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Incon OPTImizer 2 - Figure 7: Trip Trace, Using Trip Initiate to Start OPTI Mizer 2

Incon OPTImizer 2
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25
T
ref
=0
Current
"Aux A" input
"Aux B" input
30 40 50 60 70 80 9020
TIME (mS)
Not Asserted
Asserted
Pre- or Post Trip Event, Asserted
Pre- or Post Trip Event, Not Asserted
Aux A Input asserts at T
ref
= 0
Main Contacts open at T=24mS
Arc Extingushes at T=56mS
Arc Duration 56mS minus 24mS=32mS
Aux B Input asserts at T=94mS
Aux A assertion is 24mS earlier than Mains Parting
AD = +24
10
0
AD = +24
Total Arc Duration =
32mS
100
110
Figure 7: Trip Trace, Using Trip Initiate to Start OPTImizer
2
Example:
The Aux A input on the OPTImizer
2
is asserted by the trip initiate signal (red light) in the breaker trip circuit
The recorded TRAVEL TIME is 94ms
The recorded ARC TIME is 32mS
The A INPUT DELAY Setting is +24mS, as the assertion to the Aux A input on the OPTImizer
2
is the trip initiate
signal, which asserts 24mS before the main contacts part (A INPUT DELAY is positive when the assertion to the
Aux A input is earlier than the main contacts parting)
The ARC TIME alarm limit is 48mS (32mS plus 16mS margin)
The TRAVEL TIME alarm limit is 141mS (94mS plus 47mS margin)
This OPTImizer
2
would not be in an alarm state after this operation.
A Input Delay = +24
A Input Delay = +24

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