ANSALDO INTERCONEXION ELECTRICA S.A. COLOMBIA CONTRACT ISA 2319 SAN CARLOS, SABANALARGA. CERROMATOSO, CHINU’ SUBSTATIONS INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR 500 KV CIRCUIT BREAKERS TYPE ELF SP7-2/AHMAS DOCUMENT N, ASC 0 ABB 8001 AL aD aD PAIDED ASEA BROWN BOVERIInstructions for _ Hydraulic Spring. Operation and Maintenance Pere Operating Mechanism @ ° Type AHMA 4 and 8 SF, Gas-Insulated ~ Switchgear, Type ELK - ype ELF 6 Travbleshootirig ABB Hochspannungstechnik AGContents 6 6 6 63 63.1 632 64 724 General Validity Explanatory note on type designation Construction Function Hydraulic elements of energy supply (Fig. 3/1) Closing Opening (Fig. 9/2) Safety devices (Fig. 3/1) Notes on operation Manual operation of the circuit breaker Slow switching operations Spring charging by hand in case of emergency Attaching the drive to the circuit breaker Fig. 4/2 Troubleshooting Faultfinding ang elimination Replacing pump $51014 and/or non-retum valve $51062 Fig. 3/6 Replacing and adjusting auxiliary switch Replacing auxiliary switch Fig, 6/1 Adjusting the auxiliary switch Fig. 6/1 ‘Adjusting the pump limit switch (7/4) Maintenance ‘Overview of maintenanoe work General directions, Cleantiness Lubrication Seals for hydraulic spring operating mechanism Taking out of service General maintenance work Draining hydraulic oi! (Fig. 7/3) Pump motor Checks Commissioning Fling hydraulic ol into the hydraulic spring drive (Fig. 73) Function tests General Report Adjustments Leak test on hydraulic system ‘Anti-condensation heaters (Fig. 7/2) DiS 100403 yR wEN Beeve w @ANASNSASNA NN oo00m ©ene2ane 81 82 11. Wt 2 1.3 Spare parts 9 General 9 Storage instructions 9 Spare parts list 10 Appendix 15 Operating supplies and auxiliary materials 15 Tables 15 Figures 161 General 41 Validity These operating instructions are applicable to the hydraulic spring drives, type AHMA 4 and type AHMA 8. 1.2 Explanatory note on type designation AHIMA Hydraulic spring operating mechanism, 4 and 8 Code number for capacity oy 9 2. Construction (Fig. 2.1) Constructional features and main elements of ~@® AHMA can be seen in the figs. 2/1, 3/1 and 3/2, All hydraulic elements are integrated in the high-pres- ‘sure section. The components are arranged round the main axis of the central high-pressure section. The electrical monitoring and control elements are easily accessible after removal of the casing. The control cables are brought out via terminals. ‘The auxiliary switch $512204 is connected mechanic- ally to the piston rod by means of a connecting piece. ‘The detection of the switch position is facilitated by a large-size mechanically operated position indicator. The casing $51028 of weather-proof plastic materials which is divided in two halves can be removed, if necessary, after loosening of a few screws. A compact ‘construction has been achieved due to the highly integ- rated design. The hydraulic spring drive has no hydraulic, pipe connections. e The low-pressure hydraulic circuit is sealed to the atmo- _ sphere by means of highly reliable static seals. Depending on their capacity and on the switching cycle stored, the hydraulic spring drives are equipped with a varying numbers of springs. AHMA4 OCO 6 _ disc springs CO-CO 8 disc springs AHMA8 OCO 12 disc springs 00-00 16 disc-springs3. Function 3.1 Hydraulic elements of power supply (Fig. 3.1). ‘+ The pump motor $51002 drives the pump $51014. » Tho pump $51014 pumps the hydraulic oil from the low-pressure reservoir to the high-pressure part, thereby compressing the disc spring assembly $5108, © The operating rod of the pump limit switch $51046 ~ switches the pump motor on and off depending on the spring travel of the disc spring assembly — monitors the spring tension ~- controls the stored operating sequences ‘* The pressure relief valve consisting of bolt $51045, and non-return valve $51059 connects the high- pressure part with the low-pressure part if the oil pressure increases following a disturbance. * The pressure relief sorew 851017 serves for deli erate reduction of the oil pressure in the oil circuit. It connects the high-pressure part with the fow-pres- sure part. ‘© The oil drain valve S51013 1s, hydraulic ol ‘© The non-retum vaive $51059 is integrated in the pump and prevents the oil from flowing from the high-pressure part back to the low-pressure part. # The filler $51079 serves to keep the hydraulic oi clean. ‘* The elecitically operated pilot valves $51004/5 con- vert electrical commands into hydraulic ones. After actuation, the pilot valves ate returned to their initial position by the built-in spring, Ised for draining the ‘« Tho changeaver valve $51006 releases the flow of the hydraulic oil to the actuating cylinder for closing or opening «The auxiliary switch $1204 serves: = to control the switching operation = for position indication. # Tho low-pressure part serves as an oil reservoir. # The anti-condensation heater prevents the conden- sation of water in the hydraulic spring drive. «The low-temperature heater switches on at -25° and off at -20° C via a thermostat. It is designed to ensure uniformity of operation at temperatures below ~25°C. 3.2 Closing (Fig. 9.1) The top side of the working piston $51012 is always under systom pressure whon the spring is charged. In OPEN-position, the base of the working piston is con- nected with the low-pressure part (reservoir). This, ensures that the working piston is securely held in the OPEN position. On actuation of the ON-pilot valves, '$51004, the changoover valve S51006 switches over, isolating the piston base from the low-pressure part and simultaneousty releasing the way to the high-pressure part. The system pressure is now active on both sides of the piston. Since the area of the base of the piston is larger than that of the connecting rod sie, the piston moves to the CLOSE position. The tension of the disc spring assembly decreases proportionally to the release of oil pressure. The quantity of hydraulic oil released from the high pressure side is immediately replaced by the pump $51014, As long as the system pressure is maintained, tho piston rod 61012 remains in CLOSE-position. A pressure-dependent mechanical interlocking feature $51016 (stop bott) prevents the piston rod $51012 trom moving automatically in the OPEN-direction in the event of @ pressure drop follow- ing a disturbance. 