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>> WI
up to 52 kV
Gas-Insulated Switchgear
with Vacuum Circuit-Breaker
1, 2 or 3-phase
System configuration
AREVA T&D
Conditions of Delivery
The General Conditions of Delivery as amended shall apply.
Illustrations
The illustrations are not binding.
>> Contents
OVERVIEW
Features 4
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Technical description 5
Switching unit components 6
Modular design 7
- Single busbar WIA up to 36 kV 7
- Double busbar WIB up to 36 kV 7
- Single busbar WIA up to 52 kV, 250 kV BIL 8
- Double busbar WIB up to 52 kV, 250 kV BIL 8
Operator interfaces 9
Panel variants 10
Current / voltage transformers 12
Busbar modules 14
Modules 15
Interlocks 16
Gas compartment monitoring WIA, WIB 17
Gas-filled compartments WIA, WIB 18
STANDARDS
Regulations, provisions and standards 19
Type designation 20
Applied norms 21
SELECTION TABLES
WIA/WIB 12 kV 22
WIA/WIB 17 kV 24
WIA/WIB 24 kV 26
WIA/WIB 36 kV 28
WIA/WIB 38 - 40.5 kV 30
WIA/WIB 40.5 - 52 kV 32
WIA/WIB 1 and 2 pole, for stationary railway
traction power supply 50/60 Hz 34
RANGE OF PRODUCTS
Single busbar panels WIA 36
Double busbar panels WIB 37
Disconnector panels 38
Bus section coupler / riser panels 38
Bus section coupler, bus coupler, metering panel 39
CABLE CONNECTIONS 40
ECOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS 43
DESIGN DATA
Space requirements, dimensions and weights 44
Busbar connection with fully insulated conductor bars 48
SHIPPING INFORMATION
Delivery, packaging 50
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>> Overview
functional compartments
The gas-insulated and metal- - negligible sheath currents
enclosed switchgear WI has been - small number of static and
designed for operation in power dynamic seals
plants, transformer substations and - few gas compartments, pressu-
industrial networks. re relief devices and gas moni-
toring devices
The WI switchgear with vacuum - easy access
circuit-breaker features maximum - moderate pressure increase in
availability, optimum operator case of internal arcs
safety and clear design using SF6 - straightforward kinematics bet-
gas as insulating medium. The ween drive and circuit-breaker
switchgear units are insensitive to or three-position switch
environmental influences, such as Steel used as enclosure material
humidity, dust and aggressive - high pressure proofness
gases, and offer complete operator - good screening effect against
safety. Their clear design facilitates X rays
operation. Optimum security of operation
- complete interlocking system
Essential features - separate actuators for isolation
Single busbar WIA Parts under medium voltage in and earthing
up to 36 kV SF6 atmosphere - automatic circuit-breaker ON or
- insensitive to air humidity, air OFF operation in case of earth-
pollution and foreign matter ing at the outgoing feeder
High degree of operator safety High capacity current and volta-
- complete metal enclosure for ge transformer
all system components under Delivery of prefabricated switch-
medium voltage gear panels to the construction
Compact and clear design site
No mechanically moved parts in Fully shrouded terminals
the busbar section - pluggable, fully insulated cable
No problems with SF6 decompo- end boxes
sition products Switchgear extension possible
- currents are switched in the - on both sides
vacuum interrupter chamber - from single to double busbar
Inert insulating gas SF6 protects system.
the switchgear against fire
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>> Product description
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION The busbar compartment and the only electronic but also conventio-
switching unit feature three-pole nal protection relays can be
enclosure. Single-pole enclosure is deployed.
WI panels are suitable for configu- provided in the area of the toroidal-
ring single or double busbar core current transformers which Thanks to its design, this panel
switchgear in conjunction with are located in an easily accessible series permits straightforward
indoor installation. position outside of the SF6 atmo- extension of an existing switchgear
sphere. The compact design on both sides, and extension from
WI switchgear units are completely results in a very clear switchgear single to double busbar models.
metal-enclosed. The busbar com- arrangement with low space requi-
partment which accommodates rement; it has the advantage that a
fixed parts only is segregated switching unit can be mounted or
gas-tight from the flange-mounted removed very quickly without the
switching unit. The switching unit busbar requiring isolation from the
comprises the three-position power supply.
switch with isolating and earthing
functions and the vacuum circuit- The panels are equipped with a
breaker; in case of double busbar low-voltage cabinet for the requir-
systems, there are two three-posi- ed measuring and protection relays
tion switches with isolating and or the terminal strips. The high per-
earthing functions and the vacuum formance of the instrument trans-
circuit-breaker. formers installed means that not
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COMPONENTS OF THE Installation locations process changes) at a later date is
SWITCHING UNIT The switchgear has been designed also straightforward. The panel
for installation in closed electrical remains completely enclosed even
The circuit-breaker in question is operating facilities. if the low-voltage cabinet is not
a vacuum circuit-breaker. The attached.
switching unit has been equipped, Connection of cables and Optional inspection ports can be
for its isolating and earthing func- bars integrated in the torsion-resistant
tions, with a three-position switch The cables are connected by door of the low-voltage cabinet,
featuring the positions: means of metal-enclosed connec- the door also being able to accom-
Disconnector ON (CLOSE) tors. Switchgear units equipped modate measuring instruments,
Disconnector earthing with multiple connection tanks control elements and protection
switch OFF (TRIP) enable connection of up to five relays.
