang that conepordls numerically tothe nominal valtsge alg show n Table Lar fone a thet components poor te Inonde duy cle atl Inter ‘eat {@) Relays, motor, o other auxlary equipment tht function apart of tha conta fra device shal be subject to the voltage ints poss by thisstandad, whether mounted tedevie ovat temote Toei, (©) Switchgear devs in seme applications may be exposed te canzovotaes exceeding those spouted here due to srortalcoadtlons sue a ubzupt changes in ine foing. Seehappnton rogue spelt study, and the namafetirer ‘shouldbe consulted, Also, aplaton of switchgear devices iin he valage range ANSI 037.33-1987 rit by th Nina Ekctical MonufactwetsAssociton SUANST €37-33 87 MM 0724350 O004227 © mm Table 1, Operating, auxiliary and tripping functions will be performed satisfactorily when control voltages ane within the ranges alven in the table, 2.3 Torque Requirements, Power operated mecha nisms shall develop the manufactures’ rated torque ‘when operating at the nominal voltage rating, but not necessarily when operating at a voltage below the nom. inal voltege rating. NOTE: The tod tongue raqulrement a minimum sont voltage shat bo conldred ronstandan containing sotto contol exposed conlanousyt0 conte ‘oltages approaching the upper linus of rans speciied hte Fei epi attention, and tha manufacture should be Consulted before application imate, (a) Poweroperate mechanism ané devices for this stan dard aro Class Adora, that thoy are ule in apie tions of cite naire wher fhe ably of the powers ied mechan or dovcy to funtion I santa tothe int thy of lng o inportant stan. (In eontes, cme or bvlchgen anande may hav Clas B Devices, hat i ey are oc appliatons that soles ntl ad where's are to fineion will not reel in extensive Loss of serve) ($) Operating fettons inte () the opening ad closing rower sche nd () th means (ells, contactor, scan fetayasand the ik) to staat the power mnslanisns. Aux fay Ainelon Incide all faetionsexeapt operating ()Tlpping is the relete of Ue holding means that pels sored enesy fo opon or close a device, such a a Interrptee Site foul nitating switch, amd he tik The fer limite of ppg voltage varges for Cas A datzotousent devise sonewt Tower tan ose of Css Ms devies to ensure operation under adverse conto. ‘Aiternatingeatant tapping not genraly recomended for Case A device; however somo Cas A sites may be tapped by spactlly designed slteratingcutteat tp vies table forthe parlel epatcaion, (2) it istecommended tha the calls of operating, suxily, and teinpng devise that ae connected continually to one ‘Groct-curont potential shouldbe connected to the neste ontol bus sos fo minimize ckeeayte deteroration {@) Poweroperatd mechani having seltcontaed steecarrent contol sobre sal operate over the range of BS percent (0115 prcet of nominal Voltage and Tat all not spy (2) 24 lying as bine operating, a solr fun tn the deve located near ‘tor oad battery end contol fermi, The 24th operating Toneton leant resommended for Css A devices ‘Cl includes hater sires sn supply for pump or com unctons or 8-0 t=