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GEI-88767

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Fig. 3 Operating and Maintenance

Handles

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Uhit Pole Opening

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10

11

1. Sperating Handle

2. Maintenance Handle

3. Spring Blocking Pin

1.

Blade Stop Block

2.

Arc Chute Contacts

3.

Auxiliary Blade

4.

Spacer

5. Arc Chute Side

6.

Primary Contact Blade

7. Auxiliary Blade Spring

8.

Camming Screw

9.

Lock Nut

10.

Auxiliary Blade

Release Hook

11.

Operating Rod

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Summary of Contents for SE-100E

Page 1: ...duction 1 Ratings 1 Receiving HancUing and Storage 2 Ins Callation 3 scription of Operation SE lOOE SE 1008 4 SE lOOM ll Adjustments SE 100E SE 1008 5 SE 1QQ I 12 Final Inspection 13 Renewal Parts 15 Lubrication Chart 16 Schematic Wiring Diagram SE lOOE 16 SWITCHGEAR PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT GENERAL fj ELECTRIC PHILADELPHIA PA ...

Page 2: ...reater than those given on the nameplate The chart below gives the ratings for the basic switches SE 100 Switch Ratings N ominal Max Design BIL Continuous Load Break Close Latch Momentar 1 1 oltage Voltage KV Current Current Current Current KV KV Atnps Amps Amps KA filtll 4 8 5 5 60 600 600 40 000 40 gg 4 8 5 5 60 1200 1200 61 000 61 r lr 1 13 2 15 5 95 600 600 40 000 40 rk gJtll 13 2 15 5 95 1200...

Page 3: ... in the chute The hot arc re leases gases from the plastic chute in such volume that the arc is blown away from the rapidly moving auxiliary blade and cooled by con tact with the large area of the chute sides After the arc has been extinguished the blade will continue to open producing a sufficient air gap to isolate the terminals RECEIVING HANDLING AND STORAGE Receiving and Handling Immediately u...

Page 4: ...d be used to prevent twisting Connection The connections on the 600 ampere switch may be made from above or below the insulator support The 1200 ampere switch must have the upper connections above the upper insulator support and the lower connection below the hinge support insulator Connection of bus bars to this terminal can easily be made u ing the provided terminal bolts After connections to th...

Page 5: ...ng 4 Fig 1 located on the right side and compress it fully Continued rotation of the handle will push the spring over the toggle position and it will start to discharge A driving lug 5 Fig 2 will engage the drive crank 3 which is directly connected to the main crank shaft 11 Fig 2 just as the primary spring leaves the toggle position When the main crank shaft has rotated a few de rees the fully ch...

Page 6: ...n crank shaft has rotated a few degrees past the primary spring toggle position the spring will dis charge opening the switch and charging the booster spring 5 Fig 1 for the next closing operation The primary blade 11 Fig 7 travel will cause the primary contacts 5 to part first and the arcing contacts 6 a few degrees later The spring loaded auxiliary blade 3 Fig 4 will remain latched to the contac...

Page 7: ...tch for adjusting purposes Upper Closed Mechanism Stop The upper buffer stops 3 Fig 5 located on either side of the mecha nism at the ends of the main crank shaft must be adjusted to position the operating rod cranks when the switch is closed Operate the switch to the fully closed position The operating rod must go over toggle approximately k at the crank connection when the switch is closed A sim...

Page 8: ...le and note the engagement of the primary contacts 4 arc ing contacts 6 8 and guide block 10 The blades should center around the guide block without bearing heavily on either side They should also be centered in the primary and arcing contact fingers If the blades press hard against the sides of the guide block loosen the 2 bolts 11 Fig 8 holding the block Again check the contact alignment If the ...

Page 9: ...ottom to the top of the support to decrease the gap To increase the gap move some of the top shims to the bottom support When the release gap is properly set check again the dimension from the back edge of the chute to the primary contact finger support and the alignment of the auxiliary blade in the chute opening Auxiliary Blade Release The auxiliary blade release hook 14 Fig 7 should be adjusted...

Page 10: ...d Move the nut in increments of one sixth of a turn to assure line up of cotter pin hole and slot in the nut Control Power Check SE lOOE After the switch has been opened and closed several times with the maintenance closing handle and all adjustments have been checked as described the operating voltage should be checked at the motor ter minal board For electrical operation of the mechanism the con...

Page 11: ...at the time of periodic maintenance and requires no dis assembly The second method outlines a lubrication procedure similar to that performed on the device at the factory but should be used only in case of a general overhaul or disassembly for other reasons General Electric Lubricants D50Hl5 and D50H47 are available in 1 4 col lapsible tubes It is so packaged to insure cleanliness and to prevent o...