Earthing switch ON (CLOSE) 300 mm2 cables or two 1250 mm2
cables per phase, depending on
Earthing the insulation rating.
The metal-enclosed WI series Alternatively, fully insulated busbar
switchgear is equipped with a systems or SF6-insulated conduc-
separate earthing line running tor bars can be used.
along the length of the switchgear.
Low voltage cabinet
Wiring The secondary devices for protec-
Wiring is effected with flexible tion relay, control, measurement,
cables (HO7V-K) in the technically billing metering and other systems
required cross-sections. are installed in the low-voltage
cabinet. The low-voltage cabinet is
Corrosion Protection separated systematically from the
If desired, the indoor panels WIA primary part, is shock-proof and
and WIB can be provided optional- arc-resistant. It is an independent,
ly with enhanced corrosion protec- closed low-voltage compartment
tion. To ensure optimum switch- with mechanical and electrical
gear protection, the environmental interfaces to the vertical section
installation conditions, such as (screw-fastened plug-and-socket
wind-borne sand, aggressive dust connector).
(to be defined as salt dust, coke The clear separation between the
dust, cement dust etc.), vermin rack and the low-voltage cabinet is
(termites), increased humidity a particular advantage for the com-
levels, aggressive atmosphere pany operating the switchgear.
(type of chemicals and their con- Retrofitting spare panels and con-
centration to be defined) must be version or replacement of complete
specified. low-voltage cabinets (e.g. due to
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MODULAR DESIGN
B
C
C1
C2
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A
C1
C2
E
Double busbar WIB 52 kV, 250 kV BILL
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OPERATOR INTERFACES
FOR WIA (SINGLE BUS-
BAR) AND WIB (DOUBLE
BUSBAR)
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SWITCHGEAR PANELS
10
9
10
8
7 7
1
1
6 6 2
2
5 5
4
4 3 3
10
SWITCHGEAR PANELS
9 10
7 8
10
7
6
2 6
2
1
5
5
4
3 4
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CURRENT/VOLTAGE A special current transformer
TRANSFORMERS arrangement is the "bus coupler
panel within one panel width". In
Current transformers the double busbar top attachment
The current transformers are de- tank, one core of max. 80 mm
signed as toroidal-core transfor- height with an ID of 135 mm
mers and are put onto the cable and an OD of 195 mm can be
outgoing feeder areas with single- installed for each phase. The low
pole enclosure. The current trans- voltage is led out via a max. 7-pole
formers in line with the busbar line which is SF6 proof.
consist of identical units. There,
they are slipped onto the busbar
areas which also feature single-
pole enclosure. The capacity of the
current transformers is designed in
such a way that supply of conven-
tional protective devices is also
possible.
Minimum ID 185 mm
Maximum OD 250 mm
Maximum stacking height for all
cores incl. intermediate layer 225 mm
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VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER on the busbar
A separate metering panel with a
The conventional solution for the set of inductive voltage transfor-
inductive voltage transformer is mers is provided to this effect.
a separate single-phase metal- Taking account of the high priori-
enclosed module which can be ty of the busbar, a disconnector
connected via cable connectors enables isolation of the transfor-
almost anywhere in the busbar mer section. Both disconnector
area and on the outgoing feeder and transformer are located in
cable, and thus arranged in practi- separate compartments. Thus,
cally any location as required. any damage which might occur
in the vicinity of the transformer
- in the outgoing feeder area does not affect the isolating area
Another design comprises or the busbar.
metal-enclosed inductive voltage
transformers directly flange- Performance characteristic
mounted to the outgoing feeder Ratings: up to 50 VA
block, with the isolating / earth- Class: 0.5
ing device mounted upstream.
An externally operated isolating
feature prevents the voltage
transformer from being endan-
gered/put at risk during DC tests
on the cable.
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BUSBAR MODULES Accessories (for overall
system)
G Gas tank incl. installation parts G SF6 gas for on-site assembly of
G Busbar the busbar sections
G Cover attachment on mounting H Special paint
flange with or without pressure H Corrosion protection in case of
relief. extreme environmental conditi-
All five busbar compartments ons
require one pressure relief de- H Panel labeling according to spe-
vice. If it is not possible to mount cification
the device to the ends of the G Operating elements, operating
busbar tanks, e.g. if a tank for crank for vacuum circuit-breaker,
voltage transformer connection disconnector, earthing switch; for
or a busbar earthing switch is the busbar sections movable
located on the busbar end, or if segregating cover.
the switchgear consists of over H Star handle spanner
10 panels, every fifth panel is H Hex. spanner
equipped with a pressure relief G Castors
device on the mounting flange G Transport cover for the busbar
G Cover attachment on the stop tanks (can be returned)
flange of the left-hand and right- G Jack rings
hand end panel, with or without H Integrated Voltage Detection
pressure relief, to connect metal- System IVIS
enclosed voltage transformers H Earthing and short-circuit device,
with cable connection to the 3-phase incl. operating rod
front. H Cable dummy plug
G Gas lines incl. pressure gauges; H Cable test socket on cable con-
preferably attached to the end nector for cable measurement
panel. (Only once for each gas H Blanking caps for live cable con-
compartment.) nectors which have been with-
G Desiccant for 4 busbar tanks drawn
each, or for each gas compart-
ment. (Cannot be mounted on G always required
switchgear panels equipped with H optional
pressure relief device.)
