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Fuji Electric BW1000RAE User Manual

Fuji Electric BW1000RAE
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Molded Case Circuit Breakers & Earth Leakage Circuit Breakers
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62D4-E-0058

Table of Contents

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Fuji Electric BW1000RAE Specifications

General IconGeneral
Rated Current (In)1000A
Rated Voltage (AC)690V
Breaking Capacity65kA
Trip UnitElectronic
MountingFixed
StandardsIEC 60947-2
Poles3

Summary

Introduction

Chapter 1 Protecting low-voltage circuits

1-1 Description

Overview of low-voltage circuit faults and protection measures.

1-2 Overcurrent protection

Explanation of overcurrent faults and protection principles.

1-3 Phase-loss protection

Details on phase-loss faults and protection mechanisms.

Chapter 2 Operating characteristics and performance

2-1 Overcurrent tripping characteristics

Types of overcurrent tripping and factors affecting them.

2-2 Breaking performance

How short-circuit currents are broken and related performance metrics.

2-3 Overload switching performance

Test conditions and results for overload switching performance.

2-4 Performance with current at 100%

Temperature rise and internal resistance/power consumption at rated current.

2-5 Durability

Switching durability and trip switching durability of MCCBs.

2-6 Withstand voltage performance

Requirements for power frequency and impulse withstand voltages.

2-7 Handle operating force and angle

Data on operating forces and angles for different breaker types.

Chapter 3 Selection and application

3-1 Selection check points

Key factors to consider when selecting MCCBs for low-voltage circuits.

3-2 Cascade trip applications

Conditions and criteria for implementing cascade (backup) trip coordination.

3-3 Selective trip applications

How to achieve selective trip coordination between breakers and fuses.

3-4 Wiring protection

Protecting wiring from heat generated by overcurrents using MCCBs.

3-5 Motor circuit applications

Applying MCCBs for motor overload and short-circuit protection.

3-6 Applications on the primary side of transformers

Selecting MCCBs for transformer primary circuits, considering inrush current.

3-7 Welder circuit applications

Selecting MCCBs for arc and resistance welder circuits, considering intermittent operation.

3-8 Selecting an MCCB for capacitor circuit

Considerations for MCCB selection in capacitor circuits, including arc reignition and inrush current.

3-9 MCCBs for semiconductor circuit

Protecting semiconductor devices like thyristors from overcurrents.

3-10 Protecting SSCs using MCCBs or MMSs

Using MCCBs to protect Solid State Contactors (SSCs) in heater circuits.

3-11 Protecting inverter circuits using MCCBs

Protecting inverter circuits from overcurrents using MCCBs.

3-12 MCCBs for high frequency circuits

Specific MCCBs recommended for 400Hz circuits, considering derating due to skin effect.

3-13 MCCBs for DC circuit applications

Using MCCBs in DC circuits, considering modified operating characteristics.

3-14 MCCBs for UPS applications

Selecting MCCBs for UPS systems, considering overload withstand and capacity.

3-15 MCCBs for servo amplifier applications

Installing MCCBs for servo amplifier power supply switching and protection.

3-16 Ground fault protection in system applications

Ground fault protection methods and their application in system design.

Chapter 4 Environment and usage precautions

4-1 Standard conditions

Standard operating conditions for FUJI MCCB performance as per IEC 60947-1.

4-2 Application to special environments

Guidelines for using MCCBs in high-temperature, cold-climate, and high-altitude environments.

4-3 Connection precautions

Important precautions for connecting MCCBs, including reversed connection and tightening torque.

4-4 Malfunction due to transient inrush current

How to prevent MCCB malfunction caused by transient inrush currents like motor starting.

Chapter 5 Maintenance inspections

5-1 Faults and causes

Troubleshooting common faults occurring during MCCB operation and their causes.

5-2 Periodic inspections

Procedures for initial and periodic inspections to maintain MCCB performance.

5-3 Replacement recommendations

Guidelines for MCCB deterioration diagnosis and replacement based on durability.

Chapter 6 Short-circuit current calculation

6-1 Calculating short-circuit current

Steps and formulas for calculating short-circuit current in electrical systems.

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