3.3 Opening (Fig. 3.2) On actuation of the opening pilot valves $51005 the changeover valve $51006 returns 10 its initial position. The hydraulic oil flows from the piston side to the low- pressure part and the working piston $51012 moves to the OPEN-position, Independently acting throttling screws are used to adjust the switching speed for Closing and Opening. ‘These are adjusted in the factory, so there is no need to adjust them at site, 3.4 Safety devices (Fig. 3.1) In caso of malfunction of the pump limit switch $51046, ‘a mechanically operated pressure relief valve S51045 consisting of bolt $51045 and non-return valve S51059 prevents excessive loading of the disc spring assembly, §51008 and the build-up of an inadmissible system pressure. Contacts which are conttollod by the position of the piston of the storage cylinder $51007 inhibit switching soquences for which the available oll pressure is no longer sufficient. The position of the working piston 851012 (CLOSE-OPEN) as well as the degroe of com- pression of the disc spring assembly $51008 (spring travel) are visible from outside. 3.5 Notes on operation ttis quite normal for the pump $51014 to start up several times a day. The number of starts is governed by the fol- lowing factors: — Number of switching operations of the circuit breaker — Internal leaks in hydraulic system The number of pump siarts of individual breakers of the same consignment can vary considerably, For instance, 8ten pump starts a day for one circuit breaker whereas the adjacent breaker requires only one start in two days. is no cause for concern. For leak test, see 7.5.2.4. 3.6 Manual operation of the circuit breaker Tho circuit breaker can be operated manually via the pilot valves, Fig. 3/7, when the casing is removed. This operating mode is only intended for use during main- tenance or repair work; in no case should it be used in normal servioe. Hovever, the operating mechanism should be operated manually only when the disc spring assembly is loaded and the SF6-gas space is under system pressure. Note: In this case the interlocking features are out of action 3.7 Slow switching operations Slow switching operations when pressure is not avail able in the gas space or in the event of a pressure reduction are not admissible for this drive. ‘The pressure — wich is sufficient for slow operations ~ is not suificient to bring the mechanical closing interlock back to its initial position, The wear caused by the friction of the mechanical closing interlocking and the piston rod may lead to leaks. 3.8 Spring charging by hand in case of ‘emergency General In the event of failure of the pump motor a hand pump can be used to charge the operating mechanism. Application ‘The hand pump is fastened as shown in Fig.7/5 or in some other place in such a way that the operating lever is readily operable. Remove sealing caps of: = oil drain valve $51013 ~ high pressure connection (threaded coupling) 851108 and — oil replenishment hole $51127 (screw plug neck) The intake end of the emergency manual pump (marked with 8) is connected with a low-pressure hose to oil drain vaive $51013 of the operating mechani The discharge end of the pump (marked with P) is connected to the high-pressure connection $51 108 with, a high pressure hose. 4 — Open oil drain valve $61013. Charging can now be started. With the operating mechanism depressurized, the meas- ured value A (Fig. 7/5) increases for aC (closing operation) by 15 mm an © (opening operation) by 25 mm. After charging = close oll drain valve 851013 = detach hoses = refit sealing caps. Required material: Pump: Make HAWE, type HE4 Prpax = 600 bar Weight 4.8 kg Connections: Discharge end Ri 1/4 Intake end R 1/4 High-pressure hose with connections R 1/4 and M16x1,5mm Low-pressure hose with connections R 1/4 and M18x 1.5mm, ‘08 10040084, Attaching the drive to the circuit breaker Fig. 4/2 — Casing has been removed Prerequisite: ~ Oil drain screw $51017 is open Drive and breaker are in position OFF Procedure Fig. 4/2 a Determine measures A and B b Reference values for measure B: Breaker under operating pressure B = A + 2.5 mm Breaker under pressure for transport B = A+ 3.5 mm In the event of @ discrepancy, adjust measure B. Loosen the check nut and turn connecting rod §51012 until the reference value of measure B is reached. Tighten the check nut agei © Move the operating mechanism up against or under the breaker and attach it with screws M 12, Tightening torque 86 Nm in stee! £86 Nm in aluminium (for thread lengths > 2 x a) Wen attaching the drive horizontally, mount rear drive support (only for AHIMA 8). d. The distance between the breaker and drive parts to be connected must be 25 and 3.5 +/- 0.5 mm respectively (see above). Mount couping (clamping piece) $51117 and tighton screws evenly so that measure S2 = $3, © Close pressure relief screw S51017 and re-install drive casing, oe Ifthe floor space is not sulficient for vertical mounting, transfor the breaker to the ON position. To this end, move the switching rod upwards against the