G Compensation element for bus-
bar tanks. Required after 20 Auxiliary equipment -
single busbar panels, and after for transport only
10 double busbar panels. Possible arrangement of the
H Disconnector for bus sectionali- castors
zer
H Earthing switch for bus sectio-
nalizer to the left and right of the
disconnector
1 Castors to be used
2 for movements in longitudinal direction
3 for transverse movements
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MODULES H Push switch, actuated by ON- Attachments for three-
OFF pushbutton. (The basic position switch
The modules and attachments design includes 1 push switch H Motor-drive mechanism. In case
shown on this page apply to for each) of single busbar: 1 motor-drive
- outgoing feeder panels H Shunt closing release, 1 ea. mechanism each for isolating
- incoming feeder panels H Shunt opening release, 1 or 2 ea. and earthing movements. In case
- panels with circuit-breaker in with or without auxiliary spring of double busbar: 1 motor-drive
case of coupler panels and bus energy store mechanism for the isolating
sectionalizers. H Secondary release, 1 or 2 ea., or movement of busbar 1, busbar 2
in case of design without under- and earthing movement of bus-
Switching device module voltage release: 3 ea. bars 1+2. The vacuum circuit-
G Gas tank incl. pressure relief H Undervoltage release, with or breaker's ON button features a
device, gas lines and pressure without time delay mechanical lock-out.
gauge H Blocking coil on "ON" push- H An auxiliary switch, 2-20 contact
G Switching devices with three- button. Always required on coup- elements each, for disconnecting
position switch and vacuum ler switch in case of bus section and earthing movement. (Materi-
circuit-breaker, desiccant coupler and bus coupler, consi- al: silver [normal], gold, silver-
sting of 2 panels (switchgear palladium)
Drive section module panel + bus riser panel) H Interlocking solenoid. Single bus-
G Drive casing with drive mecha- H Blocking coil on "OFF" pushbut- bar: only in circuit-breaker panel
nisms incl. interlocks ton. Always required on coupler of coupler and in bus riser panel
G Attachment of drive casing on switch in case of bus section of bus sectionalizer. Generally
switching device module incl. coupler and bus coupler, con- required in case of double bus-
connecting parts sisting of 1 or 2 panel(s) (switch- bar. If the interlocking solenoids
gear panel + bus riser panel) are not installed in case of re-
Attachments for the H Mechanical lock-out with lock mote control (motor-drive
vacuum circuit-breaker (for vacuum circuit-breaker and mechanism) of the three-position
H Motor drive mechanism to three-position switch) switch, the local actuation is not
charge the energy-storing device H Counter locked. In this case, mechanical
H Auxiliary switch, 8, 12 or 16 con- lock-outs (locks) are required on
tacts; 8 contact elements are the "ON" button of the vacuum
required for the basic circuitry circuit-breaker and on the three-
(material: silver [normal], gold, position switch.
silver-palladium)
H Passing contact for pulse con- G always required
tact time stretching (contacts H optional
normal or gold-plated)
H Push switch actuated by energy-
storing device. (Push switches
for basic circuitry included in
basic design)
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INTERLOCKS The following interlocking functions The following has been ensured:
are provided: - The operating crank cannot be
Actuation of the three-position - Disconnector does not switch removed from the disconnector
switch and the continuous mecha- ON while the circuit-breaker or or earthing switch before it has
nical interlock between circuit- the earthing switch are ON reached its end positions com-
breaker and three-position switch - None of the disconnectors swit- pletely
are designed in such a way that ches OFF while the circuit-brea- - The circuit-breaker cannot be
the operator can proceed as usual. ker or the earthing switch are ON actuated while a switching ope-
This means separate, completely - Circuit-breaker only switches ON ration is being performed on the
interlocked actuation for the switch- with the disconnector in its end disconnector or earthing switch
ing procedures Establishing isola- position - The circuit-breaker cannot be
ting distance and Earthing. For - No earthing with disconnector switched off with the three-posi-
the earthing procedure, which is engaged tion switch in earthing position
only possible with the three-posi- - No earthing with circuit-breaker - All interlocks act partly mechani-
tion switch in isolated position, the ON cally and partly electrically
circuit-breaker switched off and - No earthing without circuit-brea- - An operating crank can only be
the circuit-breaker energy-storing ker being in ready-to-operate inserted on the disconnector or
device pre-charged, the circuit- condition earthing switch once the inser-
breaker is connected positively - Automatic connection of circuit- tion opening has been released
after the contact blades have been breaker during earthing via a manual interrogation
inserted into the earthing contacts, - Automatic disconnection of cir- system.
and protected against immediate cuit-breaker during de-earthing - All interlocks also effective when
mechanical or electrical switching the three-position switch is
OFF. Vice versa, on de-earthing, motor-actuated.
the circuit-breaker is first switched
off positively before the isolating
distance to the earthing contacts
established. The interlocks ensure
that each switching operation is
always performed completely.
Thus, once the switching operation
has commenced, the motion can-
not be reversed, if applicable, and
the operating lever cannot be
removed before it reaches its end
position.
