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ondary contacts when in the disconnected position. The 
structure mounted secondary contact blocks are perma- 
nently mounted and cannot be moved out for direct con- 
nection with the breaker mounted secondary contacts. 

 

b) For the behind the door configuration, carefully load 
the breaker into the structure until it reaches the Test 
position. For the flush mounted configuration, carefully 
move the breaker toward the structure until it reaches 
the Test position. 

 

c) If a lifting yoke was used to move and/or load the 
breaker, remove the yoke at this time. 

 

d) For the behind the door configuration, manually 
engage the secondary contact blocks by pulling the 
movable blocks forward as far as possible. For the flush 
mounted configuration, connect the test cable to both 
the breaker and structure   secondary contact blocks. As 
soon as control power is available, the motor  will 
charge the closing springs. 

 

e) Close and trip the breaker several times to verify the 
closing and tripping operations 

 

f) Conclude by closing the breaker. 

 

4-9  BREAKER / COMPARTMENT INTERFACE CHECK

 

 

The following interlocks are provided to insure safe and 
correct operation: 

 

a) Floor Tripping and Spring Release Interlock: 
This optional interlock closes and trips the breaker if the 
closing springs are charged as the breaker is moved 
from the Test position to the Withdrawn position and 
vice versa. 

 

b)  Levering Interlocks: 
1.  Carriage Assembly Version: This version is used for 

single tier switchgear configurations. The levering 
crank can only be engaged when the breaker is 
open and the shoot bolt lever is lifted (Figure 

4-1b

The breaker will not close manually or electrically 
while the levering crank is engaged. 

 

2.  Cradle Assembly Version: This version is used for 

double tier switchgear configurations. The levering 
crank can only be engaged when the breaker is 
open and the horizontal shoot bolts are engaged 
(fully extended). The breaker will not close manually 
or electrically while the levering crank is engaged. 

 

c) Anti-Close Interlock: This interlock prevents releasing 
the closing springs electrically or manually if the breaker 
is already closed (drawout and fixed configurations). 

d) Anti-Latch Interlock: This interlock prevents the 
breaker from being closed between the Connected and 
Test positions. 

 

e)  Shutter Drive Interlock: 
The metallic switchgear shutters are independently 
operated permitting them to be locked in the open posi- 
tion for servicing the primary disconnects. The locking 
system is disabled when the breaker is being connected 
permitting the shutters to operate in the normal manner. 

 

f) Earthing Drive Interlock: 
If the switchgear is equipped with an earthing switch, 
the breaker can only be inserted into the switchgear if 
the earthing switch is open. 

 

Check for the correct operation of the interlocks just 
described by starting with the breaker in the Test posi- 
tion and completing the following steps: 

 

Step 1: 

Engagement of Levering Crank: 

1.  For the single tier configuration carriage assembly 

version, the shoot bolt should be fitted into the first 
slot of the interlock plate located on the floor of the 
switchgear. Charge the closing springs and close 
the breaker. The slider cannot be pushed far 
enough to engage the levering crank. 

2.  For the double tier configuration cradle assembly 

version, the horizontal shoot bolts should be fitted 
into the slots of interlock plates located at the sides 
of the switchgear. Charge the closing springs and 
close the breaker. The slider cannot be pushed far 
enough to engage the levering crank. 

 

Step 2 :

 

Open the breaker, engage the levering crank and lever 
the breaker into the Connected position. Remove the 
levering crank. 

 

Step 3:

 

Close the breaker. The motor starts charging the closing 
springs if control power is available. 

 

Step 4:

 

Open the breaker, engage the levering crank and 
attempt to close the breaker manually or electrically. 
The breaker will go trip free (spring discharge but break- 
er does not close). 

 

Step 5:

 

Lever the breaker out approximately half way towards 
the Test position. Remove the levering crank and 
attempt to close the breaker by pushing the manual 
close button. The breaker will go trip free. Lever the 
breaker all the way into the Test position. The sec- 
ondary disconnects will disengage automatically. 

Summary of Contents for W-VAC Series

Page 1: ...AC Breaker Element W VAC 3150A Breaker with Carriage Assembly for Single Tier Switchgear W VAC Breaker with Carriage Assembly for Single Tier Switchgear W VAC Breaker with Cradle Assembly for Double T...

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Page 3: ...DILY INJURY AND PROPERTY DAM AGE ALL SAFETY CODES SAFETY STANDARDS AND OR REGULATIONS AS THEY MAY BE APPLIED TO THIS TYPE OF EQUIPMENT MUST BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO THESE CIRCUIT BREAKER ELEMENTS ARE DE...

