2.3 Datos de Sistema
2.3 Datos de Sistema
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1120082001 SINGLE-LINE DIAGRAM
Revision 1 (A) Revision 2 (B) Revision 3 (C) Revision 4 (D) Revision 5 (E) Revision 6 (F) Revision 7 (G)
prepared: Dat./Vis. 12-05-25 JIT
approved: Dat./Vis. 12-05-25 TGL
released: Dat./Vis. 12-05-25
arised from: 7RA9008GB Client Ref.: -
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Wettingen / Switzerland Rev. Page
by Schneider E l e c t r i c
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TECHNICAL DATA
of
UPS SYSTEM, Type: PEW 1010-110/220-EAN-R
Item #: UPS 1: UPS-285 A / UPS 2: UPS-285 B
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. System configuration
2. Mechanical Specification
3. General Specification
4. Electrical Specification of one System unit
5. Adjustments
6. Operational Parameters
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TECHNICAL DATA — PEW 1010-110/220-EAN-R
1. SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
One complete UPS system is consisting of:
Pcs:
2 Rectifiers / Chargers
2 Inverters incl. Static Switches EA & EN
1 Manual bypass switch with 3 switching positions
1 Bypass mains Transformer
1 Battery
1 Distribution
2. MECHANICAL SPECIFICATION
UPS
Enclosure ................................................................................. : The UPS is housed in a free-standing,
fully metal enclosed cabinet arranged
for floor mounting.
BATTERY
Mounting .................................................................................. : The Battery is mounted on a steel
rack
Weight....................................................................................... : 1310 kg
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TECHNICAL DATA — PEW 1010-110/220-EAN-R
Number of cells ......................................................................... : 1 string x 92 cells
Type.......................................................................................... : LBE415P
Autonomy........................................................................... total : 240 min at Load 10.0 kVA, p.f. 0.8 lag
ambient temperature 20 °C
3. GENERAL SPECIFICATION
Installation altitude with full rating .............................................. : max. 1000 m ASL
With derating of 7 % per additional 1000 m .......................... : max. 4000 m ASL
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TECHNICAL DATA — PEW 1010-110/220-EAN-R
Input voltage .............................................................. (3ph, PE) : 3 x 480 V AC
- Tolerance — DC in tolerance........................................... : + 10 / - 10 %
- Tolerance — for function ................................................. : + 10 / - 15 %
Power factor
- at nominal mains and float charge ................................... : » 0,83 ind.
- at - 10 % mains and float charge ..................................... : » 0,90 ind.
- at + 10 % mains and float charge .................................... : » 0,75 ind.
Input frequency.......................................................................... : 60 Hz ± 6%
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TECHNICAL DATA — PEW 1010-110/220-EAN-R
INVERTER
Nominal input voltage............................................................. : 110 V DC
Input voltage tolerance
- for adherence to the output data. ..................................... : - 15 % / + 20 %
- for adherence to the function. .......................................... : ± 25 %
BATTERY FUSE
Voltage...................................................................................... : 480 V DC
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TECHNICAL DATA — PEW 1010-110/220-EAN-R
DISTRIBUTION see drawing: 1120082001/00 Chapter 04
SYSTEM
Overall efficiency ...................................................................... : 77 %
Tolerances according to IEC 60146-2
5. ADJUSTMENTS
RECTIFIER / BATTERY
Float charge voltage.................................................................. : 131 V DC
INVERTER
Possibilities Settings
Low DC voltage Warning ........ : ......................................... 95 V DC
Shutdown...... : ......................................... 87 V DC
Slewrate
(for redundant system)..................... : Individual system unit (fix) 4 Hz/s
Overall system (fix)........... 1 Hz/s
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TECHNICAL DATA — PEW 1010-110/220-EAN-R
SYSTEM
Possibilities Settings
Delay of Common Alarm relay.............. : 0...327 s.......................................... 5s
6. OPERATIONAL PARAMETERS
Possibilities Settings
Second language in Display ................. : Two languages: ............................GB + ES
CZ / DE / DK / ES / FI / FR / HU / IT / NL /
NO / PL / PT / RU / SE / SK.......................
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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
of
REDUNDANT UPS System PEW/PDW with Static switches EA
& EN, with one 3-Position Manual bypass switch,
1 common Battery & 1 common Bypass mains
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. General Explanations
2. Priorities
3. Normal Operation
4. Battery Operation
5. Bypass Operation
6. Charger Only
7. Standby Operation
8. Off
9. Manual Bypass
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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
1. GENERAL EXPLANATION
ACTUATION OF «SWITCHES»
Depending upon the system configuration, the switches represented in the sketches can be circuit
breakers, switch-disconnectors (fuse switch-disconnectors) and the designation can be made
according to customer's request see «Single linde diagram».
