Emerson MPR25- User Manual

Emerson MPR25

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – Emerson Energy Systems; NT6C28C User Manual; User Manual
  • Page 5 – Publication history
  • Page 6 – Publication history
  • Page 7 – Contents
  • Page 8 – Contents; Front of the NT6C14GA/GM and NT6C14GP control and distribution
  • Page 9 – Contents 9; List of Figures
  • Page 10 – 0 Contents; List of Procedures
  • Page 12 – 2 Contents; This page is left blank intentionally.
  • Page 13 – About this manual; Purpose of this manual
  • Page 14 – 4 About this manual; Other documents
  • Page 15 – Introduction; Description
  • Page 16 – 6 Introduction; Equipment applications
  • Page 17 – Introduction 17; batteries
  • Page 18 – 8 Introduction
  • Page 19 – Specifications; Frameworks; The NT6C28C(x) MFA150 mounts on a variety of relay rack type; NT6C14G control and distribution panel; panel are listed in Table 2.
  • Page 20 – 0 Specifications
  • Page 21 – Specifications 21; Mechanical specifications of the power shelves; Table 3 – Mechanical specifications of the MPS75 and MPS150 power; inches; Position 3
  • Page 22 – 2 Specifications; Electrical specifications of the power shelves; Table 4 – Mechanical specifications of the MPR15 rectifier
  • Page 24 – 4 Specifications; Electrical specifications MPR15 rectifier
  • Page 25 – Specifications 25; Figure 8 – Front view of the MPR25 rectifier
  • Page 26 – 6 Specifications; Electrical specifications of the MPR25 rectifier; A 2 pole / 20 A circuit breaker opens both lines.; Mechanical specifications Helios Rectifier 25/48
  • Page 27 – Specifications 27; Figure 9 – Front view of the Helios Rectifier 25/48; HELIOS
  • Page 28 – 8 Specifications; Electrical specifications Helios Rectifier 25/48; Mechanical specifications Helios Rectifier 50/48
  • Page 29 – Specifications 29; Figure 10 – Front view of the Helios Rectifier 50/48
  • Page 30 – Electrical specifications Helios Rectifier 50/48; A two pole / 20 A circuit breaker opens both lines.
  • Page 31 – Mechanical specifications of the RPM1000C; of the power system. Figure 11 shows a front view of the RPM1000C.
  • Page 32 – 2 Specifications; Electrical specifications of the RPM1000C; compensation module; Electrical specifications Helios TCM/48
  • Page 33 – Mechanical specifications of the battery disconnect panel; panel are listed in Table 14.; equipped with two 175 A circuit breakers.; Electrical specifications of the battery disconnect panel; two 175 A circuit breakers.; NT6C18IFA/FD supplementary battery return busbar ( optional ); busbar are listed in Table 15.
  • Page 34 – 4 Specifications
  • Page 35 – Specifications 35; Transportation; Table 17 – Floor and point loading of a complete NT6C28C(x) MFA150; Standard
  • Page 36 – 6 Specifications
  • Page 37 – Operation; General
  • Page 38 – 8 Operation; Figure 16 – Enlarged view of the controller card section; Visual indicators; LED indicators display the conditions described in Table 18.
  • Page 39 – Switches; activate and deactivate rectifier sense leads 1 to 6.; Potentiometers
  • Page 40 – Test points; to 100 A, protect the loads as required. Refer to “Appendix B :
  • Page 41 – Operation 41; Terminal blocks; Table 23 – TB1 and TB2 pin assignment on the controller card; FUSE ALARM
  • Page 43 – Operation 43; control and distribution panels; Figure 18 – Enlarged view of the RPM1000C section
  • Page 44 – Table 27 – Visual indicators; Switch
  • Page 45 – Table 28 – Potentiometers; Fuses
  • Page 47 – Operation 47; Rectifiers
  • Page 48 – 8 Operation; The NT6C18EA/EB battery disconnect panel is used to manually; NT6C18FA/FD supplementary battery return busbar ( optional )
  • Page 49 – Maintenance; Routine maintenance; Voltage Level Limits for Power Plants, Rectifiers and
  • Page 50 – Troubleshooting; WARNING; Precautions to take to avoid service interruptions
  • Page 52 – Addition / replacement procedures; Proceed as described in Procedure 1.
  • Page 53 – Maintenance 53; Reconnect all wires and cables by reversing steps 6, 7 and 8.; 2 Adjustments
  • Page 54 – 4 Maintenance
  • Page 55 – Maintenance 55; Procedure 1 – Replacing the NT6C14PF controller card ( continued ); Notify the alarm centre at the end of the procedure.; Figure 19 – Locking the LVD contactor in the closed position; Replacing the NT6C14PG meter display card ( NT6C14GA/GM and; Proceed as described in Procedure 2.