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Gas compartment monitoring
Single busbar WIA with bus section coupler
Gas-tight electrical
bushing
1 Gas-filled busbar compartments
2 Gas-filled circuit-breaker compartments Check valve
Gas connector socket (disposal valve)
Pressure gauge
Gas-tight electrical
bushing
1 Gas-filled busbar2 compartments
2 Gas-filled busbar1 compartments Double check valve
3 Gas-filled circuit-breaker compartments Gas connector socket (disposal valve)
Pressure gauge
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Gas-filled compartments of
the WIA/B series panels
Gas-filled
circuit-breaker compartment
busbar 1 compartment
busbar 2 compartment
WIA up to 36 kV, WIB up to 36 kV,
single busbar double busbar
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>> Standards
Regulations, provisions and standards
105 - T
At 25 0C T < 40 0C INT = IN
65
105 - T
At 40 0C < T 55 0C INT = IN 0.7
65
Ambient conditions
Temperature class "Minus 25 indoors 1)
Min./max. ambient temperature C -51) / 40 2)
Average value over 24 hours (max.) C 35 3)
Maximum installation altitude above sea level m 1000 4)
Insulating gas
Type Sulphur hexafluoride (SF6)
Design pressure pre at 20 C MPa 0.03 - 0.05
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TYPE DESIGNATION
Example:
Prefabricated, type-tested WI
series panel with single busbar, for indoor installation, version A
Rated peak withstand current 100 kA
Rated voltage 12 kV; insulation level acc. to list 2
Panel width: 600 mm, panel height: 2100 mm
Type designation: WI A 10 / 12-2 / 621
10 100 kA
/ 17-2 17.5 kV
/ 24-2 24 kV
/ 36-2 36 kV
/ 38-2 38 kV
/ 40.5-2 40.5 kV
/ 52-2 52 kV
Dimension code WI A up to 40.5 kV / 621 Panel width 600 mm Panel height 2100 mm
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APPLIED NORMS
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>> Selection tables
WIA/WIB 12 kV
withstand voltage
Rated frequency
Design pressure
making current
Rated voltage
Pr at 20 0C 5)
Panel width
component
current
1s 3s
mm kV kV kV kV/kV bar Hz A kA kA kA kA %
WIA 8/12-2/621 0.8 630 80 31.5 20 31.5
WIA 8/12-2/621 600 12 75 28 85/32 0.8 50/60 1600 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 38
WIB 8/12-2/627 600 12 75 28 85/32 0.8 50/60 1600 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 38
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Rated operating Number of operating cy- Operating times Command times
sequence cles without
overhaul with release with release
mechanical electrical 25 W 160 W 160 W 25 W 160 W 160 W
O - 0.3 s - CO - 15 s - CO
4)
4)
4)
CO - 15 s - CO
Opening time
Opening time
Closing time
mechanism
LS, TS,
Off
Off
On
E
On Off
A A kA ms ms ms ms ms ms ms s s
8 10000
8 1000
8 10000
8 1000
10 10000
10 1000
25 10 10000 100 45-65 33-50 40-70 12 50 20 20 12 18
10 1000
10
10 10000
10 1000
25 10 10000 100 45-65 33-50 40-70 12 50 20 20 12 18
10 1000
10
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WIA/WIB 17 kV
O - 3 min - CO - 3 min - CO
O - 0.3 s - CO - 3 min - CO
Rated short-time current
3)
Rated lightning impulse
Type
withstand voltage
Rated frequency
Design pressure
making current
CO - 15 s - CO
Rated voltage
Pr at 20 0C 5)
Panel width
component
current
1s 3s
mm kV kV kV kV/kV bar Hz A kA kA kA kA %
WIA 8/17-2/621 0.8 630 80 31.5 20 31.5
WIA 8/17-2/621 0.8 1250 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
WIA 8/17-2/621 600 17.5 95 38 110/45 0.8 50/60 1600 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 38
WIA 8/17-2/621 1.3 2000 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
1)
WIA 8/17-2/621 1.3 2500 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
WIB 8/17-2/627 0.8 630 80 31.5 20 31.5
WIB 8/17-2/627 0.8 1250 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
WIB 8/17-2/627 600 17.5 95 38 110/45 0.8 50/60 1600 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 38
WIB 8/17-2/627 1.3 2000 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
WIB 8/17-2/627 1.3 2500 2) 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
WIA 10/17-2/621 0.8 1250 100 40 40 40
WIA 10/17-2/621 0.8 1600 100 40 40 40
600 17.5 95 38 110/45 50/60 38
WIA 10/17-2/621 1.3 2000 100 40 40 40
WIA 10/17-2/621 1.3 2500 1) 100 40 40 40
WIB 10/17-2/627 0.8 1250 100 40 40 40
WIB 10/17-2/627 0.8 1600 100 40 40 40
600 17.5 95 38 110/45 50/60 38
WIB 10/17-2/627 1.3 2000 100 40 40 40
WIB 10/17-2/627 1.3 2500 2) 100 40 40 40
LS = Circuit-breaker 1) with cooling gas tank, panel height 2750 mm
TS = Disconnector 2) with motor-actuated fan