Page 4: ...SECTION 5 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION 5 1 Interrupter Assembly 26 5 1 1 Vacuum Interrupter 26 5 1 2 Contact Erosion Indicator Except 3150A 27 5 1 3 Contact Erosion Indicator 3150A Only 27 5 1 4 T Cutout...

Page 5: ...y Outline Dimensions millimeters Weights kg 5 1 4 Type W VACR 800 1250A Breaker Element Only Outline Dimensions millimeters Weights kg 6 1 5 Type W VACR 800 1250A Breaker Element Only Outline Dimensio...

Page 6: ...nfiguration 35 5 9 Closeup of Type W VACW Breaker Vacuum Interrupters and Current Carrying System 36 6 1 Lubrication Points 37 6 2 Vacuum Interrupter Showing Contact Erosion Indicator With Breaker Ope...

Page 7: ...stand Voltage kV Hz kA Sec kV kV kA Peak Amperes 36W VAC25 3 6 50 60 25 3 40 10 63 630 1250 2000 3150 72W VAC16 7 2 50 60 16 3 60 20 40 630 800 1250 72W VAC20 7 2 50 60 20 3 60 20 50 630 800 1250 1600...

Page 8: ...3 60 20 40 630 800 1250 72W VACR20 7 2 50 60 20 3 60 20 50 630 800 1250 72W VACR25 7 2 50 60 25 3 60 20 63 630 800 1250 2000 72W VACR32 7 2 50 60 31 5 3 60 20 80 1250 2000 72W VACR40 7 2 50 60 40 3 60...

Page 9: ...IB131009EN Instruction Book Page 3 630A Element 630A 105kg Figure 1 1 Type W VACR 630A breaker element only outline dimensions millimeters and weights kilograms...

Page 10: ...IB131009EN Instruction Book Page 4 630A Element 630A 105kg Figure 1 2 Type W VACR 630A breaker element only outline dimensions millimeters and weights kilograms...

Page 11: ...IB131009EN Instruction Book Page 5 800 1250A Element 800A 1250A 110kg Figure 1 3 Type W VACR 800 1250A breaker element only outline dimensions millimeters and weights kilograms...

Page 12: ...IB131009EN Instruction Book Page 6 800 1250A Element 800A 1250A 110kg Figure 1 4 Type W VACR 800 1250A breaker element only outline dimensions millimeters and weights kilograms...

Page 13: ...IB131009EN Instruction Book Page 7 2000A Element 2000A 149kg Figure 1 5 Type W VACR 2000A breaker element only outline dimensions millimeters and weights kilograms...

Page 14: ...IB131009EN Instruction Book Page 8 2000A Element 2000A 149kg Figure 1 6 Type W VACR 2000A breaker element only outline dimensions millimeters and weights kilograms...

Page 15: ...IB131009EN Instruction Book Page 9 2500A Element 2500A 154kg Figure 1 7 Type W VACR up to 2500A 50kA breaker element only outline dimensions millimeters and weights kg...

Page 16: ...ge 10 Up to 1250A Element 630A 115kg 800A 1250A 121kg Front View Side View Front View 1600A 2000A Elements 1600A 2000A 160kg Side View Figure 1 8 Type W VAC breaker element only outline dimensions mil...

Page 17: ...350 1299 1275 1340 200 620 33 33 3 A 570 G 197 202 373 F F C POLE A POLE B POLE Earthing Contacts 440 701 44 6 269 84 4 456 6 538 48 3 228 3 Rating A B C D E F G Weight Carriage Upto15kV Upto1250Ato4...

Page 18: ...IB131009EN Instruction Book Page 12 Figure 1 10 Outline and Dimensions mm Type W VAC 3150 breaker with carriage assembly...

Page 19: ...circuits and equipment should be permitted to work on these breakers Read these instructions carefully before attempting any installation operation or maintenance of these breakers Always remove the r...

Page 20: ...ny signs of damage or rough handing Open the con tainer carefully to avoid any damage to the contents When opening the container be careful that any loose items or hardware are not discarded with the...

Page 21: ...age checks should be made to make sure that the breaker is free from shipping dam age and is in satisfactory operating condition The breaker is shipped with its contacts open and clos ing springs disc...

Page 22: ...16 Front Panel Manual Charge Socket Open Closed Indicator Spring Charged Discharged Indicator Operation Counter Rating Nameplate Manual Open Button Manual Close Button Figure 3 2 Type W VAC breaker e...