stop, Using lever tool $51264, Use a suitable pad to prevent ‘damaging the drive casing = Move the breaker under the breaker, pull the switching rod down as far as it will go, using the lever tool, and attach it as deseribed under Important over apply the lover tool o the sealing edge! Apply the lever too! by pushing it through the cousting opening of the drive, and pul he switching rod into the end positon OFF Q 21202 28 deverd90 under d and 6. Troubleshooting 61 Fault finding and elimination Symptom Possible couse Remedy @ Divelenot MOB tipped ose MCB charged ‘automaticaly Nosuppiy voltage Switch supply voltage ‘Motor defective FRopiace motor Carton brushes worn Replace carbon brushes: b Motoristunring Pressure relit ‘Close pressure rei but spang isnot screw is open screw charged! Pump defecive Replace pump Loss ofa Replenish oil Fit cosged Ropiace fiter © Diivetaiiste tip Notripping vokage Switch tipping votiage Col detective Replace coi ‘Auxllary Swich does Readust auxlary rol give signal switch Corrosion in dive MCB forbeator tipped Close MCB Nosuppiy voltage fer Switcn hoster supply heater \eorage on Hoatingresistor ——_—Raplacoresstor defective Doors donot shut tight Close doors replace door gaskets, if necessary Drive casing isnottight Replace gaskets on ive casing © Dive recharges Internal leak Asoorain switch pose too frequently ton CConsutt manutacturar Close pressure reliet Prossurerotetserew notelosed + Extemalleak Sealing defectve place appropriate seal 62 Replacing pump $51014 andior non-return valve $51062 Fig. 3/6 — Drive in OFF position ~ Open pressure relief screw $51017 and relieve pres- sute, S0e Fig. 2/1 ~ Open oil drain cock $51013 and drain oil = Detach motor $51002 with bevel gear $51018 — Knock out dowel pins S51096 and $51217 ~ Puil off large bevel gear $51019 = Unscrew cover $51023 — Take out pump element $51014 comp. = Insert new pump element 851014 with non-return valve $51062 (insert sido with visible ball of non- return valve in pump element) Introduce insertable sheet $51251 (only for AHMA 8) Screw in two spacer pins $51252 (only for AHMA 8) 5= Install partition wall $5253 (only for AHMA 8 In vertical operating position) — Check © ring $51227 and sealing ring $51237 in cover $51028 (replace, if necessary) ~ Mount cover $51028 using sorews $51116 and seal- ing rings $1094 — Push bevel gear $51019 onto eccentric shaft $51015 and pin parts together (Note: Arango slots of dowel pins 851096 and 851217 in the sense of rotation in a way that they point to the left and right in alternate succession) = Allach motor $51002 with bevel gear $51018 by means of sorews — Evacuate the drive and fill with oll ace, to 7.5.1. 6.3 Replacing and adjusting auxiliary switch 63.1 Replacing auxiliary switch Fig.6/1 ~ Before removing the builtin auxiliary switch, scribe mark A on bush $51245 and lever $51246, if not yet provided. — Replace auxiliary switch. i necessary, loosen linkage to second auxiliary switch, Exchange electric leads individually or mark them, before dotaching them, Secure mounting screws $51244 again, using Loctite type 241, for example. ~ Remove any glue remnants between bush $51245 and lever $51246. Clean and dogroase suriaces before making anew bond. — Adjust the auxiliary switch. Make sure that mark A on, bush $51245 and lever $51246 are in agreement. ‘The auxiliary switch is marked with a dot C. The location of C with respect to mark A must be adjusted as shown, in Fig. 6/1. = Withdraw bush $51245 about 7 mm from lever 851246 (Fig. 6/1). ~ Wet the bonding surface on bush $51245 with Loctite type 601. — Push in bush $51245, tighten lever S51246 with screw $51247. 6.3.2 Adjusting the auxiliary switch Fig. 6/1 (Dtive removed from broakor) = Open pressure relief screw $51017 = Move piston 851012 as far as the OFF stop — Move piston $51012 by 187 mm in the ON direction — Agjust auxiliary switch linkage D in such a way that ‘one of the contacts 3/4 of the auxiliary switch causes a test lamp to light, and lock itby a nut, 6 = Arrange clamping — Make sure that the glued bond made between bush 851245 and lover $51246 acc. to 6.3 Fig 6/1 is not loosened. e 6.4 Adjusting the pump limit switch (7/4) ‘After a repair of the pump limit switch, readjustment may be necessary. All switching points are sot permanently relative to each other by means of a clamping piece. Adjusting the pump limit switch (only possible with drive detached): Basic adjustment: 1@ $51046 in parallel with switch base plate 851047 and clamp to the mounting bolt using clamping pieces. = Adjust contact units with adjusting screw $51163 in e such @ manner that contact units 851048 that have been actuated are reliably transferred whereas those contact units $51048 that have not been actuated rest with their roll on the guide face. = Conneet a test lamp to contact 21/22. This lamp must light while the spring is b discharged. Adjusting the spring travel: ~ Charge spring by means of pump until pressure relief valve $51045 responds, see Fig. 341. Determine distance A of the storage piston and note it down, Lower the storage piston by 1 mm by opening pres- sure relief screw 851017, see Fig. 3/1 By displacing switch base plate $51047, adjust pump contact 71/72 in such a way thatitjust opens. Tighten sorews 851097, Check: = Discharge the springs by slowly opening pressure relief screw 51017, and recharge thom, = The pump must switch off when the piston has reached a point 1 + 0.5 mm aheed of the point where tho pressure relief valve responds (distance = A + 1.25 +/— 0.25 mm), otherwise readjust. hie toot7% Maintenance (Fig. 1) ‘The hydraulic spring drive is almost free of main- tenance. However, it is recommended to perform func- tion tests occasionally. 