DEH-41473 Installation And Maintenance Manual AKD-20 AR / Entellisys AR .
GEIndustrial SolutionsDEH-41473 Installation and Maintenance ManualAKD-20 AR / Entellisys ARLow-voltage SwitchgearCourtesy of NationalSwitchgear.com
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Table of ContentsGeneral Information . iiiHazard Classifications . iiiTrademarks. iiiWarranty. iiiSection 1. Introduction . 1General Information . 1Instruction Manual Arrangement. 1Section 1, Introduction . 1Section 2, Receiving, Handling, and Storage. 1Section 3, Switchgear Description . 1Section 4, Equipment Installation. 1Section 5, Exhaust Plenum Installation . 1Section 6, Installing and Removing Circuit Breakers . 1Section 7, Testing and Inspecting . 1Section 8, Operating the Switchgear. 2Section 9, Energizing the Switchgear . 2Section 10, Maintaining the Switchgear . 2Section 11, Common Switchgear Accessories and Kits . 2Appendices A, B, C, D, E, F, and G . 2Related Publications . 2General Arrangement Drawings. 2Elementary and Connection Drawings . 2Summary of Switchgear Equipment. 2Section 2. Receiving, Handling, and Storage . 3Receiving . 3Equipment Packaging . 3Inspecting for Damage . 3Filing a Claim . 3Handling . 4Indoor Enclosure Lifting. 4Rollers. 5Forklifts . 5Storage . 6Switchgear . 6Circuit Breakers. 6Exhaust Plenum Components. 6Section 3. Switchgear Description . 7General . 7Summary Description . 8Front Compartments . 10Instrument Panel (AKD-20 AR Only) . 10Circuit Breaker Control Fuse Panel (Entellisys AR Only) . 10EntelliGuard Messenger (Entellisys AR Only) . 10Instrument/Auxiliary Compartment. 10Entellisys Instrument/Auxiliary Compartment (EntellisysAR Only) . 11Auxiliary/Transition Sections . 11Circuit Breaker Compartments . 12Primary Disconnect Shutter . 14Breaker Compartment Door . 15Future Circuit Breaker Compartment . 15Circuit Breakers. 16Bus Area . 17Busing System . 17Insulated/Isolated Bus System . 18 2016 General Electric. All rights reserved.Courtesy of NationalSwitchgear.comCable Compartment .19Cable Compartment Floor Plates . 19Ground Bus .20Heaters.20Section 4. Equipment Installation . 21General .21Site Location .21Foundation Requirements .21Foundation Preparation .22Indoor Equipment.22Assembly and Installation of Switchgear . 25General .25Detailed Assembly and Installation Instructions . 25Switchgear Anchoring .29External Control Wire Connections . 30Power Cable Connections .31Relay and Control Devices .31Breaker Lifting Device .32Indoor Equipment.32Rear Door Ventilation .35Wall Mounted HMI (Entellisys AR Only) . 36General .36Installation.36Wiring.36Section 5. Exhaust Plenum Installation . 37General .37Installation.38Exhaust Plenum above Switchgear . 38Exhaust Plenum End Cap .40Exhaust Plenum End Portal . 40Plenum System between Equipment and End Portal . 41Section 6. Installing and Removing Circuit Breakers . 42General .42Circuit Breaker Identification .42Rejection Feature.42Installing a Circuit Breaker.43General .43Installation Procedure .43Removing a Circuit Breaker .45Section 7. Testing and Inspecting . 46General .46Key Interlocks .46Breaker Operation Test .46EntelliGuard Trip Units (AKD-20 AR Only) . 46Entellisys System Test Kit (Entellisys AR Only) . 47Final Steps to be taken Before Energizing Equipment . 47Section 8. Operating the Switchgear . 48General .48Manually Operated Circuit Breakers . 48Closing Operation .48Opening Operation .48Electrically Operated Circuit Breakers . 48Closing Operation .48Opening Operation .48Circuit Breaker Draw-out Operation . 49i
CONNECTED Position . 49TEST Position . 49DISCONNECTED Position . 49WITHDRAWN Position. 49Draw-out Operation . 49Front Doors . 50Front Door Removal and Installation . 51Future Circuit Breaker Compartments . 52Circuit Breaker Compartment Features. 53Key Interlocks. 53Padlocking Features . 54Cooling Fan Control Module . 55General . 55Operation . 57Rear Access Doors . 58Section 9. Energizing the Switchgear . 59Before Energizing . 59Energizing Procedures . 59Section 10. Maintaining the Switchgear . 60General . 60Circuit Breaker and Instrument Compartments. 60Circuit Breaker . 60Bus Area . 62Circuit Breaker Lifting Mechanism. 62Overall Switchgear . 62Paint Refinishing . 62Section 11. Common Switchgear Accessories and Kits. 63Appendix A. Torque Values . 65Appendix B. Circuit Breaker Rejection Feature . 66General . 66Rejection Feature . 