E = Earthing switch 3) possible limits and components fitted, refer to project planning documents
WI no. 49 542
4) adm. tolerance range, no manufacturing tolerance, current value of one
specimen, see routine test report
5) minimum service pressure 0.3 bar at a filling pressure of 0.8 bar;
0.7 bar at a filling pressure of 1.3 bar
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ng Number of operating Operating times Command times
cycles without
overhaul with release with release
mech. electrical 25 W 160 W 160 W 25 W 160 W 160 W
4)
4)
4)
Opening time
Opening time
Closing time
mechanism
LS,
TS,
Off
Off
On
E
On Off
A A kA ms ms ms ms ms ms ms s s
8 10000
8 1000
8 10000
8 1000
10 10000
10 1000
25 10 10000 100 45-65 33-50 40-70 14 50 20 20 12 18
10 1000
10
10 10000
10 1000
25 10 10000 100 45-65 33-50 40-70 14 50 20 20 12 18
10 1000
10
25
WIA/WIB 24 kV
O - 3 min - CO - 3 min - CO
O - 0.3 s - CO - 3 min - CO
Rated short-time current
3)
Rated lightning impulse
Type
withstand voltage
Rated frequency
Design pressure
making current
CO - 15 s - CO
Rated voltage
Pr at 20 0C 5)
Panel width
component
current
1s 3s
mm kV kV kV kV/kV bar Hz A kA kA kA kA %
WIA 8/24-2/621 0.8 630 80 31.5 20 31.5
WIA 8/24-2/621 0.8 1250 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
WIA 8/24-2/621 600 24 125 50 145/60 0.8 50/60 1600 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 38
WIA 8/24-2/621 1.3 2000 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
1)
WIA 8/24-2/621 1.3 2500 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
WIB 8/24-2/627 0.8 630 80 31.5 20 31.5
WIB 8/24-2/627 0.8 1250 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
WIB 8/24-2/627 600 24 125 50 145/60 0.8 50/60 1600 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 38
WIB 8/24-2/627 1.3 2000 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
WIB 8/24-2/627 1.3 2500 2) 80 31.5 31.5 31.5
WIA 10/24-2/621 0.8 1250 100 40 40 40
WIA 10/24-2/621 0.8 1600 100 40 40 40
600 24 125 50 145/60 50/60 38
WIA 10/24-2/621 1.3 2000 100 40 40 40
WIA 10/24-2/621 1.3 2500 1) 100 40 40 40
WIB 10/24-2/627 0.8 1250 100 40 40 40
WIB 10/24-2/627 0.8 1600 100 40 40 40
600 24 125 50 145/60 50/60 38
WIB 10/24-2/627 1.3 2000 100 40 40 40
WIB 10/24-2/627 1.3 2500 2) 100 40 40 40
LS = Circuit-breaker 1) with cooling gas tank, panel height 2750 mm
TS = Disconnector 2) with motor-actuated fan
E = Earthing switch 3) possible limits and components fitted, refer to project planning documents
WI no. 49 542
4) adm. tolerance range, no manufacturing tolerance, current value of one
specimen, see routine test report
5) minimum service pressure 0.3 bar at a filling pressure of 0.8 bar;
0.7 bar at a filling pressure of 1.3 bar
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ng Number of operating Operating times Command times
cycles without
overhaul with release with release
mech. electrical 25 W 160 W 160 W 25 W 160 W 160 W
4)
4)
4)
Opening time
Opening time
Closing time
mechanism
LS,
TS,
Off
Off
On
E
On Off
A A kA ms ms ms ms ms ms ms s s
8 10000
8 1000
8 10000
8 1000
10000
1000
31.5 10 10000 100 45-65 33-50 40-70 14 50 20 20 12 18
1000
10000
1000
31.5 10 10000 100 45-65 33-50 40-70 14 50 20 20 12 18
1000
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WIA/WIB 36 kV
O - 3 min - CO - 3 min - CO
O - 0.3 s - CO - 3 min - CO
Rated short-time current
3)
Rated lightning impulse
Type
withstand voltage
Rated frequency
Design pressure
making current
CO - 15 s - CO
Rated voltage
Pr at 20 0C 5)
Panel width
component
current
1s 3s
mm kV kV kV kV/kV bar Hz A kA kA kA kA %
WIA 6/36-2/621 1.3 630 63 25 20 25 42
WIA 6/36-2/621 1.3 1250 63 25 25 25 42
WIA 6/36-2/621 600 36 170 70 195/80 1.3 50 1600 63 25 25 25 42
WIA 6/36-2/621 1.3 2000 63 25 25 25 42
1)
WIA 6/36-2/621 1.3 2500 63 25 25 25 42
WIB 6/36-2/627 1.3 630 63 25 20 25 42
WIB 6/36-2/627 1.3 1250 63 25 25 25 42
WIB 6/36-2/627 600 36 170 70 195/80 1.3 50 1600 63 25 25 25 42
WIB 6/36-2/627 1.3 2000 63 25 25 25 42
WIB 6/36-2/627 1.3 2500 2) 63 25 25 25 42
WIA 10/36-2/621 1.3 1250 100 40 40 40 31
WIA 10/36-2/621 1.3 1600 100 40 40 40 31
600 36 170 70 195/80 50/60
WIA 10/36-2/621 1.3 2000 100 40 40 40 31
WIA 10/36-2/621 1.3 2500 1) 100 40 40 40 31
WIB 10/36-2/627 1.3 1250 100 40 40 40 31
WIB 10/36-2/627 1.3 1600 100 40 40 40 31
600 36 170 70 195/80 50/60
WIB 10/36-2/627 1.3 2000 100 40 40 40 31
2)
WIB 10/36-2/627 1.3 2500 100 40 40 40 31
LS = Circuit-breaker 1) with cooling gas tank, panel height 2750 mm
TS = Disconnector 2) with motor-actuated fan
E = Earthing switch 3) possible limits and components fitted, refer to project planning documents
