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Three-Column Rotary Disconnector


Type eDB
Instruction Manual
Optionally with Built on
Earthing Switch Type eTEC
Rated Voltage: 245 - 420kV
Rated Current: 1600A upto 3150 A

ABB

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Table of Contents

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8
9
10
11

Please Read First


1.1
Copyright
1.2
Guarantee
1.3
Conventions
Function
2.1
Disconnector
2.1
Earthing Switch
Technical Data
Basic Design
4.1
Disconnector
4.2
Earthing Switch
Mode of operation
5.1
General
5.2
Disconnector
5.3
Earthing switch
5.4
Interlocking
Scope of supply
6.1
Disconnector
6.2
Earthing switch
Mounting of Disconnector
Mounting of Operating mechanism for Disconnector
Mounting of coupling of Disconnectors
Mounting of Operating mechanism for Earthing Switch
Mounting of Earthing Switch

4
4
4
4
5
5
5
6
7
7
8
9
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
13
16
17
19
20

12

Mounting of Mechanical Interlocking

23

13

Commissioning

24

14

Maintenance

25

15

Spare parts

25

16

Lists of componants

26

17

Client comments

27

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4

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List of figures
Figure 1:

Basic design of type eDB three-column rotary disconnector

Figure 2:

Basic design of earthing switch type eTEC

Figure 3:

Mode of operation of type eDB three-column double break disconnector

Figure 4:

Mode of operation of earthing switch

10

Figure 5:

Scope of supply of disconnector

11

Figure 6:

Scope of supply earthing switch

12

Figure 7:

Mounting of disconnector

14

Figure 8:

Mounting of Corona Protection fittings and Guide Rods for eDB420

15

Figure 9:

Mounting of operating mechanism for Disconnector.

16

Figure 10:

Mounting of coupling of disconnectors

17

Figure 11:

18

Figure 13:

Mounting of coupling of disconnectors: Adjustment of operating


mechanism for disconnector
Mounting of disconnectors : Disconnector main contacts, adjusting
measurements
Mounting of operating mechanism for earthing switch

19

Figure 14:

Mounting of earthing switch

21

Figure 15

Mounting of earthing switch

21

Figure 16:

Mounting of earthing switch: Adjustment of operating mechanism for


earthing switch
Mounting of mechanical interlocking: Adjusting measurement of
mechanical interlock between disconnector and earthing switch

22

Figure 12

Figure 17:

18

23

Note: Two (2) insulators per column as depicted in figures 1-7 are meant for installation of
245kV Disconnectors. For installation of 420kV Disconnector there has to be three (3) insulators
per column.

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1.1

1.2

1.3

Please Read First


To our clients
These service instructions have been carefully written. They are intended to allow the safe and reliable
operation of our products. However, should you be dissatisfied with these service instructions, please let
us know. At the end of these service instructions you will find a form you can use for this purpose.
Copyright
We reserve all rights in respect of this document and the product represented therein. The contents of
this document may not without our positive consent be reproduced, notified to third parties or otherwise
used.
ABB Ltd India.
Guarantee
If these service instructions are followed, this will, in our experience, guarantee the safe and reliable
operation of our products.
Please contact us or our nearest representative if the safe and reliable operation of our products is no
longer guaranteed because of incorrect missing information. Our address is given below:
ABB Limited
Maneja Works - Disconnector Division
Maneja
Vadodara 390013
INDIA
FAX: +91 265 2638927
We accept no responsibility whatsoever in respect of any direct or indirect damage or loss arising through
the incorrect use of our products.
Subject to change without notice.
Conventions
Note : In our service instructions, particularly important texts are specially identified:
Caution: A thus identified text always contains Information of particular importance.
Warning: Thus identified text always points out risks to plant and equipment.
A thus identified text always points out risk of physical injury and danger to life.
We expressly draw your attention to the fact that the thus identified texts must under all circumstances be
complied with. If the thus identified texts are not complied with, no guarantee claims will be entertained.