Page 12: ... SE lOOM The SE lOOM switch has a direct mechanical drive and the closing and opening energy is supplied by the operator When operating the switch the handle should be rotated with a posi tive motion throughout its entire stroke Closing Operation Closing the switch is accomplished by inserting the operating handle l Fig 3 into the handle socket provided in the operating hub 7 Fig 1 in the enclosur...

Page 13: ...to Page 7 Primary Contact Alignment Close the primary blades 12 Fig 8 nance handle and note the engagement guide block 10 The blades should out bearing heavily on either side the primary contact fingers slowly by the use of the mainte of the primary contacts 4 and center around the guide block with They should also be centered in If the blades press hard against the sides of the guide block loosen...

Page 14: ...ightness 2 See that all bearing surfaces of the mechanism have been lubri cated 3 Operate the device slowly several times by hand and note that there is no binding or excessive friction 4 See that any place where the surface of the paint has been dam aged during installation is repainted immediately 5 Replace all barriers covers and any other parts that may have been removed during installation Hi...

Page 15: ...hich have been removed from service and stored over an extended period of time under unfavorable atmospheric conditions NOTE Before applying a hi potential test make certain that the switch has been disconnected from both the source and load If the SE lOOE secondary wiring is to be given a hi potential test at 1500 volts remove both of the motor leads from the terminal board Failure to disconnect ...

Page 16: ...pring All 6 161A5829 P 1 161A5829 P 1 Not Req Arcing Contact Blade 600 3 105C9366 P 4 105C9366 P 4 Not Req Arcing Contact Blade 1200 3 105C9366 G 1 105C9366 G 1 Not Req Arc Chute Assembly 4 8KV 600 3 105C9350 G 1 10509350 G 1 10509350 G 2 Arc Chute Assembly 4 8KV 1200 3 105C9350 G 1 105C9350 G 1 Not Avail Arc Chute Assembly 13 2KV All 3 10509350 G 2 lOS0935Q G 2 10509350 G 2 Auxiliary Blade 4 8KV ...

Page 17: ...Light application of SAE 20 30 oil Apply D50Hl5 grease Light application of SAE 20 30 oil at rear oil hole only Clean bearings then apply D50Hl5 grease Wipe clean and apply D50Hl5 grease Light application of SAE 20 30 oil at rear oil hole only Fig 11 LUBRICATION CHART _L LOsE L CONTROL LS I SWITCH 7 FUSED SOURCE t l I p i CONTROL LR SWITCH 2 5 CLOSE RELAY LS 6 S LR 6 OPEN RELAY 16 3T AS 3 SWITCH S...

Page 18: ...ng Stop Bolt lA Spring Stop Bolt 2 Spring Stop 3 Driving Crank 4 Hole for Spring Blocking Pin 5 Driving Lug 6 Buffer Rubber 7 Buffer Stop 8 Operating Rod 9 Operating Rod Crank 10 Operating Hub 11 Main Crank Shaft 12 Maintenance Handle GEI 88767 Fig 1 SE lOOS Switch Partially Open 4 8 a l 2 t 4 L 3 6 7 5 9 11 10 1 _ 12 Fig 2 Spring Drive Mechanism 17 ...

Page 19: ... 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 Sperating Handle 2 Maintenance Handle 3 Spring Blocking Pin 1 Blade Stop Block 2 Arc Chute Contacts 3 Auxiliary Blade 4 Spacer 5 Arc Chute Side 6 Primary Contact Blade 7 Auxiliary Blade Spring 8 Camming Screw 9 Lock Nut 10 Auxiliary Blade Release Hook 11 Operating Rod ...

Page 20: ...er Buffer Stop 1 Auxiliary Blade Spring 2 Auxiliary Blade Release Hook 3 Spring Stop 4 Carruning Screw 5 Lock Nut 6 Adjusting Nut 7 Release Hook Spring 8 Operating Rod 9 Operating Rod Crank 10 Main Crank Shaft GEI 88767 11 2 4 3 Fig 5 Buffer Assembly Fig 6 Switch Blade Adjustments 19 ...

Page 21: ...hute Mounting Bolts Primary Contact Blade Auxiliary Contact Blade Rivot Pin for Auxiliary Blade Auxiliary Blade Release Hook Operating Rod Clevis Pin Hinge Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Fig 8 Contact Arrangement Arc Chute Mounting Bolts Upper Terminal Shims Primary Contacts Contact Bolts Arcing Contact Fingers Contact Bolt Movable Arcing Contact Tube Spacer Guide Block Buffer Block Bolts Primary ...

Page 22: ...hute Stationary Primary Contact Primary Blade Stop Primary Blade 1 Auxiliary Switch 2 Motor 3 Start Stop Relay GEI 88767 Fig 9 Unit Pole Fully Open 3 5 1 4 Close Relay 5 Open Relay Fig 10 Electrical Operator 21 ...

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