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Instruction for Installation, Operation & Maintenance of Vacuum Circuit Breaker Type VD4 / VD4E
Contents
Pg. No.
A.
General
B.
Design
C.
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D.
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E.
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A. GENERAL
A. GENERAL
Pg. No.
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A. GENERAL
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25
Type
Sr. No.
Year
Standard
Rated voltage
Frequency
Insulation level
Normal current
Short circuit breaking current
Duration of short circuit
Short circuit making current
Operating sequence
Weight
Auxiliary voltage:
Closing coil
Opening coil
Motor
Instruction Manual
VD4E
VD4
3 Poles (Kgs)
35
50
50
60
Structure (Kgs)
15
15
Total(Kgs)
100
125
A. GENERAL
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Humidity :
Maximum average relative humidity
measured over 24 hours:
95%
Maximum average relative humidity
measured over 1 month:
90%
Maximum site altitude :
<1000m
(above MSL)
Note: The ambient air should not be
excessively contaminated by dust, smoke,
corrosive or combustible gases, vapours
or salt.
Special Operating Conditions
Special operating conditions are to be agreed
on by the manufacturer and user.
The manufacturers must be consulted in
advance about each special operating
condition.
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B. DESIGN
B.
DESIGN
Pg. No.
General features
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Constructional details
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Pole assembly
10
Operating mechanism
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Truck assembly
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B. DESIGN
General Features
The vacuum interrupter in VD4 / VD4E circuit
breakers are designed such that the contact
speed, travel and mass is low, subsequently
low spring forces are sufficient for operation.
The breaker operating mechanism is thus
extremely low in wear, and the maintenance
requirement are accordingly negligible.
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Operating Mechanism
The operating mechanism consists of :
A spring charging unit which can be
charged manually or electrically by a
geared motor.
Mechanical indicator showing spring
charged / discharged condition.
Indicator for open / close position of the
circuit breaker.
Closing / tripping magnet for performing
closing / opening operation of the circuit
breaker electrically.
Operation counter showing total number
of operations performed by the breaker.
Motor cut-off switch and auxiliary switch.
Switch for annunciation and control of
auxiliary circuits.
Optional items like under voltage trip
additional trip coil and blocking magnet.
Constructional details
Vacuum circuit breaker type VD4-E / VD4
consists of :
Breaker poles of epoxy resin firmly
holding and protecting the vacuum
interrupter assembly from impacts and
other external influences.
A spring charged operating mechanism .
A truck assembly with relevant interlock
features.
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Principle of interruption
Due to the extremely low static interrupter
chamber pressure of 10-4 to 10-8 in mbars,
only a relatively small contact gap is required
to achieve a high dielectric strength. The arc
is extinguished on one of the first natural
current zeros.
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Pg. No.
Preparatory work
Tools & accessories
Technical documents
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Erection
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Electrical connections
High voltage connections
Low voltage connections
Earthing
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Commissioning
General checks
Table 1: Precommissioning checks
Functional checks
Final Checks
Handing over
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Erection
Preparatory work
The following items should be held in
readiness before the circuit breaker is placed
in position.
Tools and Accessories
- Torque wrenches
Range 0 -150Nm
- Ratchet
- Torque screw drives Range 0 - 10Nm
- Extensions Range
0 - 250mm
- Allen keys
size - 3 - 9 (1set)
- Open end & ring spanners
size - 5-32 (1set)
- Screw drivers
size - 00-5 (1set)
- Flat nose plier with side cutter
size - 120mm (1no)
- Circlip plier
(1no)
- Extractor plier
(1no)
- Loctite 290,270,
- Grease ISOFLEX TOPAS NB 52
- Cleaning cloth
- Special tools
- Main shaft rotation tool.
- Special screw driver for torsion
spring.
- Special socket for M6 nylock nut
assembly.
Electrical connection
High voltage connections
Clean and degrease the silver plated
contacts with a clean, non-linting linen
cloth and cleaning agent. Let dry well,
With a linen cloth. Apply a thin film of
contact grease / Vaselene to the contact
surfaces.
The high voltage connections are
provided by means of assembly of
connection bars on the breaker side and
finger pocket assembly on the cubicle
side. Cleaning and degreasing are to be
carried out in the same manner.
Low voltage connections
The auxiliary circuit connection shall be
checked as per the relevant schematic
diagram for correctness.
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Technical documents
Assembly drawings.
