EasyManua.ls Logo

Siemens 7UT51

Siemens 7UT51
232 pages
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Next Page IconTo Next Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
To Previous Page IconTo Previous Page
Loading...
9
Thermal Overload Protection (49-1, 49-2)
7UT51 v3
108 PRIM-2330C
9.2 Normal Operational
Status
The thermal overload elements (49-1, 49-2) can be
Non-Existent/Disabled,
or a choice is made as to
which side (or winding) is to be monitored. A common
practice is to monitor the lowest rated winding. The
choices are made in addresses 7824 and 7825.
Once a thermal overload element is referenced to a
side
, it can be configured. Its normal status is set in
Address 2401 (for the 49-1 element) or 2501 (for the
49-2 element).
9.3 Pickup Characteristic
and Warning Levels
9.3.1 Maximum Continuous
Overload Current
The maximum allowed continuous overload current is
specified in Address 2402 (or 2502) as a multiple or
fraction of the rated nominal current of the protected
object.
From the manufacturer of the protected object, obtain
the protected object’s maximum continuous thermal
overload current (
I
max
) and rated nominal current (
I
n
),
then calculate the “k factor” using the following
equation:
(9.3)
If the manufacturer’s data for
I
max
is not available, a
typical value is 1.1, which would require the load
current to exceed 110% of the rated nominal current
before a 49 pickup could occur.
9.3.2 Time Constant
τ
ττ
τ
Because the appropriate time-until-pickup depends on
a thermal time constant,
τ
ττ
τ, which is related to the
maximum current the protected object can tolerate for
a short duration (often called the “
1 second current
”).
The unit of τ
ττ
τ is
minutes
. Consult the documentation of
the protected object to obtain the duration and current
of an allowed overload, then calculate τ
ττ
τ using the
following equation:
(9.4)
7824 49 Therml1
7825 49 Therml2
Existence and monitored winding (or side) of each thermal
overload protection element (49
-
1 and 49
-
2).
Option Description
Non
-
Existent/
DISABLED
49
-
1 (or 49
-
2) element does not exist
(default).
REFERENCE
SIDE 1
49
-
1 (or 49
-
2) element exists and monitors
Winding 1 (or Side 1) of the protected
object.
REFERENCE
SIDE 2
49
-
1 (or 49
-
2) element exists and monitors
winding 2 (or Side 2) of the protected
object.
REFERENCE
SIDE 3
49
-
1 (or 49
-
2) element exists and monitors
winding 3 (or Side 3) of the protected object
(7UT513 only).
VIRTUAL
OBJECT
49
-
1 (or 49
-
2) element exists and monitors
a separate, object (only available when a
7UT513 is protecting a two
-
sided object).
2401 49Therml1
2501 49Therml2
Normal operational status of each thermal overload
element (49
-
1 or 49
-
2).
Option Description
ON 49
-
1 (or 49
-
2) element is active (default).
OFF 49
-
1 (or 49
-
2) element is inactive.
BLOCK
TRIPPING
49
-
1 (or 49
-
2) element is active except that
trip contacts and signal contacts will not
respond to this 49 element’s trip events.
ALARM
ONLY
49
-
1 (or 49
-
2) element is active except that
trip and signal contacts operate only for this
49 element’s alarm events.
2402 K
-
fctr 1
2502 K
-
fctr 2
Ratio of maximum continuous thermal
overload current to rated current: I
MAX
/ I
N
Range: 0.10
4.00 (unitless)
Default: 1.10
k
I
max
I
n
----------
=
τ
allowed duration in minutes
short-term current
continuous current
--------------------------------------------
⎝⎠
⎛⎞
2
×=

Table of Contents

Related product manuals