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Function

2.1

Disconnector
Electrical isolation of parts of networks
High-voltage disconnectors are used for the electrical isolation of electrical high-voltage networks. When
switched off, they form a visible isolating distance. High-voltage disconnectors are switched under
no-load conditions. Small capacitive or inductive currents, of the kind that occur during the discharge of
disconnected overhead-line or cable sections, are controlled.
Outdoor installation and formation of groups
Three-column double break disconnector described in these service instructions is a single-pole
disconnector for outdoor installation. Three such disconnectors can be coupled to form a group for three
phase operation.
Standards
The type eDB Three-column double break disconnector conforms to the following standards:
IEC 62271-102 and IEC 62271-1

2.2

Earthing Switch
Earthing and short circuiting
In order to earth and short-circuit switched-off parts of plant, it is possible to mount: one or two earthing
switches per pole.

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Technical Data
Disconnector

eDB245n100

eDB420

Additional designation for design with


1 Built-on Earthing switch:

+E

2 Built-on Earthing switches:

+2E

Rated voltage
Rated normal current

245
1600

420
1600 upto 2500

kV
A

100

104/130

kA(peak)

40

40/50

kA(rms)

460
530

520
610

kV(rms)
kV(rms)

1050

1425

kV(peak)

1200

1425 (+240)*

kV(peak)

Rated Switching Impulse withstand voltage


250/2500s
To earth and between poles

1050

kV(peak)

Across the isolating distance, Class A

1050

kV(peak)

Across the isolating distance, Class B

900 (+345)*

kV(peak)

Rated peak withstand current for


disconnector and Earthing switch
Rated short time current 3 s for
disconnector and Earthing switch
Rated 1 min power-frequency
withstand voltage 50 Hz
To earth and between poles
Across the isolating distance
Rated lightning impulse withstand
voltage 1.2/50 s
To earth and between poles
Across the isolating distance

Discharge inception voltage

> 160

>270

kV

Radio interference voltage at


Voltage
Three-phase breaking capacity
inductive, capacitive

< 500
156

<2500
267

V
kV

1.5

Failing load of support insulator

4000-6000-8000

8000/10000

static and dynamic

3400-5100-6000

5100-6000

static portion

1300-1500-1500

1500-1500

Admissible mechanical terminal load**

Values in brackets are peak values of power-frequency voltage applied to opposite terminal.

**

Values apply to support insulators of standard design given in the table.

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Basic Design

4.1

Disconnector
Figure 1 and Table 1 contain the most important components of the Type eDB three-column double
break disconnector.

Figure 1: Basic design of type eDB three-column rotary disconnector

Table 1: Basic design of type eDB three-column rotary disconnector


Designation
Disconnector base

Item No
2

Rotary pedestal

70

Support Insulators
Centre plate
Current path
Contact finger
Fixed contact assembly
Connection head (high
voltage terminal)
Operating mechanism

201
6
5
66
67
17

Remarks
Consisting of: Steel base frame (221), and rotary
pedestals (70)
Enclosed, maintenance-free, on stud bolt for
adjustment
Aluminium pipe construction, corrosion-resistant
Cu-Cr-Zr alloy, silver-faced
Cu, silver-faced
Aluminum , 4 bore holes 50 x 50

75

Optionally, Motor-operated or manual

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4.2

Earthing Switch

Figure 2 and Table 2 contain the most important components of the earthing switch.

Figure 2: Basic design of earthing switch

Table 2 : Basic design of earthing switch


Designation
Earthing connection

Item
No
79

Remarks
Cu, flexible

Earthing-switch shaft / Gang


Rod
Contact arm

337

Steel tube, hot-dip galvanized

23

Aluminum

Contact finger

20

Cu-Cr-Zr alloy, silver-faced

Earthing contact

18

Cu, silver-faced

Operating mechanism

77

Optionally: Motor-operated or manual

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Mode of Operation

5.1

General
The type eDB three column double break disconnector has separate operating mechanisms for the
disconnector and earthing switch.
Prevention of automatic opening or closing
When the equipment is switched on or off, a dead-center position is passed through just before the end
positions are reached. This prevents the automatic opening or closing of the disconnector or earthing
switch as a result of:
Short-circuit
External influences (e.g. storm or earthquake)
Disconnector

5.2

Figure 3 : Mode of operation of type eDB three-column double break disconnector


Operating mechanism:The operating mechanism (75) of the disconnector transfers the operating energy via the operating rod
(37) to the rotary pedestal (70). The support insulators (201) transfer the torque to the current-path (5),
and these pass through an angle of rotation of 76 during switching.
Current transfer:During switching-on the contact fingers (66) glides over the fixed contact (67). This establishes the
connection between the two terminals. The current is transferred via fixed contact (67) to the high-voltage
terminals (17).
Mechanical coupling inside a disconnector group:Via the coupling rods (15), the movement of the operated pole is transferred simultaneously to the other
poles of a disconnector group.
Electrical Gang Operation
Via a combination of master drive and two follower drives, three-phase operation is performed electrically
thorugh electrical signal commands from the master to the follower allowing the closing & opening in
synchronism.