Customers order reference drawings.
Circuit diagram.
Dimensional drawings.
Earthing
The permanent earthing is provided by
means of earthing busbar in all the
switchgear cubicles. There are terminals
for connecting external earthings to this
busbar. The stations earthing terminal is
connected only in the end cubicle. Each
circuit breaker is provided with earthing
finger contacts mounted on, the top of
the breaker truck. These finger contacts
engage and slide against the wedge
type contact provided in the switchgear
cubicle, which is, in turn, connected to
the cubicle main earth busbar.
Lubricate the earthing contacts on the
breaker truck and cubicle with a thin film
of vaselene or contact grease and
ensure proper contact engagement.
Erection
For erection of switchgear cubicle, refer the
relevant instruction manual for the particular
cubicle type.
When all the panels are erected correctly,
check that the cubicle fronts are in line and
that the cubicle doors with the interlocking
devices work correctly.
The movement of all the handles should be
easy and smooth.
Put the breaker into the cubicle and check
the following :
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Commissioning
General procedures
Before putting the circuit breaker into service
carry out the following checks :
Check the tightness of the power
connections on the circuit breaker
terminals.
Check that the value of the supply voltage
for the auxiliary circuit is with in 85% and
110%, of the rated voltage, of the
electrical devices.
Check that no foreign material has got
into the moving parts.
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PROCEDURE
POSITIVE CHECK
1. Manual
operating
mechanism
2. Motor
operated
mechanism
(if provided)
3. Undertvoltage Connect the undervoltage release with the The circuit breaker closes
release
relative rated auxiliary supply voltage and and the relevant indications
(if provided)
occur correctly. The circuit
carry out the circuit breaker closing
breaker opens and the
operation. Disconnect the power supply
relevant indication occur
from the release.
correctly.
4. Shunt opening Close the circuit breaker. Connect the
release
shunt opening release with the relative
rated auxiliary supply voltage.
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SUBJECT OF
INSPECTION
PROCEDURE
POSITIVE CHECK
6. Auxiliary
contacts in the
operating
mechanism
7. Test service
position limit
switch
operation
8. Insulation
resistance
9. Functions of
various
interlocks
Functional checks
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Final checks
Rack in the breaker into the switchgear
cubicle.
Re-check all electrical connections,
terminals and connecting leads.
Handing over
After the checks are completed, the circuit
breaker
can be handed over for
commissioning.
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Pg. No.
General Features
Table 2 - Maintenance schedule
Table 3 - Inspection details & actions
Table 4 - Inspection periodicity
Lubrication
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General features
During normal service the circuit breakers
require only limited maintenance. The
frequency and the sort of inspections and
maintenance basically depend on the service
conditions. Various factors must be taken into
account.
e.g. frequency of operations,
interrupted current values and relative power
factor as well as the ambient conditions.
Installation in dusty
(or polluted) ambient
Six months
Six months
Three years
Six months
One year
Six months
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Abnormalities noticed
Remedies
2. Medium voltage
Presence of dust or dirt on the
compartment parts insulating parts
Locking rings out of place. Loose Refix the locking rings in their
position and tighten the nuts or
nuts or screws
screws.
Ask manufacturer for
Distortion or cracking of the
replacement of the damaged
insulating parts
parts
Clean with a rough cloth soaked
Oxidized isolating contacts
in a suitable solvent and
lubricate moderately with neutral
/ contact grease.
Clean the connections and
Traces of overheating or loose
screws on the connections of the breaker terminals with a rough
rag soaked in a suitable solvent.
circuit breaker terminals
Cover them with neutral grease
and tighten the screws.
3. Earthing isolating
Traces of oxidation
Clean with a rough cloth
contact
soaked in a suitable solvent
and lubricate moderately
with neutral grease.
4. Earthing
Traces of oxidation and/or loose Clean with a rough cloth soaked
in suitable solvent. Tighten the
connection
nut
earthing connection fully and
cover it with neutral grease.
Check the supply voltage of the The releases and the electrical
5. Auxiliary circuit
supply voltage
operating mechanism electrical interlocking devices must work
correctly for values between 85%
accessories
and 110% of the relative rated
voltage.
6. Operating and
Carry out the functional tests
Replace the damaged or faulty
control elements
elements (if necessary ask
manufacturer)
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Table 4 :
Inspection periodicity
Task/Parts tobe
maintained
Based On years
Occasionally
Based on No. Of
operations
5,000
10,000
After
Year
As
reqd.