  • Page 56 – 6 Maintenance; Open the front door of the control and distribution panel.; 1 Calibration; Putthe VOLT/AMPS switch on the front door in the AMPS position.
  • Page 57 – Edge of meter display card; Adding or replacing a rectifier; Adding a rectifier; Add a rectifier as described in Procedure 3 for an MPR15, MPR25 or; If a rectifier is removed, reinstall the blank plate to meet
  • Page 58 – 8 Maintenance; Procedure 4 – Installing a Helios Rectifier 50/48
  • Page 59 – Maintenance 59; Replacing a rectifier; Replace a rectifier as described in Procedure 5.; Procedure 5 – Replacing a rectifier; Put the DC circuit breaker in the “ON” position.
  • Page 60 – 0 Maintenance; Adding a power shelf; described in the following procedure.; Procedure 6 – Connecting a rectifier shelf; Use minimum No. 4 AWG cables for 75 A rectifier; Adding or replacing a battery string; step 1 of Procedure 7.
  • Page 61 – Maintenance 61; Generator requirements for Astec APS Power Systems; technical support line.; Procedure 7 – Adding or replacing a battery string; If specified, install the new batteries in the space vacated by the
  • Page 62 – 2 Maintenance; Connection positions are optimal if maximum 1/0 AWG; Adding or replacing a distribution circuit breaker; Ensure that the new circuit breaker is in the “OFF” position.
  • Page 64 – 4 Maintenance; Isolated support
  • Page 65 – Maintenance 65; Procedure 9 – Replacing a distribution circuit breaker; Install the “C” alarm wire on the circuit breaker itself.; Replacement of the LVD contactor
  • Page 66 – 6 Maintenance; Disconnect the two control wires from the coil of the contactor.
  • Page 67 – Figure 25 – LVD contactor installation
  • Page 68 – 8 Maintenance
  • Page 69 – Appendix A : Associated schematics; Drawing number; IS6C28CA Interconnect
  • Page 70 – 0 Appendix A : Associated schematics; IS
  • Page 71 – Appendix A: Associated schematics 71
  • Page 72 – 2 Appendix A : Associated schematics
  • Page 73 – Appendix A: Associated schematics 73
  • Page 74 – 4 Appendix A : Associated schematics
  • Page 75 – Appendix A: Associated schematics 75
  • Page 76 – 6 Appendix A : Associated schematics
  • Page 77 – Appendix A: Associated schematics 77
  • Page 78 – 8 Appendix A : Associated schematics
  • Page 79 – Appendix A: Associated schematics 79
  • Page 80 – 0 Appendix A : Associated schematics
  • Page 81 – Appendix A: Associated schematics 81
  • Page 82 – 2 Appendix A : Associated schematics
  • Page 83 – Appendix A: Associated schematics 83
  • Page 84 – 4 Appendix A : Associated schematics
  • Page 85 – Appendix B : Replacement parts
  • Page 87 – Mid trip circuit breakers will generate an alarm only
  • Page 88 – 8 Appendix B : Replacement parts
  • Page 89 – Appendix C : Technical service assistance; Local toll-free prefixes; Country Prefix; Korea
  • Page 90 – Toll-free technical assistance numbers; In Asia and the Pacific:
  • Page 91 – Appendix D : Reference documents; Manual number Description
  • Page 92 – 2 Appendix D : Reference documents
  • Page 93 – Abbreviations and acronyms
  • Page 94 – 4 Abbreviations and acronyms
  • Page 95 – Abbreviations and acronyms 95
  • Page 96 – 6 Abbreviations and acronyms
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Emerson Energy Systems

MFA150 Modular Front Access Power
System

NT6C28C

User Manual

P0728920 Standard 11.00 October 2001

UM6C28C ( 167-9021-102 )

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Summary

Page 3 - Emerson Energy Systems; NT6C28C User Manual; User Manual

3 Emerson Energy Systems MFA150 Power System     NT6C28C User Manual MFA150 Modular Front Access Power System  NT6C28C User Manual Manual Number : UM6C28C ( 167-9021-102 ) Manualt Issue : 11.00 Manual Status : Standard Release Date : October 2001 P0728920 Copyright  2001 Astec International Lt...

Page 5 - Publication history

5 Emerson Energy Systems MFA150 Power System     NT6C28C User Manual Publication history October 2001 Standard Issue 11.00. In Tables 31 and 32 the prefix of the CPC Numbers was A0. The manual was modified to reflect the Emerson Energy Systems and Emerson Network Power identities. In the “ Techn...

Page 6 - Publication history

6 Publication history UM6C28C P0728920 Standard 11.00 April 2001 Emerson Energy Systems May 1992 Issue 3.0 Standard. November 1991 Issue 2.0. Standard. June 1991 Issue 1.0. Standard.

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