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5.3

Earthing Switch

Figure 4 : Mode of operation of earthing switch


Operating mechanism:The operating mechanism (77) of the earthing switch transfers the operating energy via the operating rod
(71) to the earthing-switch shaft (337). The contact arm (23) swivels up (ON) or down (OFF). During
switching-on, the contact fingers (20) glide over the earthing contact (18). In the ON end position; they
are in preloaded contact against the stop.

5.4

Earthing connection:The earthing connection (79) connects the contact arm (23) to the earthed sectional-steel base frame
(221) of the disconnector.
Interlocking
The disconnector and the earthing switch can be interlocked according to the following principle:

Disconnector only ON when earthing switch OFF

Earthing switch only ON when disconnector OFF


Interlocking is mechanical and/or electrical, depending on the version.
Note: Mechanical interlocks between disconnector and earthing switch are fitted at the factory.
Retrofitting is also possible on site.

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6.1

Scope of Supply
Note: The disconnector is supplied in components.
Disconnector
Note: The scope of supply does not include the fixing materials for mounting the disconnector on the
supporting structures.
The components supplied comprise :
Disconnector base (2) consisting of: Sectional-steel base frame (221), rotary pedestals (70),
disconnector operating lever (69), connecting lever

Support insulators (201)

Current-path (5)

Fixed Contacts (67)

Operating mechanism for disconnector (75)

Operating rod (37)

Operating lever (74) with clamping cover

Coupling rods (15) Figure 10

Note: Coupling Rods between poles are not provided for electrically ganged disconnectors.

Vertical operating shaft (43) and pivot bearing (42)

Corona Rings if applicable

Small parts

Figure 5: Scope of supply of disconnector

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6.2

Earthing Switch
The supply of the earthing switch comprises:

Earthing-switch links (336)

Contact arms (23) with contact fingers (20)

Earthing contact (18)

Operating mechanism for earthing switch (77)

Operating rod (71)

Operating lever (76) with clamping cover

Earthing connections (79)

Vertical operating shaft (43) and pivot bearing (42)

Small parts

Figure 6: Scope of supply of Earthing switch

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Mounting of Disconnector
Note: If you suspect shipping damage, check the spacing dimensions of the contact fingers (66)
The disconnector pole can be mounted either on the supporting structure or in front of the supporting
structure. If mounting in front of the supporting structure, first lift the completely mounted disconnector
pole onto the supporting structure and then align and tighten it there.
Note: Remember that the materials for fixing the disconnector bases (2) on the supporting structure are
not included in the scope of supply.
Mounting steps:
1.

Unpack components.

2.

If mounting on the supporting structure: Using lifting tackle, place disconnector base (2)
on the supporting structure. Figure 7.

3.

If mounting on the supporting structure: Align and tighten disconnector base on the
supporting structure.

4.

Mount support insulators (201) on the rotary pedestal (70) and side stools of the structure.
Adjust distance between the two end insulators as per there insulating distance tabulated
below. This can be done by adjusting the jack bolts (13) on side insulator.

5.

Mount the fixed contacts (67) on the side insulators. Figure 7

6.

Mount the current path (5) on the center insulator such that the current path is in open
position. Ensure that the current path is horizontal to the disconnector base(2).

7.

For rated voltage 420kV: Mount corona protection fittings on current path (5) and fixed
contacts (66, 67). Figure 8

8.

Mount the guide rods on the fixed contact affixed on the side insulators. Figure 8

9.

Close the current path until it touches the blade on the fixed contact (67). Adjust any
vertical misalignment by means of jack bolts (13) at the bottom of the side insulators.