66Appendix C. EntelliGuard G Rejection Features (AKD-20 AROnly). 67Envelope 1 Rejection Features . 67Envelope 2 Rejection Features . 68Envelope 3 Rejection Features . 70Appendix D. EntelliGuard E Rejection Features (Entellisys AROnly). 72Envelope 1 Rejection Features . 72Envelope 2 Rejection Features . 73Envelope 3 Rejection Features . 74Appendix E. Circuit Breaker Information . 75Appendix F. Exhaust Plenum Details. 76General . 76Exhaust Plenum Section. 78Exhaust Plenum T-Section . 79Exhaust Plenum V-Section . 80Exhaust Plenum Transition Adapter . 81Exhaust Plenum End Cap. 82Exhaust Plenum End Portal . 83Exhaust Plenum Access Cover. 84Exhaust Plenum Extension . 85Exhaust Plenum 90 Degree Vertical Elbow . 86Exhaust Plenum 90 Degree Horizontal Elbow . 87Exhaust Plenum Flange Clip . 88Appendix G. Notes . 89ii 2016 General Electric. All rights reserved.Courtesy of NationalSwitchgear.com
General InformationHazard ClassificationsThe following important highlighted information appearsthroughout this document to warn of potential hazards or tocall attention to information that clarifies a procedure.Carefully read all instructions and become familiar with thedevices before trying to install, operate, service or maintainthis equipment.DANGER: Indicates a hazardous situation which, if notavoided, will result in death or serious injury.WARNING: Indicates a hazardous situation which, if notavoided, will result in death or serious injury.CAUTION: Indicates that if the hazard is not avoidedcould result in minor or moderate injury.NOTICE: Is used to notify of practices not related topersonal injury.TrademarksEntellisys*EntelliGuard* GEntelliGuard* EEntelliGuard* TUArc Vault* Protection SystemWarrantyThis document is based on information available at the timeof its publication. While efforts have been made to ensureaccuracy, the information contained herein does not cover alldetails or variations in hardware and software, nor does itprovide for every possible contingency in connection withinstallation, operation, and maintenance. Features may bedescribed herein that are not present in all hardware andsoftware systems. GE Industrial Solutions assumes noobligation of notice to holders of this document with respectto changes subsequently made. GE Industrial Solutionsmakes no representation or warranty, expressed, implied, orstatutory, with respect to, and assumes no responsibility forthe accuracy, completeness, sufficiency, or usefulness of theinformation contained herein. No warrantees ofmerchantability or fitness for purpose shall apply.Contact your local sales office if further information isrequired concerning any aspect of AKD-20 AR or Entellisys ARswitchgear and EntelliGuard G or EntelliGuard E breakeroperation or maintenance. 2016 General Electric. All rights reserved.Courtesy of NationalSwitchgear.comiii
AKD-20 AR / Entellisys AR Low-voltage SwitchgearSection 1. IntroductionDEH-41473Section 1. IntroductionGeneral InformationNOTICE: These instructions convey information that pertainto both AKD-20 AR and Entellisys AR low-voltageswitchgear products. Information that is applicable only toAKD-20 AR will be marked as (AKD-20 AR Only) andinformation that is applicable to Entellisys AR will bemarked as (Entellisys AR Only). Unless marked otherwise,information provided in this document is applicable to bothproducts.NOTICE: These instructions do not purport to cover alldetails or variations in equipment nor to provide for everypossible contingency to be met in connection with theinstallation, operation or maintenance. Should furtherinformation be desired or should particular problems arisewhich are not covered sufficiently for the purposes, thematter should be referred to the General Electric Company.These instructions are intended for use by qualifiedpersonnel only.This manual contains procedures for receiving, handling,storage, installation, operation, maintenance, and service ofAKD-20 AR and Entellisys AR low-voltage switchgear.NOTICE: The personnel responsible for installing, operating,and servicing this equipment should be thoroughly familiarwith the contents of this manual.Before any installation work is performed, thoroughly readand understand the material in this instruction manual andthe drawings furnished with the equipment. Thedocumentation shipped with the equipment includes theSummary, Front View, Elementary