2. PRIORITIES
The parallel/redundant UPS can be operated in different operating modes, dependent on the
availability of the rectifier mains, bypass mains, battery voltage and actual load.
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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
One of the two inverters will begin to operate as «Master» and sends thereby the bypass
mains synchronization signal on the internal synchronization bus.
The «Slave» inverter will synchronize to this signal and hence all three outputs are in phase
(Inverter 1, Inverter 2 and Bypass).
In each controller an internal oscillator is synchronously running to the synchronization
signal.
If the synchronization signal from the bypass mains is missing (or outside the tolerance
range) the oscillator of the «Master» will take over.
In the case of a failure in the controller which is operating as «Master», the «Slave» will
immediately become «Master».
♦ therefore, that both system units are informed about the current operating
mode
In parallel/redundancy operation the unit running in parallel is informed about the operating
mode of the other unit in question. This causes that the second unit changes automatically on
the same operating mode, dependent on the priority sequence.
A parallel/redundant UPS tries to operate both units in an operating mode of the highest priority
see fig. 1.
If the second unit tries to change to a lower priority, e.g. battery operation, and if the first unit
runs still in normal operation, the second unit will change to «Hot standby» see fig. 2.
If the first unit changes to a lower priority, e.g. battery operation, the second unit will likewise
change to battery operation see fig. 3.
In the following the different operating modes and priorities for an UPS with the static switches EA &
EN are explained:
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3. NORMAL OPERATION
At normal operation the manual bypass switch is always at position «AUTO».
The three-phase AC input of both units (rectifier mains 1 & 2) are fed to the phase angle controlled
rectifiers via a matching transformer. The rectifiers compensate mains voltage fluctuations as well
as load deviations, and maintain the DC voltage constant.
The rectifiers of both units supply their inverter with energy and secure that the connected battery is
kept on standby (float charge and boost charge depend on the charging condition and on the type of
the battery).
The downstream inverters convert the DC voltage by means of optimized sinewave pulse width
control (PWM) into AC voltage and supply the connected load via the static switch EA.
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Should one inverter fail the other one takes over the full load see fig. 2.
If the supply of the load from the inverter is not secured, due to e.g. overload (each > 150%
1 minute, 125% 10 minutes) or a fault in the inverter, the UPS will change over to bypass operation
for further information see section 5: «Bypass operation».
Fig. 2 The load is supplied from one inverter via the static switch EA
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4. BATTERY OPERATION
At battery operation the manual bypass switch is always at position «AUTO».
In the event of power sags or failures the inverters are no longer supplied from the rectifiers. The
battery which is connected to the DC intermediate circuit is called up automatically and without
interruption to supply the current.
The discharging of the battery is signalled. The battery voltage drops as a function of the duration
and the magnitude of the discharge current. The voltage drop is controlled by the inverters and thus
the UPS output voltage is kept constant.
If the limit of discharge of the battery is approached an alarm is activated. On mains recovery or on
emergency power generation by means of a diesel generator before the limit of discharge is
reached the system changes automatically back to normal operation, if not, the system will change
automatically to bypass operation, if the bypass mains is available and within the tolerance range. If
the bypass mains is not available or outside the tolerance range the system will shut down
automatically.
On mains recovery or on emergency power generation by means of a diesel generator the rectifiers
start up after 60 seconds and will charge the battery, if the UPS system is programmed for
«AUTOSTART» at mains recovery see «Technical data». If the system is not programmed
for «AUTOSTART» it has to be restarted manually see description 7RA9119GB «Starting
- Switching over - Stopping».
Dependent on the depth of discharge of the battery the charge current is limited by means of the
battery current limitation.
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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
Fig. 3 The load is supplied from the battery
UPS 1 F028 EN
RECTIFIER 1 INVERTER 1
Q001 F021 Q094 LOAD
MAINS 1
EA
Q004
common (Q005)
BATTERY STATIC SWITCHES Q093
UPS 2
F028 EN
Q004
RECTIFIER 2 (Q005) INVERTER 2
Q001 F021 Q095
MAINS 2
EA
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5. BYPASS OPERATION
At bypass operation the manual bypass switch is always at position «AUTO».
