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Fuji Electric EW100EAG User Manual

Fuji Electric EW100EAG
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Molded Case Circuit Breakers & Earth Leakage Circuit Breakers
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62D4-E-0058

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Fuji Electric EW100EAG Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFuji Electric
ModelEW100EAG
CategoryCircuit breakers
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Protecting Low-Voltage Circuits

1-1 Description

Overviews low-voltage circuit faults (overcurrent, ground, phase-loss) and protection measures.

1-2 Overcurrent Protection

Explains overload and short-circuit protection, including trip characteristics.

1-3 Phase-Loss Protection

Details phase-loss faults in three-phase circuits and motor winding protection.

Operating Characteristics and Performance

2-1 Overcurrent Tripping Characteristics

Describes types of overcurrent tripping (inverse, instantaneous, short-time delay) and factors affecting them.

2-2 Breaking Performance

Details how MCCBs interrupt short-circuit currents, including oscillograms and let-through values.

2-3 Overload Switching Performance

Specifies overload switching test conditions and performance criteria according to IEC standards.

2-4 Performance with Current at 100%

Covers temperature rise and internal resistance/power consumption at rated current.

2-5 Durability

Outlines switching durability requirements and trip switching durability for MCCBs and accessories.

2-6 Withstand Voltage Performance

Details test circuits and criteria for power frequency and impulse withstand voltages.

2-7 Handle Operating Force and Angle

Presents data on operating force and angle for various MCCB handle types.

Selection and Application

3-1 Selection Check Points

Lists key considerations for selecting MCCBs, covering power supply, installation, application, and characteristics.

3-2 Cascade Trip Applications

Explains conditions and criteria for cascade (backup) trip coordination between MCCBs.

3-3 Selective Trip Applications

Details selective trip coordination between MCCBs and with high-voltage fuses or devices.

3-4 Wiring Protection

Covers protecting wiring from overcurrents, thermal effects, and selecting protective devices.

3-5 Motor Circuit Applications

Addresses MCCB selection for motor circuits, including starting currents and coordination.

3-6 Applications on the Primary Side of Transformers

Discusses transformer inrush current and MCCB selection for primary circuits.

3-7 Welder Circuit Applications

Provides guidance on selecting MCCBs for arc and resistance welders, considering intermittent operation.

3-8 Selecting an MCCB for Capacitor Circuit

Covers capacitor circuit characteristics and MCCB selection to prevent arc reignition and inrush current.

3-9 MCCBs for Semiconductor Circuit

Explains overcurrent causes and MCCB selection for thyristors and semiconductor devices.

3-10 Protecting SSCs using MCCBs or MMSs

Details combinations for protecting solid-state contactors (SSCs) in heater circuits.

3-11 Protecting Inverter Circuits using MCCBs

Guides MCCB selection for inverter circuits, considering DC reactor use.

3-12 MCCBs for High Frequency Circuits

Lists MCCBs for 400Hz circuits, noting derating due to skin effect.

3-13 MCCBs for DC Circuit Applications

Covers MCCB application in DC circuits, including operating characteristics and selection.

3-14 MCCBs for UPS Applications

Discusses selecting MCCBs for UPS systems, focusing on overload withstand.

3-15 MCCBs for Servo Amplifier Applications

Provides guidance on selecting MCCBs for servo amplifier power supply switching.

3-16 Ground Fault Protection in System Applications

Explains grounding systems (TN, TT, IT) and ground fault protection.

Environment and Usage Precautions

4-2 Application to Special Environments

Addresses MCCB use in high-temperature, cold-climate, high-altitude, and corrosive atmospheres.

4-3 Connection Precautions

Details guidelines for reversed connections and proper tightening torque for conductors.

4-4 Malfunction Due to Transient Inrush Current

Explains how to prevent MCCB malfunction caused by transient inrush currents.

Maintenance Inspections

5-2 Periodic Inspections

Outlines initial and periodic inspection procedures, criteria, and environmental standards.

5-3 Replacement Recommendations

Provides guidelines for MCCB deterioration diagnosis, replacement timing, and switching durability.

Short-Circuit Current Calculation

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