ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

It is a great pleasure to present this report, a written testimony of real fruitful & invaluable training. I
take this opportunity to express my feeling of gratitude to ARYA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
& IT and the management of M/S. LARSEN & TOUBRO LIMITED for providing me the
opportunity to take Inplant training in the ESP-MCCB department.

The training period has enriched me with invaluable experience of the industrial culture of the highest
repute. This training period provided me with the best opportunity to put my engineering knowledge
to practical use. On completion of training, I have personally experienced the linkage between
theoretical knowledge and its practical implication.

The knowledge and experience gained will always be highly cherished by me and have a lifelong
influence on my career. I am deeply grateful to Mr. Jayul Vyas and Mr.Prashant Patel who were a
great influence on me during the entire tenure of this training.

.I also place on record my sincere thanks to each and every employee of L&T who has given me full
co-operation during my training period.

NAME-KARAN RAJ
ROLL NO.-15EAREE049
DATE-
PLACE -JAIPUR

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 ABSTRUCT

In the curriculum of Electrical Engineering, Inplant Training is incorporated to give industrial

exposure to budding Engineers. The indispensable function of training is to give them an opportunity
to correlate their studies with practical implication in the industry. My training in M/s Larsen &
Toubro was indeed a very nice learning experience and also gave me good exposure to the industry.

This report holds the summary of my learning of various aspects of MCCB production, along with the
written record of the work I did here. Technical aspects of the product MCCB along with the projects
done by me have also been included. During monitoring of the production process I learnt about how
to tackle different problems occurring in the process by simple modifications.

During this period I understood the scope of function, job responsibilities of various engineering
department. I also came to know that how the different departments function in tandem for improving
the process of particular product.

I came in contact with some techniques, which were completely unknown to me, and the most
important thing to learn was co-operation and co-ordinate effort of various persons at different levels
in different departments to achieve the set goals.

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 CONTENT
CERTIFICATE ii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iii
ABSTRUCT iv
LIST OF FIGURE Vii
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS viii
Chapter-1 Introduction 1-3
1.1 L & T Limited 1
Chapter-2 L&T Spectrem 4-6
2.1 Engineering & Construction Projects 5
2.2 Electrical & Electronics 5
2.3 Heavy Engineering 5
2.4 Nformation Technology 5
2.5 Engineering Construction & Contracts 6
Chapter-3 Introduction To Ebg Department 6-7
Chapter-4 Ntroduction To E & A 7-8
Chapter-5 Switchgear 8-10
5.1 Breaker 8
5.2 Types Of Circuit Breakers 9
5.2.1 Air Circuit Breaker 9
5.2.2 Oil Circuit Breaker 9
5.2.3 Vacuum Circuit Breaker 9
5.2.4 Sf6circuit Breaker 9
5.3 Miniature Circuit Breaker 10
5.4 Moduled Case Circuit Breaker 10
5.5 Withstand Capacity 10
Chapter-6 Molded Case Circuit Breaker 11-14
6.1 Classification Based On Working 12
6.1.1 Thermal Magnetic Type ( Tm) 12
6.1.2 Microprocessor Based(Electronics) 12
6.1.3 Flux Shift Devices(Fsd) 13
6.2 Breaking Capacity 13
6.3 Classification Based On Ratings 13
Chapter-7 Assembly Line 14-18
7.1 Introduction Of Assembly Line 15
7.2 Cover Assembly 16
7.3 Accessories 17
7.3.1 Shunt Releas 17
7.3.2 Under Voltage Release 18
7.3.3 Auxiliary Contact 18
7.3.4 Trip Alarm Contact 18
7.4 Convenience 18
7.5 Compactness 18
7.6 Application Of Mccbs 18

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Chapter-8 Tpm (Total Productive Maintenance 19-22
8.1 Traditional TPM 19
8.2 The 5s Foundation 20
8.3 The Eight Pillars 22
Chapter-9 Air circuit breaker 25-30
9.1 Acb introduction 25
9.2 Types of Acb 26
9.2.1 omega Acb 26
9.2.2 widest offering 27
9.2.3 user friendly feature 27
9.2.4 superior safety for peace of mind 28
9.3 C power Acb 28
9.3.1 feature 29
9.3.2 elegant design 29
9.3.3 user friendly feature 29
Chapter-10 Introduction Of Sddc 30
10.1 Introduction 30
10.2 Objectivesof Sddc 30
10.3 Working Sequence Of Sddc 31
10.4 Testing Facilities And Laboratories Of Sddc 32
10.4.1 Development Laboratory 32
10.4.2 Mechanical Endurance Test Laboratory 32
10.4.3thermal Endurance Test Laboratory 32
10.4.4 Make Break Laboratory 32
10.4.5 Short Circuit Laboratory 32
10.4.6 Prototype Shop 32
Conclusion 33
References 34

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FIGURE PAGE NO
Fig1.1.Basic Bussiness of l&t 1
Fig 1.2 larsen & toubra 2
Fig 1.3 l&t vision 4
Fig 1.4 l&t mission 4
Fig 2.1.L&t spectrem 5
Fig 4.1 L&t vsw plant 8
Fig 5.1A section ofvlarge panel 9
Fig 5.2.Circuit breaker figure 10
Fig 6.1.L & t mccb 15
Fig 6.2.Electronic release 18
Fig 7.1 mccb paramerter 18
Fig 7.2 Shunt release 18
Fig 7.3.Under voltege release 19
Fig 7.4.Shunt alarm release 20
Fig 8.1 Tpm 21
Fig 9.1 air circuit breaker 25
Fig 9.2 omega ACB 26
Fig 9.3 c-power ACB 28
Fig 10.1 Sequence Of Product Decelopment 31

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 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS:

L&T - LARSEN & TOUBRO

MCCB - MODULE CASE CIRCUIR BREAKER

VSW - VADODARA SWITCHGEAR WORK

ESP - ELECTRICAL STANDARD PRODUCT

ACB - AIR CIRCUIT BREAKER

E&A - ELECTRICAL & AUTOMATION

STE - SWITCHGEAR TESTING & ENGINEERING

TPM - TOTAL PRODUCTIVE MAINTENCE

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