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10 36KV I
S
LIMITER PANEL INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
3.5 Functions of the
I
s
-limiter
TM
components
The I
s
-limiter
TM
is a high-speed switching device
with a current-limiting effect. The I
s
-limiter
TM
is
tripped and the short-circuit current limited at
the first rise in short-circuit current. The
maximum asymmetric short-circuit current
flowing through the I
s
-limiter
TM
is thus limited.
Please consult the detailed special publications or
the ABB I
s
-limiter
TM
brochure for the technical
processes involved in short-circuit limiting and
for examples of the I
s
-limiter
TM
use.
I
s
-limiters basically comprise the following:
• I
s
-limiter
TM
insert holder
• I
s
-limiter
TM
insert
Tripping current transformer
Tripping device
3.5.1 I
s
-limiter
TM
insert holder
(Figure 3.7)
Two insulators 5.1 and 5.2 for each phase are
located on holder metal bracket 9. The insulators
support the pole heads 4.1 & 4.2 with clamping
device into which the I
s
-limiter
TM
insert assembly 2
is inserted. Insulators (for 36 kV) are fitted with a
pulse transformer. This transmits the tripping
pulse from the tripping device to the charge 3 in
the I
s
-limiter
TM
insert tube and at the same time
serves to isolate the tripping device electrically
from the charge at system potential.
The telescope contacts 7 are located on the
insulators fitted with pulse transformers.
The clamping device is activated by a lever on pole
head. The I
s
-limiter
TM
insert is held in the jaw
contacts of the insert holder with the help of lever.
For testing of the pulse transformer, see the notes
in section 6.6.3.
3.5.2 I
s
-limiter
TM
insert
(Figure 3.7)
The I
s
-limiter
TM
insert is the switching element.
The insert contains the main conductor 6 in a
sturdy insulating tube 10 in the form of triple
bursting bridge 1 each containing one charge 3.
When tripping occurs, the charge is activated,
and the main conductor is broken at the rupture
joint of bursting bridge.
The current commutates to the parallel high
voltage high rupturing capacity fuse (HV fuse) 11.
The fuse element of the HV fuse blows and limits
any further current rise. The current is zero at the
next voltage zero.
3. Panel structure and components

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ABB IS-limiter Specifications

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BrandABB
ModelIS-limiter
CategoryIndustrial Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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