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Figure 7 : Mounting of Disconnector


Table 3: Insulating distance for different Rated Voltages
Rated Voltage (kV)

Insulating distance (mm)

245

2800

420

4800

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Figu
ure 8: Mountiing of Corona
a Protection Fittings and G uide Rods on
n eDB420

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Mounting of Operating Mechanism for Disconnector


Note: The mounting side of the operating mechanism is apparent from the position of the disconnector
operating lever (69). The pole on which the operating mechanism is mounted can be freely selected. In
the case of mechanical interlocking, however, the operating mechanism must always be mounted on the
pole with the interlocking segments.
Note: Make sure that the operating mechanism is in the ON position (as-delivered state). If the operating
mechanism is in the OFF position, set it to the ON position using the emergency hand crank (39).
Caution : In the case of a motor-operated mechanism, test operations may only be carried out using the
emergency hand crank (39). Do not use a drill.
Mounting steps
1. Unpack operating mechanism (75).
2. Mount pivot bearing (42) on the disconnector base (2) Figure 9
3. Insert operating shaft (43) through the pivot bearing .Figue 9
4. Vertically align operating mechanism by operating shaft (43) and mount.
5. Calculate required length of operating shaft .
6. Remove operating shaft again and suitably shorten.
7. After shortening, coat intersection surface with the paint supplied.
8. Grease thrust bearing (330), inside, and collared bush (331), outside, with Long-term 2 plus
grease .
9. Tighten operating mechanism and all pivot bearings
10. Connect shaft end of operating mechanism and operating shaft to coupling, parts (334, 335)
Figure 9
11. Mount Operating lever (74) on the upper end of operating shaft (43) Figure 9

Figure 9: Mounting of operating mechanism for Disconnector.

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Mounting of Coupling of Disconnector


Caution: When the disconnector poles are arranged in parallel the coupling rods (15) must always be
mounted on the center poles.
Note: Coupling rods are not applicable for electrically gang operated disconnectors and should not be
considered while installation of the same.
Note: Make sure that the disconnector poles are in the ON position before coupling.
Mounting steps:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.

12.
13.
14.
15.
16.

Adjust coupling rods (15) to the required length. Figure 10


Mount coupling rods free from distortion. Figure 10
Tighten lock nuts.
Set operating mechanism (75) manually to the ON position.
Adjust operating lever (74) to measurements "R". Figure 11.
Mount operating rod (37) and set to the required length (measurement "n2").
Adjust operating rod to measurements "U" Figure 11.
Tighten operating rod (37) free from distortion with the lock nuts. Figure 11
Tighten operating lever (74).
Carry out some test operations manually (our recommendation: 3 test operations).
Pay attention to smooth engagement of the contacts. The top and bottom fingers should touch
the contact blade simultaneously. Figure 12 and to the dead-center position of operating lever
and operating rod .Figure 11.
Treat contact surfaces of high-voltage terminals (17).
Treat contact surfaces of high-voltage connectors (not included in scope of supply).
Mount high-voltage connectors.
Carry out a test operation manually.
Set disconnector manually to the OFF position

Figure 10: Mounting of coupling of disconnectors

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Figure 11: Mounting of coupling of disconnectors: Adjustment of operating mechanism for disconnector.
Table 4: Adjustment Settings of coupling for different rated voltages
Rated Voltage
n2
R(U=100)
kV
mm
mm
245

482

253

420

482

253

Figure 12 : Mounting of disconnectors : Disconnector main contacts, adjusting measurements

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Mounting of operating mechanism of Earthing Switch


Mounting of operating mechanism
Note: Make sure that the operating mechanism is in the ON position (as-delivered state). If The
operating mechanism is in the OFF position, set it to the ON position using the emergency hand crank
(39). The disconnector pole must be in the OFF position.
Mounting steps:
1.
Unpack operating mechanism (77)
2.

Mount pivot bearing (42) on disconnector base (2) Figure 13

3.

Insert operating shaft (43) through the pivot bearing Figure 13

4.

Vertically align operating mechanism by operating shaft (43) and mount

5.

Calculate required length of operating shaft

6.

Remove operating shaft again and shorten to suitable length

7.

After shortening, coat intersection surface with the paint supplied

8.

Grease thrust bearing (330), inside, and collared bush (331), outside, with Long-term 2
plus grease .

9.

Tighten operating mechanism and pivot bearing

10.

Connect shaft end of operating mechanism and operating shaft (43) to coupling parts
(334, 335) Figure 13

11.

Mount operating lever (76) on upper end of operating shaft (43) Figure 13

Figure 13 : Mounting of operating mechanism for earthing switch

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Mounting of Earthing Switch


Note: If you suspect shipping damage, check the spacing dimensions of contact fingers (20).
Earthing Switch Poles in Parallel
Note: Make sure that the disconnector poles are in the OFF position before mounting the earthing
switches.
Mounting steps:
1.