WI no. 49 542
4) adm. tolerance range, no manufacturing tolerance, current value of one speci-
men, see routine test report
5) minimum service pressure 0.7 bar
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ng Number of operating Operating times Command times
cycles without
overhaul with release with release
mech. electrical 25 W 160 W 160 W 25 W 160 W 160 W
4)
4)
4)
Opening time
Opening time
Closing time
mechanism
LS,
TS,
Off
Off
On
E
On Off
A A kA ms ms ms ms ms ms ms s s
6.3 10000
6.3 1000
6.3
6.3
6.3 10000
6.3 1000
6.3
6.3
6.3 10000
6.3 1000
50 10 10000 100 43-65 40-65 14 50 20 12 18
6.3 1000
6.3
6.3 10000
6.3 1000
50 10 10000 100 43-65 40-65 14 50 20 12 18
6.3 1000
6.3
29
WIA/WIB 38 kV
O - 3 min - CO - 3 min - CO
O - 0.3 s - CO - 3 min - CO
Rated short-time current
3)
Rated lightning impulse
Type
withstand voltage
Rated frequency
Design pressure
making current
CO - 15 s - CO
Rated voltage
Pr at 20 0C 5)
Panel width
component
current
1s 3s
mm kV kV kV kV/kV bar Hz A kA kA kA kA %
WIA 8/38-2/621 1.45 630 80 31.5 20 31.5 31
WIA 8/38-2/621 1.45 1250 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
WIA 8/38-2/621 600 38 200 80 220/90 1.45 50/60 1600 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
WIA 8/38-2/621 1.45 2000 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
1)
WIA 8/38-2/621 1.45 2500 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
WIB 8/38-2/627 1.45 630 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
WIB 8/38-2/627 1.45 1250 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
WIB 8/38-2/627 600 38 200 80 220/90 1.45 50/60 1600 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
WIB 8/38-2/627 1.45 2000 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
WIB 8/38-2/627 1.45 2500 2) 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
WIA 8/40.5-2/621 1.45 1250 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
WIA 8/40.5-2/621 185 215/90 1.45 1600 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
600 40.5 85 50
(200) (220/90)
WIA 8/40.5-2/621 1.45 2000 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
WIA 8/40.5-2/621 1.45 2500 1) 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
WIB 8/40.5-2/627 1.45 1250 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
WIB 8/40.5-2/627 185 215/90 1.45 1600 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
600 40.5 85 50
(200) (220/90)
WIB 8/40.5-2/627 1.45 2000 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
2)
WIB 8/40.5-2/627 1.45 2500 80 31.5 31.5 31.5 31
LS = Circuit-breaker 1) with cooling gas tank, panel height 2750 mm
TS = Disconnector 2) with motor-actuated fan
E = Earthing switch 3) for possible limit values and components fitted, refer to the project planning
documents WI no. 49 542
4) adm. tolerance range, is not a manufacturing tolerance,
for the current value of a specimen, refer to the routine test report
5) minimum service pressure at 20 C = 1.0 bar (overpressure)
30
ng Number of operating Operating times Command times
cycles without
overhaul with release with release
mech. electrical 25 W 160 W 160 W 25 W 160 W 160 W
4)
4)
4)
Opening time
Opening time
Closing time
mechanism
LS,
TS,
Off
Off
On
E
On Off
A A kA ms ms ms ms ms ms ms s s
10000
1000
10000
1000
10000
1000
50 10 10000 100 43-65 40-65 14 50 20 12 18
1000
10000
1000
50 10 10000 100 43-65 40-65 14 50 20 12 18
1000
31
WIA/WIB 40.5 UP TO 52 KV
2 vacuum interrupter chambers per conductor
O - 3 min - CO - 3 min - CO
O - 0.3 s - CO - 3 min - CO
Rated short-time current
3)
Rated lightning impulse
Type
withstand voltage
Rated frequency
Design pressure
making current
CO - 15 s - CO
Rated voltage
Pr at 20 0C 5)
Panel width
component
current
1s 3s
mm kV kV kV kV/kV bar Hz A kA kA kA kA %
WIA 10/40.5-2/626 1.45 1250 100 40 40 40
600 40.5 200 80 220/90 50 26
WIA 10/40.5-2/626 1.45 2500 1) 100 40 40 40
LS = Circuit-breaker 1) with cooling gas tank, panel height 3314 mm and with motor-actuated fans
TS = Disconnector 2) with motor-actuated fan
E = Earthing switch 3) possible limits and components fitted, refer to project planning documents WI
no. 49 542
4) adm. tolerance range, no manufacturing tolerance, current value of one speci-
men, see routine test report
5) minimum service pressure at 20 C: 0.1 bar at a filling pressure of 1.45 bar;
1.8 bar at a filling pressure of 2.2 bar
32
ng
O - 0.3 s - CO - 15 s - CO
A
Cable breaking current
50
50
50
50
A
Small indirect currents
kA
under out-of-phase conditions
E
LS,
TS,
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
10000
10000
10000
10000
mech.
