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SIVACON S8 Planning Principles – Glossary and rated parameters
11.3 Index of tables
Tab. Title Page
Chapter 2
2/1
Technical data, standards and approvals for the
SIVACON S8 switchboard
8
2/2
Schematic overview of switchboard
configurations for SIVACON S8
10
2/3 Cubicle types and busbar arrangement 12
2/4 Cubicle dimensions 14
2/5 Surface treatment 14
2/6 Dimensions of the corner cubicles 15
2/7 Rating of the main busbar 16
2/8 Cubicle widths for earthing short-circuit points 17
2/9 Cable terminal for the main earthing busbar 17
2/10 Basic data of the different mounting designs 18
Chapter 3
3/1
General cubicle characteristics in circuit-breaker
design
23
3/2 Cubicle dimensions for top busbar position 24
3/3 Cubicle dimensions for rear busbar position 25
3/4
Cubicle dimensions for rear busbar position with
two busbar systems in the cubicle
26
3/5 Cable connection for cubicles with 3WL 27
3/6 Rated currents for cubicles with one 3WL 28
3/7
Dimensions for cubicles with three ACB of type
3WL
29
3/8 Cable connection in cubicles with up to three ACB 29
3/9
Rated currents for special load cases of a circuit-
breaker cubicle with three 3WL11 circuit-breakers
in the cubicle
29
3/10
Widths for incoming/outgoing feeder cubicles
with MCCB
30
3/11
Cable connection for cubicles with MCCB of type
3VL
30
3/12 Rated currents for cubicles with 3VL 30
3/13 Cubicle width for direct supply and direct feeder 31
3/14
Cable connection for direct supply and direct
feeder
31
3/15 Rated currents for direct supply and direct feeder 31
Tab. Title Page
Chapter 4
4/1
General cubicle characteristics for the universal
mounting design
34
4/2 Ratings of the vertical distribution busbar 36
4/3
Cubicle characteristics for the fixed-mounted
design
37
4/4
Connection cross sections in fixed-mounted
cubicles with a front door
37
4/5 Ratings for cable feeders 37
4/6
Cubicle characteristics for in-line switch-
disconnectors
38
4/7
General cubicle characteristics for the
withdrawable design
38
4/8 Characteristics of withdrawable units in SFD 39
4/9 Connection data for the main circuit 40
4/10 Connection data for the auxiliary circuit 40
4/11
Number of available auxiliary contacts for
withdrawable units in SFD
40
4/12 Withdrawable units in HFD 41
4/13 Characteristics of the withdrawable units in HFD 42
4/14 Connection data for the main circuit 44
4/15 Connection data for the auxiliary circuit 44
4/16
Number of available auxiliary contacts for
withdrawable units in HFD
44
4/17
Rated currents and minimum withdrawable unit
heights for cable feeders in SFD / HFD
45
4/18
Minimum withdrawable unit sizes for:
fused motor feeders, 400 V, CLASS 10,
with overload relay, type 2 at 50 kA
46
4/19
Minimum withdrawable unit sizes for:
fused motor feeders, 400 V, CLASS 10,
with SIMOCODE, type 2 at 50 kA
47
4/20
Minimum withdrawable unit sizes for:
fuseless motor feeders, 400 V, CLASS 10,
overload protection with circuit-breaker, type 2
at 50 kA
47
4/21
Minimum withdrawable unit sizes for:
fuseless motor feeders, 400 V, CLASS 10,
with overload relay, type 2 at 50 kA
48
4/22
Minimum withdrawable unit sizes for:
fuseless motor feeders, 400 V, CLASS 10,
with SIMOCODE, type 2 at 50 kA
48
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