This system part enables the consumers to be changed over without interruption to direct mains
power supply (bypass mains) under adherence to the specified tolerances. The change-over can be
initiated automatically by a control signal, or manually.
Every interrupt-free change-over, whether automatic or manual is normally only possible if voltage,
frequency and phase relation of the UPS system are synchronized to the bypass mains. Deviations
in the mains frequency outside the specified tolerance ranges inhibit normally a change-over. It is
possible to configure the UPS in such a way that the system can change over to bypass even when
it is not synchronized. In this case the change-over is made with a break of 10….20ms.
Automatic change-over of the load to the bypass mains takes place when the power supply within
the specified tolerances is not assured by the inverters.
If a bypass mains fault occurs in this situation the system will automatically change over to normal
operation if the rectifier mains is available, otherwise a change-over to battery operation takes place
if the battery is available and within the tolerance range (occurs only if the system is manually
switched to bypass operation). Thereby, dependent on the programming a short loss of the
output voltage can occur.
Fig. 4 Bypass operation due to automatic change-over. The load is supplied direct
from the bypass mains without disturbing the consumers at the safe bus.
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If the overload any longer does not exist or a possible error is recovered, the UPS switches
automatically back to normal operation or battery operation.
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Fig. 5 Bypass operation due to manual change-over. The load is supplied direct
from the bypass mains without disturbing the consumers at the safe bus.
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6. CHARGER ONLY
Fig. 6
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7. STANDBY OPERATION
Fig. 7 UPS ready for switching on
UPS 1 F028 EN
RECTIFIER 1 INVERTER 1
Q001 F021 Q094 LOAD
MAINS 1
EA
Q004
common (Q005)
BATTERY STATIC SWITCHES Q093
UPS 2
F028 EN
Q004
RECTIFIER 2 (Q005) INVERTER 2
Q001 F021 Q095
MAINS 2
EA
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8. OFF
Circuit breakers, switch-disconnectors (fuse switch-disconnectors), or changeover
switches, as well as any additionnal «switches» may only be actuated according to
the descriptions «Commissioning» and 7RA9119GB «Starting - Switching over -
Stopping».
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9. MANUAL BYPASS
The position « TEST » can be used for test purposes (repair and maintenance work), e.g. for the
synchronization of the inverter to the bypass mains, or for switching attempts between Inverter -
Bypass - Inverter. Therefore an external artificial load can be connected at the TEST terminal
(optional), which however may not exceed the rated output (load + test load = ≤ rated output).
Check therefore the fuse size of the main fuse at the UPS input (bypass mains)!!
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Fig. 10 Repair and Maintenance Work
For repair and maintenance work or work inside the system respectively the system is
switched volt-free (manual bypass switch at position «BYPASS») with the
exception of some components in the connection field as well as elements and lines,
which can be energized.
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SEPARATION OF THE REDUNDANCY
COMMUNICATION
for
REDUNDANT UPS SYSTEMS, Type: PEW / PDW-R
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. Parallel / Redundancy operation = Normal operation
2. Separation of the Redundancy = Single operation
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SEPARATION OF THE REDUNDANCY COMMUNICATION
At parallel/redundant operation the system unit in parallel is informed about the operational
mode of the other system unit. This causes that the system automatically changes to the same
operational mode depending on the priority succession. In case of a fault or change-over, the
affected system unit in parallel cannot force another system unit to a lower priority mode than the
healthy unit is able to maintain.
If a fault arises in a system unit in parallel, it will switch over to a lower priority, and automatically
turn off if the other system unit can manage the load. If the other system unit cannot manage the
load, both system units switch over to a lower priority operational mode.
Only if all safe bus switches of UPS1 and UPS2 are closed, both system units are running in
redundant operation.
Please consider that the safe bus switches of UPS1 and UPS2 and may not be
opened during normal operation (parallel operation), otherwise the parallel
operation connection is lost.
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SEPARATION OF THE REDUNDANCY COMMUNICATION
Due to the separation of the redundancy both system units are not working on a common busbar.
Only if all safe bus switches of UPS1 and UPS2 are closed, both system units are working in
redundant operation.
The two Masterlogic boards A701 on the Controllers A070 of UPS1 and UPS2 control the behaviour
of the redundant system. This improves the communication between the two system units and they
also get the information about the condition of the output breakers. If the outputs of UPS1 and
UPS2 are not connected together or one UPS is turned off then UPS1 and UPS2 act in every case
exactly like a single UPS.
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