20,000
Points to Note
General inspection
INSPECTIONS:
Operating mechanism
1 1
XX
X
X
complete
/lubrication
Screw connections
5 5
For tightness
Cable connections
5 5
For tightness
For Deformation
X X
For Deformation
Return springs
Circlips and Retaining
5 5
rings
& Intactness
For proper
functioning
Microswitch assly.
For proper
functioning
Motor cut off switch
For proper
functioning
MAINTENANCE:
Lubrication
1 1
X X
motor
For Deformation
For proper
functioning and
arcing level
Return springs
For Deformation
Stop washer
For Deformation
For tightness
Auxiliary switch
2 2
setting
Flexible
Trip coil
Close Coil
Undervoltage coil
For proper
Blocking coil
functioning
Major overhaul
Lubrication
All the sliding parts subject to friction must
be lubricated at the scheduled time.
The lubrication shall be carried out as per
the schedule given in table 2 , clause no. 6.3.
Clean brush or soft cloth shall be used to
carry out
the lubrication. The special
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General
Weight of each pole assembly is approximately
12 Kg for VD4-E and 17 Kg for V D4.
The pole assembly (Drg.4a & 4b,pg. No. 45)
consists of the following components :
Pole housing
(V1001 / V2001)
Vacuum interrupter
(V1002 / V2002)
Operating stud
(V1003 / V2003)
Flexible conductor
(V1008)
Roller contact assly.
(V2008)
Top connection bar / Support
(V1004 / V2004)
Bottom connection bar/Contact flange assly.
(V1005 / V2006)
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Dismantling :
Before dismantling the pole, ensure that the
breaker is in 'open' condition and closing
spring is discharged. To fully discharge the
closing spring, refer instruction 13(pg. No. 30).
Remove the special circlip (V6089) and
the pin (V6090) which connects the
operating stud (V1003 / V2003) end to the
lever assembly from the bottom side.
Remove the Hex. socket head screw
(V6091) from the bottom side of the breaker.
Take care to hold the pole assembly
properly while dismantling the screw.
Separate the pole assembly from the
operating mechanism assembly (V1000 /
V2000).
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Maintenance
The breaker pole with vacuum interrupter
is maintenance free upto reaching the
permissible number of vacuum interrupter
operating cycles.
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Assembly:
Hold the pole assembly in a proper position
and match the holes on the housing with the
holes on the bottom side of the breaker
frame.
Tighten the Hex. socket head screw (V6091)
and spring washer(V6092) from bottom side.
Tightening torque for these bolts is 45 Nm.
Insert the special tool in the main shaft, and
rotate the main shaft in the opposite
direction. Also pull the lower end of the
operating stud from bottom side and match
the hole of operating stud with the holes on
the pair of levers.
Insert the pin in the operating stud and put
the special circlip on it.
Similarly, couple all the poles one by one to
the mechanism and bring the mechanism to
a completely open position by rotating the
main shaft in reverse direction.
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Caution
This service work may only be performed
by switchgear
manufacturer's servicing
personnel or adequately trained specialist staff.
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Take
the latches
(V4401 and V4402)
respectively, mount them on the common pin.
On the other end of the latch, insert link one
each (V4403) and put the circlip (V4404) on
both the latches. Now, hold both the free ends
of the links in the fish plate (V4405) and pass a
cylindrical pin (V4406) and lock it with the
circlip (V4404).
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Caution
Outer spring dowel pin slit should be pressed
in such a way that the slit is kept towards
the center of the cam and the inner spring
dowel pin slit should be kept opposite to the
outer one.
Caution
While mounting these fish plates, ensure that
the slots provided on the fish plate are well
guided in the boss provided on the crank
( V4702).
CHECK :
Holding one of the fish plates, check the free
movement of the other fish plate and half shaft.
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this stage.
Fix the bush / spacer (V6021/ V6063)
Refer assembly fig. 6B in the hole
provided on operating housing. Apply a
light coat of grease from the inner
surface of the bush / spacer and take
the assembly of supporting crank made,
as explained in point no.9 (V4900).
