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Riello Multi Power

Service Dep. (Francesco Franzini)

Models

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Riello Multi Power: Models


Its major building elements

Power Module 42 kW
19" x 4U x 700mm - 40 kg
(PM)

Bypass Module
(BM)

Connectivity Panel
(CP)

Battery Unit (BU)

Riello Multi Power: Models


Power Cabinet
Power Cabinet:
Up to 294 kW = (6+1)x 42 kW

(6+1)x Power Modules (PM)

1x Bypass module (BM)

1x Manual bypass switch (SWMB)

1x Connectivity Panel (CP)

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Riello Multi Power: Models


Battery Cabinet
Battery Cabinet:
Up to 36 BU (or 9xKUA + local battery)

Battery Units (BU) – 10x 12V blocks

Empty Battery Unit Array (KUA) – 4x BUE

Battery switch + shunt trip

Riello Multi Power: Models


Combo Cabinet
Combo Cabinet:
Up to 126 kW = (2+1)x 42 kW

(2+1)x Power Modules (PM)

1x Bypass Module (BM)

1x Manual Bypass Switch (SWMB)

Empty Battery Unit Array (KUA)


or BU

1x Battery Switch + shunt trip

1x Connectivity Panel (CP)

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Riello Multi Power: Models


Parts overview

ITEM Acronym Description


Power Module PM 42 kW power module unit
Battery Unit BU Battery Back up intelligent unit
Empty Battery Unit Array KUA Empty Battery Unit Array (4x BU without batteries)
Bypass Module BM Solid state transfer device module
Connectivity Panel CP User and service system interface panel
Monitoring Unit MU Intelligent microprocessor monitoring device
Power Supply Unit PSU Internal circuits power supply unit

Riello Multi Power: Models


Power Cabinet – Single line drawings

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Riello Multi Power: Models


Battery Cabinet – Single line drawings

Riello Multi Power: Models


Combo Cabinet – Single line drawings

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Key Features

Riello Multi Power: Key Features


Technical features at glance!

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
• Range: 42÷1MW (up to 40°C NO downgrading) – 96,5% efficiency
• Input voltage: 400V +/-20% (-40% @ 50% load)
• THDI / PF: <3% / 0,99
• Battery: 20+20 blocks (4x “Battery Unit")
• Battery charger: 8 Amps/ea
• Backfeed: Standard (Bypass opening contactor)
• Cabinet type: 600x1000x42U

REMARKABLE FEATURES
• UPS Module: 700 W / dm 3 /centralized bypass
• System: Microprocessor control (2x) / separate communication ( 3x)
• Battery Unit: Intelligent status monitoring
• Cable entry: Rear top or bottom
• Manual bypass: Standard
• Battery switch: Standard + shunt trip
• Built-in modular: Hot swappable subassembly parts
• User interface: Display touch screen 7”
• Ports: Embedded Ethernet, 2 slots, relay, Service ports

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Service Concept

• Installation
• Commissioning
• Service Tools
• Maintenance
and Reparation

Installation
Riello Multi Power

Riello Multi Power


INSTALLATION

• POSITIONING

• Cables CONNECTION
Power Cabinet
Battery Cabinet

• Cabinets COMPOSITION
Power Module Insertion
Battery Unit Array Insertion

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Installation
Unpacking and Positioning

• Forklift
To remove the Cabinet from
the pallet

• Wheels or Specialist Moving


Equipment
To put in place the Cabinet

Installation
Unpacking and Positioning

In the
Positioning
Consider

• Back Space:
For the cable
connections
(man operations)

• Top Space:
For signal Cables
between
cabinets

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Installation
Unpacking and Positioning

• Front Space:
For Modules
Insertion and
extraction

Installation
Unpacking and Positioning

Take in consideration the


Bearing Surface

• Power Cabinet
Weigh of the
full configuration:
580kg

• Battery Cabinet
Weigh of the
full configuration:
1430kg

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Installation
Cables Connections – Power Cabinet

Parts to be removed to access the


POWER CABINET connections points (1/2)

Removing the Rear Door, the Relay Board Cover, the Auxiliary Signal Board

Installation
Cables Connections – Power Cabinet

Parts to be removed to access the


connections points (2/2)

Removing the Terminal Protection Cover

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Installation
Cables Connections – Power Cabinet

POWER
CONNECTIONS
3
DETAILS
1 – Main Input and
Bypass Input

2 – Battery Input

3 – Output Line

1 4 – Links for Bypass


Input
2 (if not separated)

Installation
Cables Connections – Power Cabinet

Main Input Cables Sizing

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Installation
Cables Connections – Power Cabinet