71 Overview of maintenance work The table below shows a complete listing of the re- quited maintenance measures. The individual main- tenance operations are desoribed step-by-step under 7.4 and 7.5. The general recommendations of Par. 7.2 should be taken into consideration; they are part of the maintenance instructions. Checks, overhauls Cheek Overtaul Tunrsontist [cheerios [even fonirmen [cmp [Fe Gillevel cre foneck foneck [74s | 1a) ‘Carbon brushes. | = Check | Chock | 7.42 Gommutator | ~ Gheck | Check | 7.42 Heater 7 Gheck | Chock Waring ~ Greck | Check Terminals |= Greck | Chock ‘Aupaiary ste | — Greek | Chock Loading tmer = Greek | Check | 7524 | v7 Ext.tigntness | Check | Greck | Check | Oitcondnon Every 10 | _fears 7.2 General directions 721 Cleanliness Stringent demands are made on the cleanliness of the hydraulic systom, Absolute cleanness of all hydraulic elements is a prerequisite for the trouble-free operation of the operating mechanism and, consequently, of the circult breaker as a whole. The disc springs are pro vided with an anticorrosive coating, which may not be ‘wiped off or treated with a solvent. 7.22 Lubrication All moving parts are either immersed in oil and do not require any lubrication, or they are permanently lubrica- tod. 7.2.3 Seals for hydraulic spring operating mechanism In the event of a disturbance simple repairs may be made on site. If the repair necessitates the removal of ‘seals, they must be replaced by new ones. HS tone ane Use only clean seals, Cleaning is done best with a lint-free rag soaked in clean hydraulic oll, Never use abrasives for cleaning (not even the finest) Before inserting, check whether the seals are stil lex: ible and that no cracks have formed. 7.3 Taking out of service = For performing maintenance work on the operating mechanism, the citouit breaker may remain con- nected to the mains. However, preventive measures must be taken in order that no switching operations can be triggered unintentionally during maintenance. ~ Prevent automatic start of pump motor $510002 (open MCB or disconnact the motor). — Slowly open pressure relief screw $51017 to remove pressure in the operating mechanism. 7.4 — General maintenance work — Original position ~ Broakor out of service : = ise springs discharged to the extent that there is no pressure in the operating mechanism 7.4.4 — Drain hydraulic oll (Fig. 7.3) = Drain oil into a clean receptacte with a minimum, capacity of 5 liters by opening oil drain valve $51013 and removing plug 851127 — Aiter draining, close oil drain valve $51013 again and plug 651127, 7.4.2 Pump motor = The pump motor is permanently lubricated and does not requite any maintenance in this respect. Tho collector and collector brushes should be re- placed when they are worn to a length of less than 11 mm. The collector should be cleaned, if neces- sary. For information conceming the running time of the pump motor, see also 7.5.2.1 7.48. Checks ~ Original position Breaker without voltage Hydraulic system under pressure ~ Leak check Minor leaks (humidity on seals) are not alarming, they do not cause any malfunctions,= Oil level check In normal service (spring charged, circuit breaker CLOSED of OPEN), the oil level is at the centre of the ol level indicator. If not, the reason for the loss of oil has to be Investigated, and hydraulic oil has to be replenished. 7.5 Commissioning 7.5.1 Filling hydraulic oil into the hydraulic spring ‘operating mechanism (Fig. 7.3) Oil grade used: Trade name: Aeto Shell Fluid 4 or Esso UNIVIS J 13 ‘ABB-designation GPHL730041R0001 Manufacturer: Shell AG and Esso AG, resp. Only the above-mentioned oil grades are allowed for filing the hydraulic spring operating mechanism, Observe the operating instructions for evacuation (eg. Leibold Heraeus § 4A). ‘The hydraulic spring operating mechanism should be filled with oil in service position, and must be in the OPEN poston. Procedure: 1 Connect vacuum pump to oil refill opening $51127 and oil receptacle via a filter to oil drain valve 851018. 2 Open pressure relief screw 851017 by tuming anticlockwise, valve $5101 remains closed, 8 Draw vacuum for approx. 30 sec. <= 0.25 KPa (25 mbar). 4 Keep vacuum pump running and draw in oil by opening drain valve $51013 (Fig. 7.3, column 1) 5 Close drain valve $51013, 6 Again draw a vacuum of 1.0 to 1.5 kPa (10 + 5 mbar) for approx. 5 min. while operating manually and altemately the pilot valves $51004/S51005 (CLOSE and OPEN), 7 Remove the vacuurn pump and close refill opening 851127. 8 Close presoure relist screw S51017. Apply pressure to hydraulic spring operating mechanism and switch on and off several times. 9 Check oil level inservice position with drive charged (Fig. 7/3, column 2) 10 Correct, it necessary, by refilling via $51127 or raining oil by means of valve $51013. 11 After assembly on site repeat evacuation proced- ure according to item 6, For this purpose, open pressure reliof screw S51013. Reason: Risk of air inclusions due to change of position uring transport. ‘The vacuum pump provided for the SF6-gas cham- bers can be used for this purpose. However, a separate flexible tube and an oil fiter have to be used between drive and vacuum pump. 12 When transporting the operating mechanism in its operating position, i.e. if air cannot penetrate into the system, the second evacuation can be dis- gensed with 13. After completion of the oil filing and evacuation process, the first 6 losing’ opening operations shall not be taken into account for the evaluation of the running performance (e.g. synchronism). 