Showing posts with label panel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label panel. Show all posts
Thursday, 19 March 2015
Monday, 16 March 2015
Battery Switch Board (Battery Charger & Discharger)
1. Equipment Specification:
a. Battery Switch Board (Battery Charger & Battery Discharger)b. Brand : UZUSHIO Electric co.,ltd.
c. Battery
- Capacity : 200AH
- Voltage : 24VDC
- Current : 20A
- Source : 440V
- Frequency : 60Hz.
- Output : DC 22- 32V
- Charge : 30A
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| Repair Battery Switch Board (Battery Charger & Discharger) |
2. Problems occurred ( information from the owner / user ):
- Indicator lights to the monitoring fuse does not work, the lights remain lit fuse in an is lost.
- VU ( Volume Unit) to monitor resistant grounding does not show an accurate value in monitor mode and test mode.
- Wires inside the panel so that it takes less tidy cable track
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| VU Unit |
3. Inspection results
1. Indicator lights to the monitoring fuse does not work, the lights remain lit fuse in an is lost.a. Trip Circuits cut off / burned
Specification of Trip Circuit:
· Type P450 15A (P4-15 250V/15A) No brands
b. Rectifier Protect Fuse is not standard / modifications have been done
Specification of Rectifier Protect Fuse:
· Fuse 30A
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| Battery Switch Board |
Possibilities occur:
a. There is a problem in the Accessories Unit
Specification of Accessories Unit:
b. VU meter unit for grounding resistance meter problem
Specification of VU meter unit:
• Brand : Toyo Keiko
• Type : NN-220A
c. Timer problem
Specification of Timer unit:
• Brand : Omron
• Type : H3B4
d. Selector switch for Monitor and Test Position problem
e. Ground Connection Lost
3. Wires inside the panel so that it takes less tidy cable track
a. Too many spare cables are not neatly.
Load Control unit Battery Switch Board
4. Problem solving
Indicator lights to the monitoring fuse does not work, the lights remain lit fuse in an is lost.· Replacement of trip circuit
· Note: There should be more spare ‘trip circuit’ , since the trip circuit will be cut off in the event of mains fuse broke. The possibility of breaking up the frequent occurrence of very large.
· Replacement of mains fuse with a fuse that is safe / standarad
VU ( Volume Unit) to monitor resistant grounding does not show an accurate value in monitor mode and test mode.
· Check and repair if necessary on the unit accessories, VU meter, Timer, Selector Switch, and Grounding Connection.
· Note: Possible replacement could occur in the unit VU meter, Timer, Selector Switch.
1. Wires inside the panel so that it takes less tidy cable track
Installing Cable Duct/ Cable Tracking
Friday, 13 March 2015
Problems that occur damage to the synchronization panel
Generator 1 failed Synchrone to Generator 2, after a few
seconds do synchronize MCCB Generator 1 Trip.
Possible errors occur on the AVR generator 1 or 2, also at
supporting components such as: Reverse
Power Relay.
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| Generator |
The work that has been done:
1. Check the voltage on the generator, through the settings
made on the AVR Generator 1 and Generator 2. Change the settings by turning a
few degrees at a variable resistor, need special labeling before doing it with
a marker that is not easily lost.
This reel considering changes that could be
made more aggravating circumstances for AVR settings.
2. Check the second frequency generator, are like that done at the same point above, several types of
AVR presents some variable resistor for setting the duty of each such change in
voltage and frequency changes.
3. Setting the output voltage of the generator 1 through the
AVR, does not solve the problem. Perform the next step, check the technical
components such as Reverse Power Relay, Control Sync and others.
4. Check Reverse Power Relay, detectable damage to the
Reverse Power Relay generator unit 1
The next solution;
- PH 1/3 6 / 4W Reverse Power Trip
- Type: M200 RP1
- Series No. : 240V L / N 50/60 Hz 6A
- Operation: Energize On Trip
Detail project:
Vessel
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ASL Glory
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Equipment type
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Sinchronize Panel
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Service Issue
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Error proses synchronize
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Location
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ASL Shipyard
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