Bypass Input Cables Sizing

Installation
Cables Connections – Power Cabinet

Battery Input Cables Sizing

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Installation
Cables Connections – Power Cabinet

Output Cables Sizing

Installation
Cables Connections – Power Cabinet

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Installation
Cables Connections – Power Cabinet

REAR SIGLAL
3
CONNECTIONS DETAILS
4 1 - Relay Slot
2
5 2 - Auxiliary Signal Boards (ASB)
3 - SWIN
6 4 - SWMB (bridge)
5 - SWBYP
6 - SWBATT
7
7 - SWOUT
8 - TEMP External temperature
8 9 - OPENING RELEASE SWBATT
10- R.E.P.O. (bridge)
9
11 – External Sync (protected)
1
10
11

Installation
Cables Connections – Power Cabinet

Power & auxiliary switches

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Installation
Cables Connections – Battery Cabinet

BATTERY CABINET

Parts to be removed to access the


connections points

Removing the
Terminal Protection
Cover

Installation
Cables Connections – Battery Cabinet

POWER
CONNECTIONS

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Installation
Cables Connections – Signals Between Cabinets

SIGNAL CONNECTIONS
BETWEEN CABINETS

• Three different communication bus:

– 1x RS 485-1 (Int Cabinet)


– 1x RS 485-2 (Ext Cabinet)
– 1x CAN BUS (parallel Int/Ext)

Installation
Cables Connections – Signals Between Cabinets

SIGNAL CONNECTIONS
BETWEEN CABINETS

CABINET INTERFACE BOARD (CIB)

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Installation
Cables Connections – Signals Between Cabinets

Installation
Cables Connections – Signals Between Cabinets

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Installation
Cables Connections – Signals Between Cabinets

CONFIGURATION OF THE CABINET INTERFACE BOARD (CIB) (1/2)

Installation
Cables Connections – Signals Between Cabinets

CONFIGURATION OF THE CABINET INTERFACE BOARD (CIB) (2/2)

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Installation
Modules Insertion - Power Cabinet

“COMPOSITION”
of the
Power Cabinet

Installation
Modules Insertion - Power Cabinet

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Installation
Modules Insertion - Power Cabinet

Already included with the Cabinet: Bypass Module (BM)


Net Weight 43kg
• Connectivity Panel
• BM Bypass Module

Connectivity Panel (CP):


MCU + PSU + PSU + MU + Slots

Installation
Modules Insertion - Power Cabinet

To be inserted in the Cabinet:

PM1 Power Module 1


PM2 Power Module 2


PM7 Power Module 7

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Installation
Modules Insertion - Power Cabinet

1. OPEN – 2. UNLOCK – 3. INSERT – 4. LOCK

Installation
Modules Insertion - Power Cabinet

PM 6 + 1 6 Complete Power Cabinet


PM 6
3 PM Power Module
4 BM Bypass Module

1
5 1 – MCU Main Communication Unit
2 2 – MU Monitoring Unit
BM 3 – PSU Power Supply Unit
4 – Comunication Slots
PM 5

PM 4 5 – SWMB Manual Bypass

PM 3 6 – Signals to other Cabinets

PM 2

PM 1

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Installation
Battery Units Insertion - Battery Cabinet

“COMPOSITION”
of the
Battery Cabinet

Installation
Battery Units Insertion - Battery Cabinet

Already included with the Cabinet:

MU Monitoring Unit
PSU Power Supply Unit

SWBT Battery Switch


PSU Power Supply Unit
ASB Auxiliary Signal Board

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Installation
Battery Units Insertion - Battery Cabinet

BATTERY UNIT
To be inserted in the Cabinet:

BUA1 Battery Unit Array 1


BUA2 Battery Unit Array 2


BUA9 Battery Unit Array 9

BATTERY UNIT ARRAY

Installation
Battery Units Insertion - Battery Cabinet

Complete Battery Cabinet


BATT ARRAY 9
3
BATT ARRAY 8 1
1 – MU Monitoring Unit
2 – SWBT
BATT ARRAY 7 3 – PSU
2 4 – Command Release SWBATT
BATT ARRAY 6
5 – BU Battery Unit (10x 12V)
3
4
BATT ARRAY 5
5
BATT ARRAY 4

BATT ARRAY 3

BATT ARRAY 2

BATT ARRAY 1

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• Installation
• Commissioning
• Service Tools
• Maintenance
and Reparation

Commissioning
Configuration of the System

Configuration of the System


Think Modular!
PM

BM

MU

MCU

KUA
PSU

BU

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Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

System Homepage

Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

3 Level of Access:
User -> System information + Monitoring
PowerUser
Expert

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Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

System Pages

• Input Status • System Status


• Battery Status
• Bypass Status
• Output Status

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Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU
System Pages