Remove the grooved pin (V4906 [A/B])
without disturbing the whole assembly
and hold it in the proper position and
insert the same pin through the middle
partition of the operating mechanism
and pass it through the supporting
cranks and bushes (V6064 & V6065)
mounted on the other plate of the
mechanism. Hook the long leg of the
torsion spring (V6015) in the groove
provided on the pin (V4906 [A/B]) with a
special fixing screw driver carefully.
Check:
1) Check the movement of the control
shaft. It shall be free in the two end
bushes.
2) Check the action of the torsion
spring by applying a force on the
lockout lever.
3) Check the dowel pin - item no.
(V6020) is well located in the groove
of the lockout lever and on the leg of
the torsion spring. Also check the
projection of dowel pin from the rear side.
4)Check the other two roll pins (V6017),
are equally out of the control shaft from
both the sides and dowel pins are not
rubbing on the bush (V6013).
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CAUTION
While fixing the closing coil (V6084) &
tripping coil (V6085), check the
following:
a) Direction of rotation of coil.
b) Roll pin on the plunger shaft is
guided properly in the half shaft
slits.
CHECK
Once both the coils are mounted on the
breaker, check the movement of the
push button levers is smooth and proper.
After this, take the wires of the coil out
and connect it to the appropriate
auxiliary switch position or on the
terminals as
per
order related
schematics or typical circuit diagram
refer. drg. 5
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Pg.No.
List of Drawings
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List of Drawings
Fig No.
Description
1A
4A
4B
6A to 6E
Operating Mechanism
7A
10
Truck Assembly
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NAME OF ITEM
REFERENCE No.
DRG. No.
POLE HOUSING
VACUUM BOTTLE ASSY.
V1001
V1002
4A
4A
GROUP VG2S
OPERATING STUD
CONN. BAR (TOP)
CONN.BAR(BOTTOM)
BUSH
LABEL STICKER
FLEXIBLE CONDUCTOR
SUPPORTING PLATE
SUPPORTING PLATE
CONTACT TERMINAL
SPECIAL NUT
CONTACT NUT
SPRING WAVE WASHER
SAFETY WASHER
HEX. SOCKET HD. CAP SCREW
HEX. SOCKET HD. CAP SCREW
CONICAL SP. WASHER
HEX. NUT
HEX. SOCKET HD. CAP SCREW
POLE HOUSING
VACUUM BOTTLE ASSY.
V1003
V1004
V1005
V1006
V1007
V 1008
V1009
V1010
V1011
V1012
V1013
V1014
V1015
V1016
V1017
V1018 (Unplated)
V1019
V 1020
V2001
V2002
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4A
4B
4B
GROUP VC2
OPERATING STUD
CONNECTION PART
CHAMBER SUPPORT
CONTACT FLANGE
CONTACT PISTON
ROLLER CONTACT COMP.
SAFETY WASHER
CONICAL SP. WASHER
SPRING WASHER
SPECIAL WASHER
SPRING WASHER
PRESSURE PLATE
HEX. SOCKET HD. CAP SCREW
HEX. SC. HD. CAP SCREW
HEX. SC. HD. CAP SCREW
V2003
V2004
V2005
V2006
V2007
V2008
V2009
V2010
V2011
V2012
V2013
V2014
V2015
V2016
V2017
4B
4B
48
4B
4B
4B
4B
4B
4B
4B
4B
4B
4B
4B
4B
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NAME OF ITEM
REFERENCE No.
V2018
V2019
V2020
ISOFLEX TOPAS N852.
V4101
V4102
V4103
V4104
V4201
V4202
V4203
V4204
V4205
V4206
V4207
V4208
V4301A/B
V43O2A/B
V4303A
V4304A/B
V43O5A/B
V4401
V4402
V4403
V4404
V4405
V4406
V4501
V4502
V4503
V4601
V4602
V4603
V4701
V4702
V4703
V4704
V4705
V4706
V4707
V4708
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DRG. No.
4B
4B
4B
4B
6A
6A,6E
6E
6E
6A,6C
6C
6A,6C
6C
6C
6A
6A,6C,7
6C
6A,6B
6A,6B
6B
6B
6A,6B
6A,6B
6B
6A,6B
6A
6A,6B
6A
6B
6A,6B
6B
6A,6E
6E
6E
6A,6B
6A,6B
6A
6A,6B
6A,6B
6A,6B
6A,6B,6D,9
6A,6B
NAME OF ITEM
REFERENCE No.