14 Should any operations be performed on the drive which may cause air to enter the hydraulic system, even in minute quantities, itis necessary to evacu- ate the hydraulic spring drive, Attention! It is absolutely necessary to close throtting screws '$51084 and $51035 to operate the drive with the circuit, breaker detached. Their position must be marked before closing so that the original position can be re- adjusted on subsequent opening Fig. 2/1. In normal service, the minimum oil level should not fall below the level specitied in Fig. 11/3, column 3. 7.8.2 Function tests 7.6.2.1 General ‘The function tests shall be performed after completion of commissioning and immediately before putting into service, and efter maintenance work has been per- formed. Function tests shall only be performed with the circuit breaker isolated from the high-voltage system, the SF6-gas space under operating pressure and the spring disc assembly loaded. ‘The motor of the hydraulic spring operating mechanism is designed for short-time duty and is not suitable for uninterrupted operation. Therefore, only up to 10 open- ing and closing operations are allowed per hour in order to avoid overheating. 7.6.2.2 Report All tested, measured and sat values must be recorded in a commissioning report. This report shall be filed for later reference, 7.6.2.3 Adjustments All adjustments have already been made and fixed in the manufacturer's works so thet they do not have to be performed during commissioning, Nevertheless, a func tional check shall be cartied out on the circuit breaker and its associated protection devices (see instructions, for the circuit breaker), vis tone7.8.2.4 Leak test on hydraulic system rformed in the switch positions CLOSED and OPEN. For this purpose, transfer the circuit breaker to the desired position and load the disc spring assembly Prevent automatic restarting of the pump by disoonnec- ting the corresponding motor cable or by tripping the miniature circuit breaker (MBO) in the motor circuit @ leak test over a period of eight hours at least must Logging = Time — Spring travel indication (e.g. mark adhesive tape at spring travel indicator with coloured pen Slackening of the spring tension by 18 mm per 24h is acceptable. Measurement according to Fig. 7/7 Up to 10 pump starts a day are acceptable even if the breaker is not operated. Ir the case of more than 10 pump starts a day, the breaker should be observed. It is possible to install an impulse counter for the motor and/or an impulse coun- ter for the circuit breaker in the control cubicle on request. If the number of pump starts increases, this may point to an incipiont internal leak, 7.8.2.8 Anti-condensation hoators (Fig. 7/2) Perform function test on the heaters. For replacement, remove base plate $51063 and exchange heating re- sistor 851150, Spare parts 841 General The hydraulic spring drives are largely free from wear. ‘The manufacturer does not recommend any spare parts, for overhauling. But, at the user's request and for pos- siole cases of emergency, spare parts can be supplied On the basis of a separate spare parts list ‘Tho parts listed below are recommended in such a case, ‘The order should contain the following information: — Order number see ordering documentation — Code numiser of type see identification plate — Serial number see identification plate — Publication number see cover page — Part number see spare parts list — Part designation see spare parts list = Design for indoor or outdoor 8.2 Storage instructions — Handle parts welded in plastic bags carefully (the plastic bags should not be tom) and unpack them only immediately prior to mounting. — Store rubber parts (seals) in a dry cool place and protect them against light and sun. Toroidal sealing Tings have a limited storage lite (up to 6 years) Check date of delivery,9. Identification numbers ‘Spare parts are defined by their quantity per drive and by a group designation code. “The specified ident numbers are subject to change as a result of technical development. Therefore, it is essen- tial to quote also the serial number when ordering spare parts. Electrical spare parts marked with: * Mechanical spare parts marked with: ~ Seals marked with: + Other parts not listed here may only be exchanged by the supplior’s specialists. 10 bs 4mAHMA 4 PartNo. Qty, _ Identification No. Description Fig. 51000 GPFX052020 Hydraulic spring operating mechanism 4/1 8510021" GPFX052220R0002 Pump motor 220-250 V, 460 W 3/1 3/2 3/6 $51002___1*__GPFX052220R0005 Pump motor 110-125 V, 836 W BN 92816 9610021" __ GPFX052220R0001 Pump motor 110-125 V, 460 W 3A 32316 $51002__ 1° GPFX052220R0006 Pump motor 220-250 V, 836 W 3/1 912.576 510041" GPFX7g00eaR00e1 Pot valve on 220-250 V 239237 510041" ___—GPFX730094R0092 Pilot valve on 110-125 V QN3N32a7 551005 2° GPFX730094R0002 Pilot valve off 110-125 V 2/1 9/1 972 3/7 951005 2° _GPFX730094R0081 Pilot valve off 220-250 V 233237 51006 ‘@PFX730242P0001 (Change over valve USR ‘ait gi2 851007 GPFX052020R0065 Piston of the storage evinder 3/1 32 — 851008 GPFX052031P0001 Disc spring assembly 2A 8/1 S277 _ D485 x 163% 14,25 mm S5t011 ‘GP FX052179P0001 Connecting rod BA Bit 82 S5101t GPFX052174P0001 ‘Connecting rod Bit 3 8/2 $51012 GPFXO52034R Working piston (Piston rod) 8/1 3/2 3/8 4/2 6/1 013 GPFX730237P0001 Cildrain valve BA3R7B75 isis cervonzaiapocot rnp sana anaeae 51015 ‘GPFX052036P0001 Eccenine shaft 316 51018 1+ —_ GPFX052020R0052 ‘Stop bolt (interlocking) 3/3235 851017 GPFX052049P0001 Non-return valve 2/1 BN 3/2 3/4 4/2 7/3 §51018 ——__«GPFX052145P0003 Straight tooth bevel gear 316 51019 1- _ GPEX052145P0002 Straight tooth bevel gear 36 $5102 GPFX730146P0001 Internal ring LR 25 x 30 x 26,5 mm 36 ‘51023 (GPFX052040P0001 Cover 316 351028 GPFXO52074— Casing half _ 2 8 G2 72 $5033 GPFX730172P0001 Position indicator an 851034 GP FX052080P0001" Trotting screw ° 