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Trade: PG building Adindas
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How To Drop Some Load In Case There Is The Mains Failure?
I have a switch boards which have got two supplies:
- Mains supply 800 KVA from utility company - 500 Supply from standby Genset There is Automatic mains failure (AMF). So in case there is a power failure, the generator is automatically kicking on. But I have the following problem because my Genset can not take the full 800 KVA, - I am aware that I could add Bus Couplers CB and divide it into essential/priority load and non essential/non priority load. And In case of power failure, the bus coupler will open and generator will only need to supply Essential load. However, I do not want to do this as I prefer to do it by U/V relay and manual reclosing (for non motorised MCCB) or auto reclosing for motorised MCCB. I have the following situation. The switchboard is in building A. the Distribution board that I am going to drop in case og mains failure is in Building B. So instead of installing U/V realy in the outgoing ways of the switchboard, I want to install it in the Distribution board in building B (probly part of the distributionboard). Is it possible to put U/V relay as part of the distrbution baord, or U/V relay have to be insatlled in the Main swich board ? |
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Trade: Super Electrician
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Southern California
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Re: How To Drop Some Load In Case There Is The Mains Failure?
This can be done quite easily with PLCs.
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