SPRING PIN
TORSION SPRING
TORSION SPRING
COUNTER
ANGLE
SLOTTED CHEESE HD. SCREW
SPRING WASHER
TENSION SPRING
BLOCKING CRANK
BLOCKING CRANK
BLOCKING ROLLER
CYLINDRICAL PIN
SPACER
GROOVED PIN
SHAFT
HEX. SOCKET HEAD SCREW
HEX. SOCKET HEAD SCREW
SPACER
SLOTTED CH. HEAD SCREW
TUBULAR RIVET
CONICAL PLATE
SUPPORT PLATE
SLOTTED CH. HEAD SCREW
TUBULAR RIVET
CYLINDRICAL PIN
SPROCKET
LATCH
TORSION SPRING
CHARGING LEVER
NYLOCK HEX. NUT
NYLOCK HEX. NUT
SPRING WASHER
PLAIN WASHER
LEVER
LEVER
BOLT
ROLLER BEARING
RETAINING CIRCLIP
SPECIAL PIN
HOUSING
BUSH
AUXILIARY SWITCH PLATE
TORSION SPRING
V4709
V4710
V4711
V4801
V4802
V4803
V4804
V4805
V4901A/B
V4902A/B
V4903A/B
V4904
V4905A/B
V4906A/B
V5101
V5102
V5103
V5104
V5105
V5106
V5107
V5108
V5109
V5110
V5111
V5112
V5113
V5114
V5115
V5116
V5117
V5118
V5119
V5201
V5202
V5203
V5204
V5205
V5206
V6001
V6002
V6003
V6004
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DRG. No.
6A,6B
6A
6A
6A,6B
6A,6B
6A,6B
6A,6B,6C
6A,6B
6A
6A,6B
6A,6B,6C
6B
6A,6B
6B,6C
6C
6A,6C
6C
6C
6A,6C
6A,6C
6A,6C
6A,6C
6C
6C
6A,6C
6A,6C
6A,6C
6C
6A,6C
6C
6A,6C
6A,6C
6A
6A,6B,6E
6A,6B,6E
6A
6E
6A,6E
6B,6E
6A
6A,6B,6D
7
6A,6B
NAME OF ITEM
REFERENCE No.
BUSH
BRACKET
HEX. SOCKET HEADED CAP SCREW
HEX.NUT
SPRING WASHER
TUBE
CYLINDRICAL PIN
RETAINING WASHER
BUSH
LEVER ASSEMBLY
TORSION SPRING
WASHER
SPRING PIN
LOCKOUTLEVER
TORSION SPRING
SPRING PIN
BUSH
BUSH
SHAFT
CAM DISC
SPACER
SPECIAL WASHER
LEVER ASSEMBLY
ROLLER
COMPRESSION SPRING
ROLLER
CONTROL WASHER
SPACER TUBE
STOP
FORK LOCK (KEY)
BUSH
CIRCLIP
MOTOR
BUSHING
LEVER ASSEMBLY
BUSH
SPROCKET WHEEL
TORSION SPRING
NON RETURN PLATE
HEX. BOLT
LOCKOUTLEVER
PIN
SPRING
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V6005
V6006
V6007
V6008
V6009
V6010
V6011
V6012
V6013
V6014
V6015
V6016
V6017
V6018
V6019
V6020
V6021
V6022
V6023
V6024
V6025
V6026
V6027
V6028
V6029
V6030
V6031
V6032
V6033
V6034
V6035
V6036
V6037
V6038
V6039
V6040
V6041
V6042
V6043
V6044
V6045
V6046
V6047
DRG. No.
6B
6B
6B
6A,6B,6C
6C
6A,6E
6A,6E
6E
6D
6A,6C,6D
6D
6A,6B
6B,6D
6A,6B
6A,6B
6A,6B
6A,6B
6A,6C
6A,6E
6A,6C
6A,6D,6E
6D
6D
6D
6C
6C
6D
6A,6B
6B
6A,6B
6A,6B
6E
6A,6C
6C
6A,6C
6C
6C
6A,6C
6A,6C
6A,6B,6C
6B
6B
6A,6B
NAME OF ITEM
SPECIAL PIN
PLAIN WASHER
PIN
TORSION SPRING
RETAINING CIRCLIP
BUSH
CRANK
LOCKOUTLEVER ASSEMBLY
TORSION SPRING
CRANK
SPACER
HEX. SO.HEADED SCREW
CYLINDRICAL PIN
ON- OFF INDICATOR
SOCKET HD.CAP SCREW
PIN
SPACER
HEX.SOCKET HEADED SCREW
SELF LOCKING NUT
EARTHING STRIP
SPECIAL PIN
CYLINDRICAL PIN
RETAINING CIRCLIP
RETAINING CIRCLIP
RUBBER WASHER
AUXILIARY SWITCH
AUXILIARY SWITCH
HEX.SOCKET HEADED SCREW
SPRING WASHER
PLAIN WASHER
CLOSING COIL
TRIPPING COIL
MAGNET SUPPORT
HEX.SOCKET HEADED SCREW
BRACKET
SPECIAL CIRCLIP
PIN
HEX. SOCKET HD SCREW
SPRING WASHER
CRANK
COVER PLATE
CYLINDRICAL PIN
DOWEL PIN
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REFERENCE No.