Bring earthing switch links(336) into mounting position by driving home the clamp sleeves on
sectional steel base frame (221).

2.

Tighten earthing connections (79) Figure 14. Caution: Use two earthing connections for rated
short-time currents > 40 kA, 1 sec

3.

Tighten earthing-switch links (336)

4.

Grease thrust bearing, inside, and collared bush, outside, with Longterm 2 plus grease and mount
with collared bush, making sure that the thrust bearings are at the specified side.

5.

Mount earthing-switch shaft (337) Figure 15.

6.

Tighten locking screw in collared bushes and secure with lock nut.

7.

Set operating mechanism for earthing switch to the ON position.

8.

Set pre-mounted operating lever (76) to the correct position Figure 14.

9.

Mount earthing-switch lever (19) on the earthing switch shaft Figure 15.

10.

Mount operating rod (71) Figure 15 and adjust to the required length.

11.

With the operating mechanism in the ON position, adjust spacing dimensions for operating lever
(76) Figure 16.

12.

Tighten operating lever (76) and earthing-switch lever (19).

13.

Treat contact surface for earthing contact (18) on the current path

14.

Wipe contact finger (20) with cloth and grease .

15.

Mount contact arms (23) on earthing-switch shaft (337)

16.

Set contact arms (23) manually to the ON position until contact fingers (20) are up against stop
(21).

17.

Align contact finger (20) and earthing contact (18) at right angles to each other and tighten
earthing contact (18).

18.

Set earthing switch to the OFF position.

19.

Shorten operating rod (71) so that, during a manual test operation, all the rear contact fingers are
up against the stop in the ON position

20.

Check distance between contact finger (20) and stop (21).

21.

If necessary, correct the contact of the contact fingers by adjusting operating rod (71) and check
by means of test operation

22.

Tighten lock nuts (338) on the operating rod (left-, right-hand thread!) Figure 15

23.

Tighten locking screw in earthing-switch lever (19) and secure with lock nut.

24.

Set earthing switch to the ON position.

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Figure 14 : Mounting of earthing switch

Figure 15 : Mounting of earthing switch

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Figure 16: Mounting of earthing switch: Adjustment of operating mechanism for earthing switch.
Table 5: Adjustment settings for Mounting of Operating Mechanism of Earthing Switch
Rated Voltage
kV

n
mm

S(U=100)
mm

Y1
mm

245

962

112

100

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Mounting of Mechanical Interlocking


Caution :The interlocking segments, operating mechanism for the disconnector and the operating
mechanism for the earthing switch must be mounted together on one pole.
Note: Mechanical interlocks between disconnector and earthing switch are mounted at the factory.
Notice: Retrofitting is not possible.
Note: Make sure that the disconnector is in the ON position before mounting the mechanical interlock
and that the earthing switch is in the OFF position.
Mounting steps :
1. Mount interlocking segment (349) on earthing-switch drive shaft (43) and disconnector drive shaft
(43) Figure 17.
2. Place the interlocking rod (350) at the envisaged position Figure 17.
3. With the disconnector in the ON position and the earthing switch in the OFF position, try to set
the earthing switch manually to the ON position. The interlock must block.
4. Set disconnector manually to the OFF position.
5. Set earthing switch manually to the ON position.
6. With the earthing switch in the ON position and the disconnector in the OFF position, try to set
disconnector manually to the ON position. The interlock must block.
7. Tighten locking screw in interlocking segment (349) and secure with lock nut Figure17

Figure 17 : Mounting of mechanical interlocking: Adjusting measurement of mechanical interlock


between disconnector and earthing switch

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Commissioning

13.1

Caution :In case of motor-operated mechanism, test operations may only be carried out using
emergency hand crank (39). Do not use a drill.
Commissioning of Disconnector

13.2

Commissioning steps
1. Carry out a test operation manually, checking that there is satisfactory contact engagement of the
disconnector.
2. If necessary, correct contact engagement
Commissioning of Earthing Switch Commissioning steps

13.3

Commissioning steps
1. Carry out a test operation manually, checking that there is symmetrical engagement of contact
fingers (20) on earthing contact (18).
2. If necessary, correct symmetrical engagement by loosening and re-tightening 4 bolts .
Commissioning of Operating Mechanism for Disconnector