Diagram, ConnectionDiagram and Instruction Books. This material is located in aforward compartment tagged "INSTRUCTIONS IN THISCOMPARTMENT." The documentation provides all of theinformation necessary for installation of the switchgear.When requesting information from the General ElectricCompany, include the complete data appearing on theequipment nameplate, requisition number, summary number,and elementary diagram number. The nameplate is locatedin the lower left, front corner of the lineup.Instruction Manual ArrangementInformation and procedures in this instruction manual aredivided into sections as follows:Section 1, IntroductionGives a brief account of the equipment’s function andprovides for general information, and applicable data for theequipment and its components.Section 2, Receiving, Handling, and StorageDescribes procedures required for receiving and handling theequipment and how to prepare it for short- or long-termstorage.Section 3, Switchgear DescriptionDescribes the AKD-20 AR and Entellisys AR low-voltageswitchgear and its various components. Included are thesection enclosure, breaker compartments, circuit breakers,instrument panels and instrument compartments, bus bararrangement, incoming cable, ground and neutral bus, andauxiliary sections. This section also explains how theelectrical and mechanical components perform theirassigned functions.Section 4, Equipment InstallationProvides the information needed prior to installation, sitelocation and foundation requirements, and how to anchor theequipment properly and safely. It also covers installation ofperipheral equipment and includes information on electricalconnections and mechanical construction.Section 5, Exhaust Plenum InstallationDescribes the procedure for installing the exhaust plenumacross the top of the switchgear and provides details forassembly of the end of the plenum exhaust system.Section 6, Installing and Removing CircuitBreakersWhen requesting information concerning any specific itemfurnished with the switchgear, refer to that item bydescription, part number, its location within this manual, andany applicable drawing number. Any material external to theequipment, which may be required to meet local codes (suchas mats, screens, railings, etc.), is not furnished by the GeneralElectric Company.Gives a step-by-step procedure for lifting the breaker fromthe floor, installing it on draw-out rails, and moving it into theconnected position. A further procedure is given to withdrawa breaker, remove it from the draw-out rails, and lower it tothe floor. Also included is a description of the rejectionsystem provided to avoid the inadvertent use of an incorrectbreaker in a breaker compartment.If there are any questions or requirements not covered in thismanual or in the accompanying drawings, please contact thelocal sales office of the General Electric Company.Section 7, Testing and Inspecting1Reviews items which should be tested or inspected prior toenergizing and operating the switchgear. 2016 General Electric. All rights reserved.Courtesy of NationalSwitchgear.com
DEH-41473AKD-20 AR / Entellisys AR Low-voltage SwitchgearSection 1. IntroductionSection 8, Operating the SwitchgearRelated PublicationsCovers how to operate the circuit breaker, and containsinformation concerning draw-out provisions, doors, andvarious accessories.Addendum’s to this instruction manual are the availableservice and maintenance publications supplied separately forcircuit breakers, relays and other devices not described in thisinstruction manual.Section 9, Energizing the SwitchgearOutlines the steps to be taken before and during the electricalenergization of the equipment.Section 10, Maintaining the SwitchgearProvides instructions for all preventive maintenance,servicing, and lubrication information for the switchgearequipment. Included is service and maintenance data for thecircuit breakers, instrument compartments, instruments, busbar joints, and cable connections. This section also includespaint refinishing requirements.Section 11, Common Switchgear Accessories andKitsOutlines a listing of common accessory and kit itemsavailable from the factory.Appendices A, B, C, D, E, F, and GContains information concerning screw and bolt torquevalues, circuit breaker rejection features, circuit breakerinformation, exhaust plenum system component details, anda open space for taking notes. 