Frame circuit breaker (ACB)

Frame circuit breaker is also called universal circuit breaker. All its parts are installed in an insulated metal frame, which is usually open. It can be equipped with a variety of accessories. It is convenient to replace contacts and components, and is mostly used in the main switch at the power end. There are electromagnetic, electronic and intelligent over-current release. The circuit breaker has four sections of protection: long delay, short delay, instantaneous and ground fault. The setting value of each protection is adjusted within a certain range according to its shell level.
The frame circuit breaker is applicable to the distribution network with AC 50Hz, rated voltage of 380V and 660V, and rated current of 200a-6300a. It is mainly used to distribute electric energy and protect lines and power supply equipment from overload, undervoltage, short circuit, single-phase grounding and other faults. The circuit breaker has multiple intelligent protection functions and can achieve selective protection. Under normal conditions, it can be used for infrequent line switching. The circuit breaker below 1250A can be used to protect the overload and short circuit of the motor in the network with AC 50Hz voltage of 380V.
The frame type circuit breaker is also often applied to the outgoing line main switch, bus tie switch, large capacity feeder switch and large motor control switch on the 400V side of the transformer.

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Basic characteristic parameters of circuit breaker

(1) Rated operating voltage Ue

The rated operating voltage refers to the nominal voltage of the circuit breaker, which can operate continuously under the specified normal use and performance conditions.
China stipulates that the maximum working voltage is 1.15 times of the rated voltage of the system at the voltage level of 220kV and below; The voltage level of 330kV and above is 1.1 times of the rated voltage as the highest working voltage. The circuit breaker can maintain insulation under the highest operating voltage of the system, and can make and break according to the specified conditions.

(2) Rated current (in)

Rated current refers to the current that the release can pass for a long time when the ambient temperature is below 40 ℃. For the circuit breaker with adjustable release, it is the maximum current that the release can pass for a long time.
When the ambient temperature exceeds 40 ℃ but not higher than 60 ℃, it is allowed to reduce the load and work for a long time.

(3) Overload release current setting value IR

If the current exceeds the current setting value IR of the release, the circuit breaker will delay tripping. It also represents the maximum current that the circuit breaker can withstand without tripping. This value must be greater than the maximum load current IB but less than the maximum current iz allowed by the line.
The thermal disconnect relay IR can be adjusted in the range of 0.7-1.0in, but if electronic equipment is used, the adjustment range is larger, usually 0.4-1.0in. For the circuit breaker equipped with non adjustable overcurrent trip relay, IR = in.

(4) Short circuit release current setting value im

The short-circuit tripping relay (instantaneous or short delay) is used to quickly trip the circuit breaker when high fault current occurs, and its tripping threshold is im.

(5) Rated short-time withstand current ICW

Refers to the current value allowed to pass within the agreed time. The current value will pass through the conductor within the agreed time, and the conductor will not be damaged due to overheating.

(6) Breaking capacity

The breaking capacity of the circuit breaker refers to the ability of the circuit breaker to safely cut off the fault current, which is not necessarily related to its rated current. There are 36ka, 50kA and other specifications. It is generally divided into limit short-circuit breaking capacity ICU and operating short-circuit breaking capacity ICs.