2A $5106 GPFX052050P0002 Throttling screw 238 851036 ‘GPFX052048P0001 “Oil level indicator 278 851042 1+ GPFX730169P0026 O-Ring 50,52x1,78mm BN — ‘$51045 (GPFX052064P0001 Prossuro relief valve ange 1048 GPFX052230P0002 Spring stroke switch 3h 3/2 7/4 - 1046 _ GPFX052230P0001 Spring stroke switch BM 3/2 714 $51047 GPFX052453P0001 Base frame (Contact unit) TA s51008 1° GPFX052456 Contact unit - 3it S72 7/4 $51052 GPEX73i117P0002 Screw plug ~ 77 $51059———_—GPFX052221R0001 : 3/872 6/4 $51062_ i= __GPFX052472R0002 Non-retumn valve pump 3 851063 _ GPFX052087R0001 _—_—Base plate WW 851078 1+ GPFX730169P0034 O-Ring 71,12x2,62mm 86 851079 1— __ GPFX730151P0001 Filter 3/1 3/2316 _ 851080 2+ __GPFX790089P0017 Supporting fing 38 $510812+ _ GPFX730169P0009 O-Ring 1tx3mm_— 33 3/4 $51083 1+ GPFX730169P0011 (O-Ring 34.52x3,53 mm 38 ‘51084 2+ _ GPFX730089P0033 ‘Supporting ring 38 $61087 1+ —_ GPFX730169P0013 O-Ring32x2mm_—_ ie 38 61088 1+ —_-GPFX730089P0031 ‘Supporting ring 38 S51091 10+ _GPFX730169P0025 ——O-Ring6xi,5mm 5 a7 4+ GPHL732002P0004 Sealing ring ox ‘ont 098$51096___1- _ GMN398716P0818 Dowel pin 5 x 40mm, DIN 1481 316 ‘851097 NB 315808P0211 Cylinder screw M8 x 25mm, DIN912 jy 7/4 ssitoe 1+ GPOM110252R0001 Toroidal sealing ring Pa 851107 (GPFX0S2170P0001 High pressure section ait S51108 1- _GPFX731121P0001 Sorew type coupling with protective cap 7/5 51115 NB 31585970319 Cylinder screw M8x65mm, DIN12 __Si6 seni7 GPFX052078P0001 Coupling Bit aia 851120 GPFX052171P0001 ‘Coupling box ait 851127 NBT 401795F0017 Plug (ol refill opening) 73715 10x71, mm DIN 2358 551140 ‘GPFXOS2IS7R.... Plug-type connection art S51145 5+ GPFX730169F0038 O-Ring S,5x1,2mm yp 37 8611501" GPEX730173P0006, Heating resistor 220-260 V 72 61150 GPEX730173°0002 Heating resistor 220-250 V 72 851150 GPFX730178P0001 Heating resistor 110-125 V 72. S51156 1+ GPFX790175P0002 Toroidal sealing ring 1000 mm an ‘$51163 NB 312850P0313 Adjusting sorew M8x35 mm, DINS33__7/4 s51164 NB 315840P0260 Cylinder screw M 10x45mm, DING12 4/2 s51165 ‘GMN 335 105P0964 Washer 10,50 mm, DIN 433 ale 851177__2+ _ GPFX780169P0028 O-Ring 7,65x1,78mm_ 316 851178 3Kg NBT 4025960001 Hydraulic of 78 851179 GPFXO52020P020% ‘Symbolic label (Spring tension indicator) 7/2 851180 2+ GPEX780089P0034 Supporting ringD 17xD8.6ximm 8/6 851204 1* _ GPFX730184P0002 ‘Auxliary switch ange 3512072* _GPFX052143P0098 ‘Carbon brushes 36 851210 5+ GPEX730165F0003 Toroidal sealing ring 4000/10 mm 7. 51211109 GON s08019P0014 Sllicone caoutchouc 72, 851212 8+ GPFX052076P0001 ‘Sealing elbow 72 851217 1= _GMN@38716P0416 Dowel pin 8 x82 mm, DIN 1481 86 $51287___ 1+ _ GPFX730170P0001 Shaft seal 316 51242 1+ GPFX730165P0002 Toroidal sealing ring 8000/9 rm 712 851244 NB 312350P0207 Hexagon screwM5x12mm,DIN933__—_ 6/1 _ 851245 GPFX052416P000t Bush en 851246 GPFX052133P0001 Lever on _ 851247 NB 312350F0262 Hexagon screw M6x 60 mm, DIN 933 6/t 8512481" GPFX730167P0001 Rectifier 15 36 851261 1+ _GPFX052077P0001 Sealing _ 72 — 851262 5+ GON 598019P0072 Adhesive (Loctite IS 496) 36 951263 i+ AG 430588P0001 Frame square 72 _ 851264 GPFX052149R0001 Lever ara 12AHMA 8 Part No. oy. Identification No. Description 61000 1 GPFX052021M0008 Hydraulic spring operating mechanism 4/1 $51002__ 1" ___GPFX052220R0007 Pump motor 110-125 V 1630 W 3/1 372 3/6 §51002 1" GPFX052220R0008 Pump motor 220-250 V 1630 W 3h 3235/6 61004 1*___ GPFX730094A0091 Pilot valve on 220-250 V 2h 3/1 8/2 3/7 $5104 1° __GPFX730094R0092 Pilot valve on 110-125 V 2131 32 37 3510082" GPFX73008aR0G82 Pilot vale off 110-125 V 2n ait oe 3/7 $5105 2° GPFX730094R0091 Pilotvalve off220-250V BN 3/13/2307 $51006 GPFX730242P0001 Change over vaive USR18 B32 851007 GPFX052021R0050 Piston of the storage cylinder 3132. $5108 GPEX052106P0003 Disc spring assembly Beng 77 1D 550 x 200 x 15,5 mm 381008 GPFX0S2106P0001 Disc spring assembly 28H 3/2717 - _ _D850x200%15,5mm 851011 ‘GPFXO52108P 0001 Connecting rod OCO BAO G2 ‘51011 GPFX052128P0001 Connecting rod OCO 23 32 51011 GPFX052108F0002____ Connecting rod CO-CO Bin ait 3/2 1011 GPFX052128P0002 Connecting rodCO-CO 2 at 3/2 Qos eervossicen ving pon sonrcd)" gn Ba aa 51013 _GPHL730237P0001 Gil drain valve ‘3327875 S51014 __1- _GPFX052219P0001____ Pump element 38286 51015 ‘GPFX052036P0001 Eccontrie shaft 36 S61016 1+ GPFX052021P0052 e 31 8123/5 851017 GPFX052049P0001 Pressure relief screw 3/1 9/2 8/4 4/2 718 851018 GPFX052145P0003 Straight tooth bevel gear 36 51019 1 GPFX052145P0002 Straight tooth bevel gear 36 $51021 __GPFX780146P0001 _ Inner ring LR 25 x 30x 26,5 mm_ 316 351028 ‘GPFX052189P0001 “Cover - 36 851028 GPFX052093R0001 Casing half 21 31 8/2 712 $51033, GPFX730172P0001 Position indicator ant 851034 GPEX052148P0001___Throttling screw ~ an 88 851035 __GPFX052148P0002 Throttling screw _ PIE 51036 “GPFX052048P0001 il level indicator 2A TIS ___ 1+ __ GPFX730169F0026 O-Ring 50,52 x 1,78 mm aA GPFX0520684P0002 Bolt sit 52 __ GPFX052230P0003 Spring stroke switch BN 3274 351046 GPFX052230P0004 Spring stroke switch _ 3 SI2 7/4 S51047 GPFX052453P0001 Base frame (Contact unit) Ts 51048 1) _ GPFX052456P Contactunit BN 8/2 714 351052 Sorew plug 7 851059 Non-return valve 3323/4 9510621 GPFX052472R0002 Non-return vaive (oump) 3/1 8/256 851069 ‘GPFX052091R0001 Base plate OCO §51068 __GPFX052091R0002 Base plateCO-CO 851078 1+ GPFX780169P0037_ ‘O-Ring 105 x3 mm 851079 1-__GPFX730163P0001 Filer ~ 51080 2+ GPFX7300890032 _—Supporiingring SSS 51081 2+ GPFXT30169P0024 (O-Ring 17,17 1,78 mm 51083 t+ _GPFX7301690022 O-Ring 44,04%3,53mm '$51084 2+ GPFX7300890080 ‘Supporting ring SG-44.6 x 50x 1,4 mam 51087 1+ —_ GPFX730169P002 O-Ring 42x2mm 3$51088 1+ _GPFX730089P0029 ‘Supporting ring SKU-45x48x1,4mm 3/8 S51091 104+ _ GPFX730169P0025 (O-Ring 6,00 x 1,50 mm x id S51094 