Page 23: ...itch Motor Cutoff Switch Closing Cam Spring Release Close Coil Assembly Shunt Trip Assembly Position Switch 8 Charging Motor Charging Pawl 11 Ratchet Wheel 12 R H Closing Spring 13 Opening Spring 14 M...

Page 24: ...9 8 6 7 Secondary Disconnect Lifter Yoke Opening Support Insulator Primary Disconnect Vacuum Interrupter Contact Loading Spring Wipe Spring Operating Rod Drive Insulator Flexible Connector Figure 3 4...

Page 25: ...Rear View Mechanism Enclosure Support Insulator Primary Disconnect Levering in Screw Carriage Carriage Wheel Shoot Bolt Lever Shutter Operator Levering Device Socket Figure 3 5 Side and rear external...

Page 26: ...sm Enclosure Support Insulator Primary Disconnect Levering in Screw Cradle Cradle Wheel Shutter Operator Levering Device Socket Shoot Bolt Lever Earthing Contact Figure 3 6 Front and rear external vie...

Page 27: ...anism Enclosure Support Insulator Primary Disconnect Levering in Screw Carriage Rear View Carriage Wheel Shoot Bolt Lever Shutter Operator Levering Device Socket Figure 3 7 Front and rear external vie...

Page 28: ...ually charge the closing springs and close the breaker Check contact erosion and wipe as described in Section 6 5 4 6 PRIMARY CIRCUIT RESISTANCE Check the primary circuit resistance as described in Se...

Page 29: ...the maintenance tool into the manual charging socket b Lifting shoot lever permits insertion of levering crank c Manually closing the breaker d Manually tripping the breaker Figure 4 1 Type W VAC bre...

Page 30: ...interlock prevents releasing the closing springs electrically or manually if the breaker is already closed drawout and fixed configurations d Anti Latch Interlock This interlock prevents the breaker f...

Page 31: ...embly version lift the shoot bolt lever and pull the breaker out The breaker will close and trip as it comes out from the Test position 2 For the double tier configuration cradle assembly version retr...

Page 32: ...acked into the fully connected position Possibility 3 The basic breaker element combined with a cradle assembly is used for double tier switchgear This combination is only for use in a behind the door...

Page 33: ...is very minimal over time with Eaton vacuum interrupters utilizing copper chrome contact material If contact erosion reaches 1 8 inch the interrupter must be replaced A contact erosion indicator mark...

Page 34: ...is used to close the contacts i e stroke and the remainder is used to further compress the preloaded wipe spring This additional compression is called wipe Wipe and Stroke are thus related to each ot...

Page 35: ...front accessi ble Motion to close and open the interrupter contacts is provided through operating rods connecting the mecha nism pole shaft to the bell cranks of the interrupter assemblies 5 2 1 OPERA...

Page 36: ...ring discharged Figure 5 5c Breaker closed and closing spring discharged Figure 5 5d Breaker closed and closing spring charged Pole Shaft Main Link Banana Link Trip Latch ShuntTripLever ShuntTripCoil...

Page 37: ...rged PoleShaft Anti CloseInterlock SpringRelease Close Latch SpringCrank Closing Spring ClosingSpringFixedEnd SpringRelease Close Coil Cam Shaft Motor Ratchet Lever DrivePawl 11 Ratchet Wheel 12 Holdi...

Page 38: ...s opened The Y b contact opens the SR circuit so that even though the breaker would subsequently open it could not be reclosed before CS C was released and remade This is the anti pump function 5 3 1...

Page 39: ...e coil has at least 85 of the rated voltage applied the moving clapper is held to the yoke by the magnetic force even though the reset lever has moved up 5 4 INTERLOCKS NEVER DISABLE OR DEFEAT ANY INT...

Page 40: ...Instruction Book Page 34 IB131009EN Figure 5 7 Typical DC and AC control schemes...

Page 41: ...ruction Book Page 35 IB131009EN MovingClapper StationaryYoke UVTripDeviceCoil ExtensionSprings Trip D Shaft Lever Slotted Link PoleShaftLever Reset Lever Figure 5 8 Undervoltage trip device configurat...

Page 42: ...TED BY THIS INSTRUCTION BOOK ADDITIONS CHANGES OR ALTERATIONS MADE THAT ARE NOT SPECIFI CALLY ADDRESSED IN THIS INSTRUCTION BOOK AND NOT IN KEEPING WITH APPLICABLE IEC STANDARDS AND ACCEPTED ELECTRICA...