10000
10000
10000
10000
overhaul
cycles without
100
100
100
100
breaking current
Number of operating
4)
Opening time
ms
50-80
50-80
50-80
50-80
25 W
4)
Opening time
ms
160 W
with release
4)
Closing time
ms
40-65
40-65
40-65
40-65
160 W
Operating times
14
14
14
14
ms
Off
50
50
50
50
ms
25 W
Off
On
ms
with release
Command times
On
20
20
20
20
ms
Off
160 W 160 W
12
12
12
12
mechanism
Operating time for disconnector
s
33
WIA/WIB 1 AND 2-POLE, FOR STATIONARY RAILWAY TRACTION POWER SUPPLY 50/60 HZ
with 2 vacuum interrupter chambers per conductor
O - 3 min - CO - 3 min - CO
O - 0.3 s - CO - 3 min - CO
Rated voltage UNM acc. to
withstand voltage
Rated frequency
Design pressure
Pr bei 20 0C 5)
CO - 15 s - CO
king current
Panel width
component
EN 50 124
EN 60 694
current
1s 3s
mm kV kV kV kV kV/kV bar Hz A kA kA kA kA %
WIA 6/55-S/626 1250 65 25 25
600 27.5 52 250 95 290/110 2.2 50/60 26
WIA 6/55-S/626 2000 65 25 25
WIA-Z 600 17.5 36 170 70 195/110 2.2 16 2/3 1250 80 31.5 31.5 46
34
ng
O - 0.3 s - CO - 15 s - CO
A
Cable breaking current
50
50
50
A
Small indirect currents
kA
12.5
12.5
under out-of-phase conditions
E
LS,
TS,
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
10000
10000
10000
mech.
with rated (normal) current
haul
10000
10000
10000
with rated short-circuit
electrical
100
100
100
breaking current
cycles without over-
Number of operating
4)
Opening time
ms
50-80
50-80
25 W
4)
Opening time
ms
25-35
160 W
with release
4)
Closing time
ms
40-50
40-50
40-50
160 W
Operating times
14
14
ms
6-68
Off
50
50
ms
25 W
Off
20
On
ms
with release
Command time
20 On
20
20
ms
Off
160 W 160 W
12
12
12
mechanism
Operating time for disconnector
s
35
>> Range of products
Busbar attachments
Panel connection
attachment
Panel
connection
variants
1)
Plug-in cable
single
1)
1)
36
DOUBLE BUSAR PANELS
Metering panel
1) not possible in case of 52 kV
for
- rated voltage up to 36 kV
- rated busbar (normal) current up
to 2500 A
37
Disconnector panel Bus section coupler / riser panel
(Inner cone-type cable connection
SS2 SS2
SS1 SS1
Panel
connection Panel connection
attachment attachment
1) 1)
Panel Panel
Voltage connection Voltage Current
connection transformer, transformer, transformer
variants variants
pluggable pluggable
1) 1)
1) 1)
38
Bus section coupler Bus coupler Disconnector/earthing switch
up to 2500 A 1) in line with busbar
Current Current
transformer transformer
Bus coupler
up to 2000 A
(1 panel width) 1)
SS2
SS1
Current
transformer
1) only up to 40.5 kV
Abbreviations
SS1 = Busbar 1
SS2 = Busbar 2
39
>> Cable connections
CABLE CONNECTIONS IN The manufacturers specifications To this effect, the inner cone-type
TERMINAL TYPES AND SIZES
OUTGOING FEEDER of the regarding selection and cable plug-in terminations for
BLOCK assembly of the plug-in termina- attachment to WI require capaci-
tions must be adhered to. This tive decoupling. The coupling elec-
does not only apply to the selec- trodes for the capacitive voltage
The medium-voltage cables are tion of size, but also to all electrical detection system are an integral
connected to the switchgear rated data, in line with the switch- part of the appliance couplers
panels via metal-enclosed inner gears data. installed in the switchgear panel.
cone-type plug-in terminations.
The panels are equipped with inner It is essential that all appliance
cone-type appliance couplers couplers which are not equipped
according to EN 50 181. with plug-in terminations are termi-
nated correctly using voltage-proof
and fully shrouded insulating termi-
nals/dummy plugs.
Single busbar
Railway traction power
supply with 2 vacuum inter-
rupter chambers per phase
Single cable connection
1-pole 2-pole
L1 L1, L3
1x size 3/S
40
Single / double busbar with 1 vacuum interrupter chamber
per conductor/phase
12 kV - 36 kV 38 kV - 40.5 kV
2 x size 1
3 x size 1
2 x size 2
3 x size 2
4 x size 2
2 x size 3
3 x size 3
4 x size 3
1 x size 1 + 2 x size 3
Multi-cable connection
1 x size 2 + 2 x size 3
40.5 kV 52 kV
BIL 200 kV BIL 250 kV
1 x size 3
1 x size 3/S
2 x size 3
2 x size 3/S
3 x size 3
3 x size 3/S
1-phase 2-phase
L1 L1 + L3
2 x size 3/S
3 x size 3/S
4 x size 3/S
5 x size 3/S
41
Single / double busbar with 1 vacuum interrupter chamber
per conductor/phase
12 kV - 36 kV 38 kV - 40.5 kV
1 x size 2
3 x size 2
4 x size 2
1 x size 3
2 x size 3
3 x size 3
4 x size 3
1 x size 2 + 1 x size 3
1 x size 2 + 2 x size 3
Multi-cable connection with vol-
tage transformer in outgoing
1 x size 2 + 3 x size 3
feeder 1 x size 2 + 4 x size 3
1 x size 1 + 3 x size 3
40.5 kV 52 kV
BIL 200 kV BIL 250 kV
1 x size 3
1 x size 3/S
2 x size 3
3 x size 3/S
possible up to rated (normal) current in outgoing feeder of max. 1600 A
2-phase L1 + L3
1-phase
L1 Voltage transformers Voltage transformers
L3 L1 + L3
1 x size 3/S
2 x size 3/S
3 x size 3/S
4 x size 3/S
42
>> Ecological considerations
A WI switchgear satisfies to a high This represents a major contribu- During normal operation, the gas
degree ecological requirements in tion towards saving primary energy need not be replenished during the
view of environmental protection and material resources. entire service life of the switchgear.