Cabinet Pages

PM Pages

MU Pages BM Pages

Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

System Status-> Cabinet -> Module

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Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Power Module

Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Power Module

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Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Power Module

Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Power Module

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Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Monitoring Unit

Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Bypass Module

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Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

System Homepage

Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

The Colours

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Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Load and redundancy bar (1/2)

PM configured and PM configured but PM configured but


NECESSARY NOT NECESSARY NOT AVAILABLE
to supply the load to supply the load to supply the load

..From System Homepage

1-case: Normal operation (blue color)

Redundant PM number

Configured PM number
Number of operating PM
necessary to supply the load
according to real load level

Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Load and redundancy bar (2/2)

2-Case: 3-Case:
Setup: 6x PM – 2x Redundant Setup: 6x PM – 2x Redundant
load level: (>4x42) eg 200 kW load level: (<1x42) eg 30 kW

Redundancy reduction due to Redundancy reduction


load rate level due to PM unavailability according
(Orange color bar) with system configuration
(Orange color bar)

4-Case: 5-Case:
Setup: 6x PM – 2x Redundant Setup: 6x PM – 2x Redundant
load level: (>5x42) eg 220 kW load level: (<1x42) eg 30 kW

Redundancy lost due to load Redundancy lost


rate level due to double PM unavailability
(Red color bar) according with system configuration
(Red color bar)

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Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU
3 Level of Access:
User
PowerUser - > Commands and Setup
Expert

Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Command Panel
System
Modules
Data Export (Service)

System Commands

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Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Modules Command

Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Data Export Command

Configuration file
Event log file
Data log file

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Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Main Setup (PowerUser Level)


Languages Time Scheduler
Mail Network General

Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU
3 Level of Access:
User
PowerUser
Expert -> System Configuration

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Commissioning
Surfing in the Display of the MCU

Main Setup (Expert Level)


… … …
… … … System Configuration

Commissioning
Configuration of the System

Power Cabinet Configuration

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Commissioning
Configuration of the System

Battery Cabinet Configuration

Commissioning
Configuration of the System

External Battery Configuration

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Commissioning
Configuration of the System

Redundancy Configuration

Commissioning
Configuration of the System – Classic Parameters

Power Module Configuration


General 1
(Expert Level)

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Commissioning
Configuration of the System – Classic Parameters

Power Module Configuration


General 2
(Expert Level)

Commissioning
Configuration of the System – Classic Parameters

Power Module Configuration


MPW Configurator

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Commissioning
Configuration of the System

System Configuration
LIVE!

• Installation
• Commissioning
• Service Tools
• Maintenance
and Reparation

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Service Tools
MPW Configurator

MPW Configurator

for the Configuration of the Parameters


of the System

The MCU transfer the Configuration to


all the individual Power Modules (PM)

Service Tools
UcomGP for the Power Modules of the MPW

The individual
Power Modules (PM)

Are:

• Data Downloaded (Download)


• Analysed (Event log/Data log)
• Monitored (Real Time)
• Monitored (Oscilloscope)

with the

UcomGP Software

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Service Tools
MCU Service Features

MCU Service Features

The MCU store the following files (System)

Configuration

Event Log (Recording all System’s Events)

Data Log (Advanced Measure and Status Recording at fixed time)

Software for the ‘analysis’:

MPW Configurator

MPW EventAnalyser

MPW DataLogAnalyser

Service Tools
PowerShield3
Monitoring of the System
Cabinet General Status

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Service Tools
PowerShield3
Monitoring of the System
Cabinet General Measurements

Service Tools
PowerShield3
Monitoring of the System
System Measurements

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• Installation
• Commissioning
• Service Tools
• Maintenance
and Reparation

Maintenance and Reparation


Hot Swap

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Maintenance and Reparation


Hot Swap

Maintenance and Reparation


Firmware Upgrading

Main Communication Unit

“MPW configurator”
(USB-micro USB)

“Download CFG, data


and event log”
+
“MCU FW upgrading”
+
“MCU OS Upgrading”

“MCU OS Advanced
Upgrading”

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Maintenance and Reparation


Firmware Upgrading

Power Modules

Interface Panel
Port S
Port M
Communication ports reserved to the Service SA Port= Service Access Port

Maintenance and Reparation


Firmware Upgrading

Bypass Modules

Interface Panel
Port S
Communication port reserved to the Service SA Port= Service Access Port

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Maintenance and Reparation


Firmware Upgrading

Monitoring Unit

Interface Panel
Port S
Communication port reserved to the Service SA Port= Service Access Port

Technical support
documents

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Riello Multi Power: Technical Support Documents


Starting tools

Riello Multi Power: Technical Support Documents


Starting tools cont’d

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