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SMI Building, Tres de Mayo, Ward IV, Minglanilla, Cebu, 6046

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SEC Reg. No. CS200529237 / PCAB Lic. No. 32522
Email address: scannermagnedyne@yahoo.com.ph

Date : September 28, 2020

To : Mr. Jeffrey Inigo

FSG Manager
Tsuneishi Heavy Industries, Cebu Inc.

Subject: TEST REPORT

Test Item Vacuum Circuit Breaker Serial No. 1VC1BB00000166

Code PC-NO.1 & PC-NO.2 Type VMAX 17.06.25
Voltage Rating 17.5 kV Test Site Phase 1 Tsuneishi
Current Rating 630 A Date of Test September 13, 2020
Maker ABB Weather Fair

Test Equipment Model Maker S/N

Contact Resistance TRM-10 Teldar Instruments 0845
Insulation Resistance Teraohm 10kV Metrel 14220160

Prepared by: Conducted by:

_________________________ ________________________
Engr. Carl Anthony Bequilla Engr. Wilfred Medil
Technical Services Engineer Engineering Manager

Checked by: Noted by:

_________________________ ________________________
Engr. Joseph Fortunate Gerona Engr. Mario Gabunilas
Technical Services Engineer Assistant General Manager

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 SUMMARY OF TEST DATA

Contact Resistance Test @1 Amp

Phase Result
A 1.501 mΩ
B 1.669 mΩ
C 1.741 mΩ

In accordance with ANSI/NETA MTS-2015 standards, micro-ohm or millivolt drop values should not exceed the high levels of
the normal range as indicated in the manufacturer’s published data. If manufacturer’s data is not available, investigate any
values which deviate from adjacent poles or similar switches by more than 50% of the lowest value.

Remarks: Satisfactory

Insulation Resistance Test @ 2500VDC

Close Contact
Line Line
30°C *20°C 30°C *20°C
to to
(GΩ) (GΩ) (GΩ) (GΩ)
Line Ground
A–B 4.75 7.51 A–G 1.49 2.35
B–C 4.47 7.06 B–G 1.95 3.08
C–A 3.73 5.89 C–G 1.43 2.26
Open Contact
Lineside Loadside
30°C *20°C 30°C *20°C
to to
(GΩ) (GΩ) (GΩ) (GΩ)
Ground Ground
1–G 196 310 2–G 1.64 2.59
3–G 159 251 4–G 2.08 3.29
5–G 231 365 6–G 1.43 2.26
Lineside to Loadside
30°C *20°C
(GΩ) (GΩ)
1–2 176 278
3–4 187 295
5–6 170 269

Recommended minimum Insulation Resistance based on ANSI/NETA MTS-2015 Standards for Electrical apparatus and
systems other than transformer and motor windings (20°C)
2500 VDC = 5000 MΩ

*Correction factors used are based on ANSI/NETA MTS-2015 Table 100.14.1: Insulation Resistance Conversion Factors

Test results are dependent on the temperature of the insulating material and the humidity of the surrounding environment at
the time of the test. Insulation-resistance test data may be used to establish a trending pattern. Deviations from the baseline
information permit evaluation of the insulation.

Remarks: Values marked in red font did not reach the minimum standard set by ANSI/NETA MTS-2015.
Operational Test
Operation Remarks
Circuit Breaker Open Passed
Circuit Breaker Close Passed
Manual Charging, Closing and Tripping Passed

Counter Reading
As – Found 315
As – Left 315

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 FINDINGS
Physical inspection indicates that there are no noticeable signs of corrosion or dents.
During the testing, it was observed that the counter reading did not change after the unit was operated, which is the
reason for the same AS-FOUND and AS-LEFT reading in this report.

SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS

Test Conducted Standard Used Remarks Notes

Contact Resistance Test
Insulation Resistance Test
Operational Tests
ANSI/NETA MTS-2015 Satisfactory
Values marked in red font
did not reach the minimum
ANSI/NETA MTS-2015
standard set by
ANSI/NETA MTS-2015.
ANSI/NETA MTS-2015 Satisfactory
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Insulation resistance is
affected by temperature,
humidity, as well as the
aging of the installed
unit.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
Based on the satisfactory results of contact resistance test and circuit breaker operational tests which are in line
with the standards set by ANSI/NETA MTS-2015, we conclude that the circuit breaker can be safely energized and
operated.
On the case of some values of insulation resistance not meeting the standard set by ANSI/NETA MTS-2015, further
evaluation and investigation through the analysis of the insulation resistance trend is advised. However, since we
have no previous insulation resistance test results for this particular unit, trend analysis is not possible and we can
only use the current values as baseline for future tests.
It is recommended to conduct periodic electrical testing on the unit to prevent potential problems from happening.
Generally, conducting annual electrical testing on vacuum circuit breakers is considered as good practice.

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