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Mitsubishi NF50-CP - User Manual

Mitsubishi NF50-CP
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ADVANCED AND EVER ADVANCING
MOULDED CASE CIRCUIT BREAKERS
TECHNICAL NOTES
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Summary

Mitsubishi MCCB Features and Advanced Technology

2.1 Arc-Extinguishing Device - ISTAC Technology

Explanation of ISTAC technology for improved arc extinguishing.

Vapor Jet Control (VJC) for Arc Management

Details on Vapor Jet Controllers and their function in arc control.

Arc Control by Slot-Breaking Mechanism

How VJC in slot-breaking enhances arc extinguishing.

Digital ETR for Enhanced MCCB Protection

Digital Effective Value Detection for Accuracy

How digital ETR detects effective current values for accurate protection.

MCCB Construction and Operating Principles

Arc-Extinguishing Device Mechanism

Description of the arc extinguishing mechanism using grids.

Switching Mechanism Operation Details

How the switching mechanism operates for ON, OFF, and TRIP conditions.

3.2 Switching Mechanism

Detailed explanation of the switching mechanism's action.

3.3 Automatic Tripping Device Types

Types of automatic tripping devices: thermal-magnetic, hydraulic-magnetic, electronic.

MCCB Automatic Tripping Device Types

Thermal-Magnetic Tripping Operation

Operation of thermal-magnetic tripping for lower and higher current ranges.

Electronic Trip Relay (ETR) Operation Principle

How electronic trip relays function in MCCBs.

MCCB Characteristics and Performance

4.1 Overcurrent-Trip Characteristics (Delay Tripping)

Tripping times for overcurrents at different percentages of rated current.

4.1.1 Ambient Temperature and Thermal Tripping

Effect of ambient temperature on thermal tripping characteristics.

4.2 Short-Circuit Trip Characteristics (Instantaneous Tripping)

Instantaneous trip settings and their adjustability for coordination.

MCCB Selection Guide

5.1 Circuit Breaker Selection Table Overview

Table showing characteristics for selecting and coordinating breakers.

Protective Coordination Principles

Selective-Interruption (Discrimination) Explained

Tripping only the device directly before the fault.

Cascade Back-Up Protection Method

Economical approach using upstream breaker capacity for downstream protection.

MCCB Interrupting Capacity Considerations

Selective Interruption and Discrimination

6.3.1 Selective-Interruption Combination Tables

Tables showing combinations for selective coordination.

MCCB I²t Let-Through and Current Limiting

Protective Coordination with Electrical Wiring

Protective Coordination with Motor Starters

6.7.1 Basic Criteria for MCCB-Motor Starter Coordination

Ensuring MCCB doesn't trip on starting current but coordinates with OLR.

MCCB Selection for Motors with Long Starting Times

Coordination with High-Voltage Circuit Devices

MCCB Coordination with HV-Side OCR

MCCB Selection Guidelines

7.1 Motor Branch Circuits Selection

Discussion on selecting MCCBs for motor branch circuits.

7.1.1 General Considerations for Motor Circuits

Factors like starting current, time, and safety margins for motor circuits.

MCCB Selection for Main Circuits

MCCB Selection for Transformer Primary Circuits

MCCB Selection for Capacitor Circuits

MCCBs for Thyristor Circuit Protection

Overcurrent and Overvoltage Protection for Thyristors

Overcurrent and overvoltage protection for thyristor circuits.

Thyristor Overcurrent Protection Details

Thyristor-Leonard System DC Motor Protection

MCCB Selection for Inverter Circuits

Short-Circuit Current Calculation Methods

9.3 Impedances and Equivalent Circuits of Components

Detailed explanation of power supply, transformer, and motor impedances.

Classification of Short-Circuit Current Components

Short-Circuit Current Calculation Procedures

9.5.1 Computation Methods

Methods for calculating short-circuit current.

Mitsubishi NF50-CP Specifications

General IconGeneral
Poles2P, 3P, 4P
Rated Voltage (AC)240V, 415V
Trip SystemThermal-magnetic
Trip CurveC
Rated Operational Voltage240VAC (2P), 415VAC (3P, 4P)
Mechanical Life20, 000 cycles

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