Page 43: ...r when operating in a clean non corrosive environment For a dusty and cor rosive environment inspection should be performed twice a year Additionally it is recommended to inspect the breaker every tim...

Page 44: ...therightinsideofthepole unit support see Figure 6 4 Use the erosion gauge to inspect the erosion level see Figure 6 5 If the erosion gauge pointer 3150Aonly isalignedorabove erosion mark replace pole...

Page 45: ...ri ate test voltage and maintain for one minute Successful withstand indicates that all interrupters have satisfactory vacuum level If there is a breakdown the defective interrupter or interrupters sh...

Page 46: ...pole unit assembly must be replaced Figures 6 2 and 6 3 Figure 6 3 Vacuum interrupter showing contact erosion indicator with breaker closed indicators are checked only when breaker is closed 6 5 1 CON...

Page 47: ...age of the breaker For the breakers rated 12kv and 15 kv the test voltages are 21 kv and 27 kv rms respectively Conduct the test as fol lows Close the breaker Connect the high potential lead of the te...

Page 48: ...loose parts such as bolts nuts pins and rings Check for excessive wear or damage to the breaker components Operate the breaker several times manu ally and electrically Check the closing and opening t...

Page 49: ...ged AND THE MAIN CONTACT INDICATOR SHOWS Open Figure 6 9 Step 2 Remove the circuit breaker front cover Be sure to save the original fasteners for reassembly Step 3 Cut a piece of one inch wide draftin...

Page 50: ...re 6 8 Status Indicators A shows the contact status indication and B shows the spring indication Figure 6 12 Attaching CloSureTM Test Tool at Hole A Figure 6 9 Starting Tape at Bottom of Cam Figure 6...

Page 51: ...ings Figure 6 15 Manually Closing Circuit Breaker with Marker in Hole C Figure 6 17 Move Marker 15o to Right Figure 6 18 Move Marker 15o to Left Figure 6 16 Top View of Cam and Marker Interface Figure...

Page 52: ...A 3 A 4 C 2 C 1C 3 C 4 C 5 C 6 B 1 B 2 Width B Figure not to scale Note Use the center of the marker diameter to determine X distance 8 0 to 10 inches X Inches CloSureTM Overtravel CloSureTM Distance...

Page 53: ...y should be effective for many years They should not be disturbed unless there is definite evidence of sluggishness dirt or parts are dis mantled for some reason If it becomes necessary to disassemble...

Page 54: ...bad switch or trip bar not reset Auxiliary Switch bcontactopenorburned Motor Cut off Contacts open or burned Trip Coil Assembly Clapper fails to reset PoleShaft Notopenfully Trip Latch Reset Spring D...

Page 55: ...or open TerminalsandConnections Poororburnedoropen Trip Mechanism Trip Clapper Jammed Trip Bar Trip Latch Jammed Trip Sound Trip Mechanism PoleShaft Jammed OperatingRodAssembly Brokenorpinsout Vacuum...

Page 56: ...voltage for electrical components d Specify the method of shipping desired e Send all orders or correspondence to the nearest Eaton sales office Table 7 1 Recommended W VAC W VACR and W VACW Spare Par...

Page 57: ...5 kA75 kV BIL 4D13307G02 3 12 W VAC Pole Unit Assy 1250A Upto12kV 31 5and40kA 75kVBIL 4D13307G03 3 13 W VAC Pole Unit Assy 1250A Upto12kV 40kA 75kVBIL 4D13307G05 3 14 W VAC Pole Unit Assy 2000A Upto12...

Page 58: ...Assy All 3150A 69D3312G01 3 3 6kV 25kA 7 2kV 25kA 69D3312G02 3 7 2kV 40kA 69D3312G03 3 12kV 25kA 69D3312G04 3 12kV 40kA 69D3312G05 3 12kV 50kA 69D3312G06 3 15kV 25kA 69D3312G07 3 15kV 40kA 69D3312G08...

Page 59: ...25 69D3313H29 69D3313H17 69D3313H30 69D3313H04 69D3313H10 69D3313H18 69D3313H05 69D3313H11 69D3313H19 69D3313H26 69D3313H06 69D3313H12 69D3313H20 69D3313H27 69D3313H31 69D3313H21 69D3313H32 69D3313H22...

Page 60: ...9G02 1 220 250 VDC 8064A19G03 1 120 VAC 8064A19G09 1 240 VAC 8064A19G10 1 33 Motor Cut Off Switch 5677B02G05 1 34 LatchCheckSwitch 699B147G01 1 35 Position Switch 1 Position Switch 2 8064A03G01 3759A9...

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