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TYPE KQS PHASE SELECTOR RELAY 

able  stationary  contacts.  The  bridging  moving  con­

tact  should  touch  both  stationary  contacts  simul­

taneously. 

Three-Phase Negative  Sequence  Filter 

The  filter  is  adjusted  for  balance  at  the  factory 

and  no  further  adjustments  or  maintenance  should  be 
required.  With  balanced  three  phase  currents  of  10 
amperes.  60  cycles,  phase  rotation  A.  B.  C.  intro­
duced  into  the  input  terminals  as  marked  on  Dwg. 
17-D-3325.  The  voltage  between  the  output  terminals 

A'.  B'.  and  C '.  should  be  zero.  Use  a  high  resistance 

voltmeter  for  this  check. 

Connect  terminals  A',  B',  and  C',  to  terminals 

3.  5.  and  7  of  the  type  KQS  relay.  Connect  the  relay 

terminals  2.  4.  and  6  together.  With  balanced  three­
phase  currents  of  5  amperes,  60  cycles,  phase  rota­
tion  A,  B,  C,  applied  to  the  filter  input  terminals  A, 

B.  C.  and  the  neutral  made  by  connecting  terminals 

A",  B"  and  C"  together,  the  voltage  across  the re­

lay  terminals  2  and  3.  4  and  5  and  6  and  7  should  be 
zero.  Now,  reverse  the  connections  to  the  filter  in-

put  terminals  A  and  B  and  check  the  voltage  now 
appearing  across  the  relay  terminals.  These  three 

voltages  should  be  substantially  0. 7  volt. 

With  the  relay  and  filter  connected,  apply  1  am­

pere  between  phase  to  neutral  of  the  filter.  Adjust 
the  spring  of  the  proper  phase  selector  such  that  the 
contact  just  closes. 

Apply  15  amperes  between  phase  to  neutral  and 

check  the  action of  the  phase  selector  elements.  The 
element  associated  with  the  phase  being  energized 
should  operate  while  the  other  two  elements  should 
remain  open. 

RENEWAL  PARTS 

Repair  work  can  be  done  most  satisfactorily  at 

the  factory.  However.  interchangeable  parts  can  be 

furnished  to  the  customers  who  are  equipped  for  do­

ing  repair  work.  When  ordering  parts,  always  give 

the  complete nameplate data. 

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Summary of Contents for KQS

Page 1: ...e mounting structure for the magnetic core The magnetic core which houses the lower pin bearing is secured to the frame by a locking nut The bearing can be replaced if neces sary without having to rem...

Page 2: ...en above 2 The negative sequence coils of the type KQS re lay are normally connected in star to terminals A B and C of the negative sequence filter The neu tral of this star should not be grounded The...

Page 3: ...the underside of the bridge and is held in place by a spring type clamp that does not have to be loosened prior to making the necessary adjustments The spring is to be adjusted such that the contacts...

Page 4: ...tral made by connecting terminals A B and C together the voltage across the re lay terminals 2 and 3 4 and 5 and 6 and 7 should be zero Now reverse the connections to the filter in 4 put terminals A a...

Page 5: ...LECTOit COITACTS CLOS R M FROIT VIEW INTERNAL SCHEMATIC X3 IMDICATIMG COMTACTOit SWITCH ZERO SEQUUCE COILS CHASSIS OPERATED SHOitTia SWITCM ifi r CURlEIT TEST JACI __Q_j 9 TERM I MAL 187A421 Fig 1 Int...

Page 6: ...NOT CURRENT FORCED CIRCUIT MAY BE OPENED WITHOUT DISCONNECTING C T S NOTE 3 THIS POINT SHOULD NOT BE GROUNDED NOTE 4 USED FOR KD 10 RELAYS 3 PHASE UNIT CON NECTIONS 876A759 0 Fig 2 AC External Connect...

Page 7: ...L _ 4 1 9 2 8 1C eJ0 32 SCREW S OR TERMIA IAW ttt 3T I I f f if DOl M T4 J IOL S 4 HDLE S Fig 4 Outline and Drilling Plan for Type KQS Negative Sequence Filters 2 D 1707 7 w w w E l e c t r i c a l P...

Page 8: ...USE 5 18 STUD 16 190 32 SCREW I 1 J PANEL DRILLIIIG OR PANEL CUTOUT I DRILLING FOR SEMI FWSH I TG CUTOUT FOR PROJECTIQH MTG FROHT VIEW 3 DU 20 HOUS OR CUTOUT i 16 DIA 2 HOL 57D7905 Fig 5 Outline and...

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