thanks to The switchgear is a hermetically
> optimization of material and All materials were selected and sealed pressure system acc. to
energy consumption during developed so that e.g. in case of IEC 60694 (IEC 62271-1).
manufacture fire within buildings, affected
> compliance with all ecological switchgear only have a minor influ-
requirements during its service ence on the fire load (heat deve- Average material distribu-
life lopment, pollutants in the emis- tion in gas-insulated switch-
> the use of recyclable materials sions). gear units
for efficient disposal at the end
of its service life. Another important ecological
Materials Wt. %
aspect is the longevity of our pro-
Our design directives regarding ducts (min. 30 to 40 years), which
environmentally compatible design is an extremely long service life Metals Steel 7
specify the use of materials which compared to other capital goods. Copper 6.5
are easily recyclable and can be Furthermore, the switchgear units Aluminium, 2
disassembled. The metals which have been designed so as to requi- brass
make up approx. 90 % of the re little maintenance which would Plastics Thermosetting 7
switchgear are easily recyclable. in turn use up energy and material, plastics
At the end of their service life, they and so as to enable straightfor-
Thermo- 2
are recycled 100 % in the form of ward replacement of part compo-
plastics
homogenous materials. nents, e.g. if new controllers have
been developed on the market Elastomers 0.5
Plastics can also be recycled. (upgrading). Electronics Plastics 0.5
Thermosetting i.e. non-melting Metals 1
plastics can be comminuted and In our gas-insulated switchgear WI,
Insulating Sulphur 0.5
reused as fillers in other plastic the majority of the switchgear
gas hexafluoride
components; thermoplastic - i.e. panel has been sealed hermetically
melting - materials can be recycled in an insulating inert gas (sulphur
in the form of homogenous materi- hexafluoride SF6 which is neither
al. This means that the material is reactive nor toxic). Thus, all envi-
conserved, melted down and used ronmental influences reducing the
for the construction of new durable service life are shut out. The spe-
parts. cial characteristics of the insulating
gas also enable an overall size
To ensure efficient and environ- reduction by approx. 50 percent
mentally compatible disassembly versus switchgear designed with-
and assignment of materials by the out insulating gas with comparable
responsible disposal experts, the technical properties. This again
switchgears plastic components saves a lot of material and energy
have been identified accordingly. required for material production.
Moreover, material and utilization The portion of insulating gas used
data sheets are available to pro- for WI switchgear amounts to
vide the customer with an over- approx. 0.5 percent by weight.
view about the materials used. Once the switchgears service life
Equally, the disposal company is has elapsed, the gas is extracted
provided with important informa- completely via the disposal valve
tion regarding the recycling provided serially in each gas-filled,
process. cladded compartment, and then
recycled. The gas suppliers have
Thus, the materials used for our developed an efficient recycling
products can be reused 100 %. concept to this effect.
43
>> Design data
Space requirements - dimensions and weights
>500
>500
WIA up to 40.5 kV WIA up to 52 kV
2400
>500 >500
2964
>1500 1)
>1000
>1000
>1500 1)
View
>500
>500
>1500 1)
>500
Top view
1692
70 70 280 70
Spacer bars 673
600
460
Weights:
WIA up to 40.5 kV approx. 1000 kg
WIA 52 kV approx. 1350 kg
Flooring ducts
44
Space requirements - dimensions and weights
WIA up to 52 kV
>500
>500
WIA up to 40.5 kV WIA up to 52 kV
2400
>500 >500 >500
2964
>1500 1)
>1000
>1000
>1500 1)
View
>500
>500
>500
>1500 1)
>500
Top view
1692
70 70 280 70
Spacer bars 673
600
460
Weights:
WIA up to 40.5 kV max. 1000 kg
WIA 52 kV approx. 1350 kg
Flooring ducts
45
Space requirements - dimensions and weights
WIB up to 40.5 kV
>500
WIB bis 52 kV
>500
WIB bis 40,5 kV
3614
3050
>500
>500 >500
>1500 1)
>1000
>1000
>1500 1)
View
>500
>500
>500
>1500 1)
>500
Top view
1692
70 70 280
Spacer bars 673
70
600
460
Weights:
WIB up to 40.5 kV approx. 1300 kg
WIB 52 kV approx. 1700 kg
Flooring ducts
46
Space requirements - dimensions and weights
WIB up to 52 kV
>500
WIB up to 52 kV
>500
WIB up to 40.5 kV
3050
3614
>500
>500
>1500 1)
>1000
>1000
>1500 1)
View
>500
>500
>1500 1)
>500
Top view
1692
70 70 280
Spacer bars 673
70
600
460
Weights:
WIB up to 40.5 kV approx. 900 - 1000 kg
WIB 52 kV approx. 1100 - 1500 kg
Flooring ducts
47
Busbar connection with fully insulated conductor bars
48
Transfer line at the bottom. Phase exchange required in transfer line
49
>> Shipping instructions
50
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