4+ GPHL732002P0004 ‘Sealing ting 36 s51006_1-__ GMINS38716P08i8 Dowel pin 5 x40mm, DIN 1481 3/6 351097 NB 315838P0211 Cylinder screwM 8x25 mm, DING12 7/4 851102 1+ GPDM110252R0001 Toroidal sealing ring 400 mm an ‘s51107 ‘GPFX052100P0001 High pressure section 2A S51108___1— __ GPFX731121P0001 Screwtype coupling with protective cap 7/5 Semis NB 315859P0319 Hexagon head cap screw 3/6 M8x65mm,DIN912 851117 GPFXO52076R0001 ‘Coupiing ert ale s5ti22 GPFX052102P000 ‘Coupling box 2A 851127 NBT 401759P0017 Piug (oil refill opening) 7A 75 851140 GPFXOS2157R.... Plug-type connection art 851145 5+ ___ GPFX790169P0038 Oxing3,5x1,2mm 7 8511501" GPFX780173P0001 Heating resistor 110-125 V 72 ‘51150 1° GPFX730173P0002 Heating resistor 220-250 V 72 ‘$51158_ 1+ __ GPFX052021P0171 Toroidal sealing ring 1000 mm Pi 51163, NB312950P0315, Bush M8x 35 mm, DIN 933 7A 851164 NB915840P0260 Cylinder serewM10x45mm, DING12 4/2 ‘S51165 GMIN 995105P0364 ‘Washer 10,5 mm, DIN 433 ae 8511772 GPFX790169P0028 (O-Ring 7.65 x 1,78 mm 36. 851178 ___3Kg__ NBT 402596P000% Hydraulic oll 718 851179 ‘GPFX052021P0201 ‘Symbolic label 72 851180 2+ _GPFX790089P0034 Supporting ringD17xD8.6ximm 9/6 $51204 1° GPFX780154P0002 Auxillary switch TET 851207 2 GPFX052143P0098 Carbon brushes 316 851210 5+ GPFX730165P0003 ‘Toroidal sealing ring 4000/10 mm Te 851211 109 _GON598019P0214 Silicon caoutchouc 712 851212 8+ __ GPFX052076P 0001 ‘Sealing elbow 7 s51217 i= GMN336716P0416 Dowel pin 3 x32 mm, DIN 1481 36 8512371 __ GPFX780170P0001 ‘Sealing ring 3/6 551242 1+ GPFX790165P0002 Toroidal sealing ring 500019 mm Tie s51244 NB 312950P0207 Hexagon screw M5 x 12mm, DING33 6/1 851245 GPFX052416F0001 Bush ont 351246 GPFX052133P0001 Lever Ca 51247 NB 312850P0262 Hexagon screw M 6x0 mm, DiN953___ 6/1 8512481" __ GPFX780185P0001 Recifier 25 A 36. 851251 (GPFX052467P0001 Insertable sheet 316 ‘51252 GPFX052468P000+ Bolt 316 51253 GPFKO52124P0008 Partition wall 36 $51261_1+ ___ GPFX052077P0001 Sealing 72 351262 5+ GMN598019P0072 ‘Adhesive (Loctite 18 496) 316 851263 1+ _AG480588P0001 Frame square 72 851264 GPFX052149R0001 Lever 42 14 ons 004014. Appendix 14.1 Operating supplies and auxiliary materials Ser lite and checks of hydraulic oil: ‘The oil used in the hydraulic spring drives for circult breakers (Aero Shell Fluid 4 and/or Esso Univis J 13) is subject to natural ageing, Its recommended to perform ‘an oil check at intervals of 10 years. The oil condition can be assessed by a visual check. The normally clear cil gets cloudy when the water content becomes excess- ively high. In this case, the hydraulic oil must be replaced, Both oil grades can be mixed, ‘Other operating supplios and auxiliary materials are listed in the operating instructions of the circuit breaker, 11.2 Tables Fig. 11.1 Tightening torques for screw-in bolts Fig. 14.2 Tightening torques for hexagon-head screws and hexagon socket-head cap screws of light Fig. 11.8 Oil level indicator 11.3 Figures Fig. 2/1 Hydraulic spring drive Fig. 3/1 Functional diagram in position OFF Fig. 3/2 Functional diagram in position ON Fig. 3/3 Throttling screw Fig. 3/4 Pressure relief screw Fig, 3/5 Mechanica! interlocking feature Fig, 3/6 Pump with motor Fig. 9/7 Pilot valve Fig. 3/8 Bottom side of working piston Fig. 4/1 Transportation of drive Fig. 4/2 Attachment of drive to circuit breaker Fig. 6/1 Replacement and adjustment of auxiliary switch Fig. 7/2 Operating mechanism open Fig. 7/3 Refiling of hydraulic oil Fig. 7/4 Adjustment of pump limit switch Fig. 7/5 Charging by hand in case of emergency Fig, 7/7 Measurement of spring tension OMS 096098 1511.3 Tables Fig, 11/1 Tightening torques for screw boats (hyéraulc) — double-ended unions DIN 3901 and ~ screwed plugs DIN 3852 part 2, types A, B, ©, D ~ steel, nodular iron or aluminium n=ot Stool, nodular iron ‘Aluminiom d Nm rs Nm rs Remarks -10 -10 G18" 18, 10 | our 55 30 eae % 40 | G 1 - 125, 70 ~ ~ asa" 200 100 ar 350 220 oie 500 350 G11 640 450 - ae 1350 900 ~~ Always tighten hexagon socket screw pigs using the torque for aluminium. (1 Nem = 0.755 ft lof Fig, 11/2 Admissible torques for hexagon screws and hexagon sacket-head cap screws The tightening torques specified in the following table are standard values and apply unless stated otherwise in these Operating Instructions, Prior to mounting, a thin coat of Sholl groase Aivania R3 should be appliad to the acrow threads. Thread Steal scrows 8.8 Stainioss ‘Threads or dimension (hot aip sleel screws threaded inserts (@ mm) galvanized) A270.0" 4-70 in aluminium Nm Nm Nm M6 - 7 58 M8 - 16 4 M10 42 33, 26 M12 72 56 45 | M16 174 122 100 Nm = 0.758 fot 16 Drs toasa8eOlstand in AHMA 1, 4, 8 / Oil level in AHMA 1, 4, 8 / Niveau d'huile ans AHMA 1, 4, 8 / Tabla de Niveles de aceite hidraulico nied Typ ‘nbeuiage ImBeinied in Gebraxchstage duekios Faiberioh | in, Ostandim Betiod| Type of operating ‘Mounting postion inoperaion “Topping upace. to Pos. 2 “Type centainoment Pesiionde ‘montage en parlaquanttndiquse ‘Nvoau dhuie minum an service. Enirainement sas charge max. 