DRG. No.
V6048
V6049
V6050
V6051
V6052
V6053
V6054
V6055
V6056
V6057
V6058
V6059
V6060
V6061
V6066
V6068
V6070
V6071
V6072
V6073
V6074
V6075
V6076
V6077
V6078
V6079
V6080
V6081
V6082
V6083
V6084
V6085
V6086
V6087
V6088
V6089
V6090
V6093
V6094
V6095
V6096
V6097
V6098
6A,6B
6B
6B
6A,6B
6A,6B,6C
6D
6D
6A
6B,6D
6A,6B
6B
6D
6D
6A,6D
6A,6D
6A,6D
7
7
7
7
7
7
6D,7
7
7
7
7
7
7,8
7,8,9
8
8
8
8
7
7
7
9
9
9
9
9
9
NAME OF ITEM
GROOVED PIN
RETAINING CIRCLIP
HEX.SOCKET HEAD SCREW
FRAME
SPACER
HEX.BOLT
24 PIN PLUG ASSEMBLY
INTERLOCKING ASSEMBLY
EMERGENCY TRIP ASSEMBLY
BARRIER PLATE
CONNECTION PIECE
CONNECTION BAR
CONNECTION BAR
CONNECTION BAR
CONNECTION BAR
CONNECTION BAR
CONNECTION BAR
FRONT COVER ASSEMBLY
HEX. BOLT
HALFSHAFT
DOWEL PIN
LOCKING LEVER
BLOCKING LEVER
AUXILIARY SWITCH
AUXILIARY SWITCH ARM
ALUMINIUM LINK
CLOSING MAGNET (NEW)
OPENING MAGNET (NEW)
CLOSING FLAP
OPENING FLAP
LEVER ASSEMBLY
SET OF MICROSWITCH
M/S MTG BRACKET
40
REFERENCE No.
DRG. No.
V6099
V6100
V6101
V6102
V6103
V6104
V6105
V6106
V6107
V6108
V6109
V6110
V6111
V6112
V6113
V6114
V6115
V6116
V6117
V6118
V6119
V6120
V6121
V6122
V6123
V6124
V6125
V6126
V6127
V6128
V6129
V6130
V6131
9
9
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
6A
6A,6C
6B
6B
6C
7A
7A
7A
7A
7A
7A
7A
7A
7A
7A
41
VD4 Breaker
VD4E Breaker
Drg. No. 1
42
VD4 Breaker
for UNISAFE
cubicle
VD4E Breaker
for UNISAFE
cubicle
Drg. No. 1A
43
1
1.1
12
13
14
15 Vacuum interrupter
16.2 Roller contact / Flexible conductor
17 Contact pressure spring
18 Insulated coupling rod
19 Operating spring
20 Shift lever pair
Drg. No. 2
15.1
15.2
15.3
15.4
15.5
15.6
15.7
Drg. No.3
44
Insulator
Fixed contact
Movable contact
Metal bellows
Screen
Guide cylinder
Lid
45
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Typical circuit diagram
Drg. No.5
46
6.
7.
8.
47
48
Drg. No. 6B Operating Mechanism Assembly for VD4E / VD4 breaker
49
50
Drg. No. 6D
51
Drg. No. 6E
52
53
54
Drg. No. 8
55
56
Drg. No.10
Truck assembly
ABB Limited
Plot No. 79, Street No. 17
MIDC Estate, Satpur,
Nashik - 422 007
Tel: +91 235 2351095 to 8
+91 253 2351261 to 4
Fax: +91 253 2350644 / 2351249
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