13.4

Commissioning steps:
1. Check operating mechanism according to the service instructions supplied
2. Check dead-center position of operating rods (37) in the ON and OFF positions _ Chapter 8
3. If necessary, correct dead-center position by adjusting operating lever (74) and/or operating rod
(37)
4. Remove bag with desiccative from operating mechanism and start electric heating of operating
Mechanism
Commissioning of Operating Mechanism for Earthing Switch
Commissioning steps:
1. Check operating mechanism according to the service instructions supplied
2. Check dead-center position of operating rods (71) in the ON and OFF positions _ Chapter 10
3. If necessary, correct dead-center position by adjusting operating lever (76) and/or operating
rod(71)
4. Check contact of rear contact fingers against stop (21) of earthing contact (18) .
5. Remove bag with desiccative from operating mechanism and start electric heating of operating
Mechanism

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Maintenance
Note: We recommend that the inspection intervals given in Table 8 for normal and extreme Notice
ambient conditions be complied with. They are essential to the trouble-free operation of the equipment.
Warning: In the case of work on high-voltage equipment, there is danger to life if the applicable safety
rules are not observed and complied with.
Intervals of inspection
Table: 6 Inspection intervals for normal of extreme ambient conditions
Ambient Condition
Normal

Extreme

Inspection Intervals

Year of
Commissioning

After every 5 operating years or


After every 1 000 switching
Cycles
After every 2.5 operating years or
After every 500 switching cycles

Extreme ambient conditions


The examples given below for extreme ambient conditions are based on our experience:
Climate (tropical, arctic)
Heavy contamination (dust, salt, rust, sulphur)

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Spare Parts
It is recommended to keep a few of the following parts in stock so that in the case of any disturbance
prolonged periods of interruption are avoided by rapidly replacing the defective parts.

15.1

When ordering spare parts, give the following details:


a) Type and serial no. according to the rating plate of the specific unit,
b) Designation of spare part, item no. and order no. according to these instructions.
Disconnector
Note: The quantities given in the following tables apply to each pole. for two or more poles, increase the
quantity accordingly.
Designation of spare parts
Fixed contact
Contact finger

15.2

Qty
2
12

Item No
67
66

Earthing Switch
Note: The quantities given in the following tables apply to each pole. For two or more poles, increase
the quantity accordingly.
Designation of spare parts
Qty
Item No
Earthing contact
1
18
Contact finger
6
20
Earthing connection
2
79

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Lists of Item Numbers

16.1

Item Numbers
Note: The numbers in parenthesis in the Remarks column are also item numbers. These numbers
also appear as item numbers in the first column in the list.

No.

Description

Remarks

1
2
3
5
6
13
15
17
18
19
20
21
23
37
39
42
43
66
67
69

On site
Coupling of disconnectors

70
71
74
75
76

Foundation, supporting structure, support


Disconnector base
Connecting lever
Current Path
Center plate
Stud bolt
Coupling rod
High-voltage terminal
Earthing contact
Earthing-switch lever
Contact finger
Stop
Contact arm
Operating Rod
Emergency hand crank
Pivot bearing
Operating shaft
Contact finger
Fixed Contact
Disconnector operating lever for operating
Mechanism
Rotary pedestal
Operating rod
Operating lever
Operating mechanism for disconnector
Operating lever

77
79
201
221
334
335
337
338
349
350

Operating mechanism for earthing switch


Earthing connection
Support insulator
Base frame
Clamping cover
Coupling piece
Earthing-switch shaft
Lock nut
Interlocking segment
Interlocking rod

Earthing switch
Earthing-switch shaft
Earthing switch
Earthing contact (18)
Earthing switch
Disconnector
Mounting of operating mechanism
Mounting of operating mechanism
Disconnector
Disconnector
Disconnector
Disconnector base (2)
Earthing switch
Operating mechanism for disconnector (75)
Operating mechanism for earthing switch
(77)
Earthing switch
Disconnector base (2)
Earthing switch
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INDIA

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Country _____________________________________________________________

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ABB is working continuously to improve the products.


We therefore reserve the right to change designs, dimensions data without prior notice.

ABB
ABB Limited
Business Area: Disconnectors
Maneja, Vadodara-390013
India
Tel: +91-265-2604080
+91-265-2604082
Fax: +91-265-2638927

www.abb.co.in

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