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Siemens 5-GMI-250 User Manual

Siemens 5-GMI-250
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SIEMENS
Instruction
Installation
Operation
Maintenance
5
kV
and
15
kV
Vacuum
Circuit
Breakers
Type
GMI
SG
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Siemens 5-GMI-250 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSiemens
Model5-GMI-250
CategoryCircuit breakers
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Introduction and Safety

Qualified Person Definition

Definition and qualifications of a "Qualified Person" for this manual.

Key Dangerous Procedures

Key safety procedures to follow, including de-energizing and spring discharge.

DANGER: Hazardous Voltages

Power Circuit Breaker Hazards

Describes hazards of high voltages and mechanical parts in circuit breakers.

Safety Precautions for Installation

Emphasizes reading manuals, safety instructions, and using qualified personnel.

WARNING: Heavy Weight

Weight Hazards and Handling

Hazards associated with the breaker's heavy weight, requiring qualified personnel.

Installation Checks and Initial Functional Tests

Tests Without Control Power

Verifying discharged springs and open contacts without control power.

Spring Discharge Check Procedure

Performing a check to ensure closing and tripping springs are fully discharged.

CAUTION: X-ray Emission Hazard

Radiation Hazard During Testing

Warning about potential X-ray emission from circuit breakers during testing.

Interrupter/Operator Description

Stored Energy Operating Mechanism

Explains the mechanism's springs, solenoids, and trip-free operation.

Trip Free Mode Functionality

Describes the breaker's ability to trip during closing operations.

Trip Free Operation

Details the mechanical and electrical trip-free functionality.

Trip Free Interlock Function

Explains devices providing trip-free interlock between Test and Connected positions.

Maintenance Procedures

Recommended Maintenance and Lubrication

Outlines tasks for periodic maintenance and lubrication as per Table 1.

Manual Spring Charging and Contact Erosion Checks

Performing manual charging and checking contact erosion marks.

High-Potential Tests Overview

Using high voltage equipment to test vacuum integrity and insulation.

Vacuum Integrity Check Procedure

Performing a high potential test to verify vacuum integrity of the breaker.

As-Found Insulation and Contact Resistance Tests

Verifying insulation system integrity and establishing a baseline for future comparison.

DANGER: Maintenance Safety

Hazardous Voltages and Mechanical Parts During Maintenance

Emphasizes hazards of high voltage and mechanical parts during maintenance.

DANGER: High Potential Test Safety

Hazardous Voltages During Testing

Emphasizes severe personal injury and death risk from high voltage tests.

WARNING: X-ray Radiation Hazard

X-ray Emission During High Voltage Tests

Warning about X-ray emission from vacuum interrupters during high voltage tests.

Overhaul Procedures

Replacement of Vacuum Interrupters

Procedures for removing and replacing vacuum interrupters, noting care for bellows.

Vacuum Tube Replacement Steps

Steps for inserting new vacuum tubes, noting orientation and clamp securing.

WARNING: Overhaul Safety

Hazardous Voltages and Mechanical Parts During Overhaul

Emphasizes hazards of high voltages and mechanical parts during overhaul.

Periodic Maintenance and Lubrication Tasks

High Potential Test Tasks

Tasks for performing high potential tests on primary and control circuits.

Troubleshooting Guide

Breaker Fails to Close

Symptoms and possible causes/remedies for failure to close.

Closing Springs Charge, Breaker Does Not Close

Symptoms and causes when springs charge but no closing occurs.

Closing Coil Activates, No Contact Closure

Symptoms and causes when coil activates, but no contact closure.

Nuisance or False Close

Symptoms and possible causes/remedies for unintended closing signals.

Circuit Breaker Will Not Trip

Symptoms and possible causes/remedies for failure to trip.

Nuisance or False Trip

Symptoms and possible causes/remedies for unintended tripping.

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