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Vertical Hoch er SC ‘Gnachfsztung (Versehraubung) 10% Sm DIN ZEEE stots 2.Horizontal soi site 51018 ssi) sorte Fig. 715PROGETTO project CONTRATO ISA 2319 AMPLIACION S/E 500 KV COLOMBIA CLIENTE Client INTERCONEXION ELECTRICA S.A. (ISA) FORNITORE ‘ABB ADA Supplier PUBI.. NO CH-AS 490188K REV. B; CH-AS 490288K; CH-AS490388E DHS 1034 918 REV. ; CH-HS 1500 B7E REV. K; N, DOC, DEL FORNITORE 70003 REV. €; CH-AS 4904 88E REV. A Supplier Doc. N. TITOLO Title INFERRUPTORES 500 kV - RLF SP7-2 MANUALES DE MONTAJE, OPERACION Y MANTENIMIENTO N. DOC. ANSALDO ASC ABB 8001 Angaldo Doc-N. * Bove oper an Sorecae APrROVARING PATARTEDLANEALDO B.A WON DOMLEYAR Con Shae nearowsaann che Me OtRvANG. . /ANSALOO 524. pero! come nota Inesuey am ig ine erect digas tnd Fem te atin eaporabesANSALDO [_iedestng INDEX 5800 KV CIRCUIT BREAKER ELF SP 7-2 PUBLICATION NO SUBJECT CH-AS 4901 88E REV. B CIRCUIT BREAKERS WITH OPERATING MECHANISM TYPE AHMA CH-AS 4902 88E DOUBLE ARCING CHAMBER UNIT CH-AS 4903 88E EARTH INSULATION DHS 1034 916 REV. E HYDRAULIC SPRING OPERATING MECHANISM CHHS 1500 87E REV. K TREATMENT AND STORAGE H 70 003 E REV. & DENSITY MONITORS TYPE ELKWT CHAS 4904 88E REV. A CLOSING RESISTOR CHAMBERInstructions for Erection SF, Circuit Breakers and Operation . Type ELF SP 4-2 to 7-2 Rated voltage U, 245 kV to 550 kV Index A Circuit Breakers -with operating mechanism type AHMA_ ~with and without closing resistor.chamber Publication No. CH-AS 4901 88 E : Rov. 8 Contents General ‘Construction Funetion Erection. Commissioning ‘Troubleshooting Maintonance Identification Numbore 11 Appendix eovoarone “ABB Hochspannungstechnik AG ASEA BROWN BOVERIContents BRGRS 434 435 436 43.7 438 5.1 52 524 522 53 BA BAA 5.42 5.4.3 5.4.3.4 5.4.3.2 5.4.3.8 5.44 General ‘Type designation ‘Specifications Masses Diagrams Breaker construction Construction Circuit breaker Control cubicle Function Circuit breaker Control capacitor Closing resistor chamber Control and monitoring Erection General Preparations To be made available generally ‘Special tools, jigs and fixtures to be made available Check of SF, gas filing Erection procedures Erection of breaker supports Erection of earth insulation on support Mounting of double arcing chamber unit on earth insulation Mounting of operating mechanism type ‘AHMA Installation of density monitor Fitting the pressure gauge Mounting the control cubicle Electrical connecting lines ‘Commissioningitaking back into service Starting conditions Filing of SF, gasigas mixture to nominal filing pressure For taking back into service after overhaul For commissioning Bring hy¢raulic system Up to service pressure Function tests Stanting conditions Tightness check of hydraulic system Check of mechanical closing and opening times and simultaneity Measurement layout Test switching operations ‘Simultaneity monitoring Time measurements for the function tests with closing resistor chamber Page eo RENNND BR RAARR Boow eovoe eeay VN NN oo000 eae © 545 5.4.6 734 735 736 74 " Wt Anti-purnping feature Voltage drop measurement Concluding work Troubleshooting Starting conditions Control Insulating gas mor Leaks Hydraulic system Maintenance (Overhaul) Maintenance concopt Overview of inspection work to be done ‘Overview of overhauls to be performed General Starting conditions Provision of materials, Overhaul atter 5,000 CO switching ‘operations or after admissible . ‘umber of switching cycles is reached Release of insulating gas, Dismounting of operating mechanism type AHMA Disassembly of double arcing chamber unit Disassembly of earth insulation Reerection of circuit breaker Taking back into service Check and possible adjustment of density monitor Identification numbers ‘Appendix Figures Page 2 12 12 12 12 12 18 16 181 General 1.4 Type designation ELF SP | SF, gas insulation! Generation — Outdoor - Arcing chamber type-— Breaker construction — Number of chambers 12 — Specifications Specifications are contained in the order documentation and on the rating plate (Fig. 1/1) on the control cubicle, 43° Masses ‘The mass (kg/lb) of a circuit breaker system can be ‘obtained from the order documentation and the shipping documents. For intetnal transport purposes see table, Fig. 1/2, 1.4 Diagrams The diagrams contained intheinstructions are schematic diagrams and serve to explain the functions, 1.5 Breaker construction Tho dimensioning of the porcelains is governed by the voltage rating, the altitude at which the circuit breaker is installed and the specified tracking distance of the porce- fain insulators, Depending on the order the cicuit breaker can be with or without a closing resistor chamber. 2 Construction 2.4 Circuit breaker (Fig. 2/1) ‘The circuit breaker of series ELF SP 4-2 07-2 consists of three breaker poles, a common contol cubicle 6 and the electrical connecting cables (Fig. 4/Sa). Every breaker pole comprises essentially the following components (consignment units): + 1 double arcing chamber unit 151 (index B1) ~ 1 earth insulation 104/105/106/107 (index B2) 4 double arcing chamber unit with closing resistor chambers, 152 (index 83)? ‘ hydraulic stored-energy spring operating mecha. nism type AHMA, 7 1 breaker support 4 or 5 (of welded or bolted design) * 4 density monitor type ELK WT 16 (index D} = 2 contro! capacitors 12,7 2.2 Control cubicle (Fig. 2/2) ‘The principle of operation and the type and number of control elements can be seen generally in the binding circuit diagram that is part of the order documentation, Located at the right in the control cubicle are the terminal blocks, as well as the electrical cable connections. The ‘cables enter from belowvvia connection plates with glands {conduit thread), Onthe lett side the electrical control and instrumentation equipment are arranged on a mounting plate. ‘These are essentially = Selector switch REMOTE/LOCAL + Contiol switches, = Motor protection switches = Miniature circuit breakers - Auxiliary contactors, = Pulse counters ~ Service hours meter. They carry the same designation as in the control dia- gram. Also installed on the mounting plate are an anti ‘condensate heater, and for installation conditions below -85°C (& -31°F) a thermostat that controls the heaters in the operating mechanism and on the linear movement seals of the polos. A second anti-condensale heater is installed on the right side wall 3 Hfinstalled * Gan be supplied by customer