2016 General Electric. All rights reserved.Courtesy of NationalSwitchgear.comIn addition to instruction manuals, the following drawings willbe supplied as required for each order of AKD-20 AR andEntellisys AR switchgear equipment.These are all the documents necessary to install, operate, andmaintain the equipment. One complete set of drawings andinstruction manuals is shipped with the equipment.General Arrangement DrawingsDrawings which Include front view and floor plan details.Elementary and Connection DrawingsDrawings (or wiring routing tables) which indicate and identifytest and connection points including terminal blocks, devicestuds, switch contact developments, and remote connections.Summary of Switchgear EquipmentDocuments which list of all the components furnished withthe switchgear, including the breakers, identified by catalognumber.Figure 1.1 AKD-20 AR low-voltage switchgear2
AKD-20 AR / Entellisys AR Low-voltage SwitchgearSection 2. Receiving, Handling, and StorageDEH-41473Section 2. Receiving, Handling, and StorageReceivingEquipment PackagingFigure 2.1 Packaging of loose material for shipmentEvery package leaving the factory is plainly marked with thecase number, requisition number, and customer's ordernumber. If the equipment has been split for shipment, thesection numbers of the equipment enclosed in each shippingpackage are identified. NOTICE: To avoid the loss of any parts when unpacking,the contents of each container should be carefully checkedagainst the packing list before discarding the packingmaterial.The contents of each shipping package are listed on theMaster Packing List. In addition, this list includes the numberof the shipping crate in which miscellaneous parts needed toinstall and operate the equipment (such as hardware, contactlubricant, touch-up paint, breaker closing devices, etc.) arelocated. Normally, such devices are packed in a cardboardcarton and the carton secured in an empty switchgearcompartment (Figure 2.1). If such items are packed in aswitchgear section instead of a separate crate, the list willindicate the appropriate section number in which they arestored. Large items (such as breaker lifting devices anddollies used with indoor equipment) will always be shipped inseparate crates or cartons (Figure 2.2 and Figure 2.3). (1)(2)(3)Spare CompartmentCarton Containing Loose MaterialShipping Label Listing Contents of CartonFigure 2.2 Carton containing breaker lifting deviceInspecting for DamageAll equipment leaving the factory is carefully inspected andpacked by personnel experienced in the proper handling andpacking of electrical equipment. Upon receipt of anyequipment, immediately perform a visual inspection toascertain if any damage has been sustained in shipping or ifthere are any loose parts.Circuit breakers may be shipped separately in individualcontainers with the breaker in the open position. Circuitbreakers should be unpacked and visually inspected fordamage or loose parts as soon as possible after they havebeen received.Figure 2.3 Carton containing exhaust plenum componentsBe sure to inspect all devices mounted or packed insidecompartments of each section to see if any have beendislodged or damaged.Filing a ClaimIf any damage is evident, or indication of rough handling isvisible, file a claim for damage at once with the transportationcompany and notify the nearest General Electric CompanySales Office immediately. Information on damaged parts,part number, case number, requisition number, etc., shouldaccompany the claim.3 2016 General Electric. All rights reserved.Courtesy of NationalSwitchgear.com
DEH-41473HandlingAKD-20 AR / Entellisys AR Low-voltage SwitchgearSection 2. Receiving, Handling, and StorageFigure 2.4 Recommended lifting of indoor enclosureNOTICE: It is preferable to leave the shipping skids in placeunder the switchgear until it reaches its final location. Theequipment should be installed in its final location prior toinstalling the circuit breakers.Indoor Enclosure LiftingThe indoor switchgear sections are best handled by liftingwith a crane (Figure 2.4). Removable lifting plates areprovided, as standard equipment, on the top of eachswitchgear section. To preserve the external appearance ofthe equipment, it is suggested that the lifting plates be left inplace except where adjacent equipment must be boltedtogether, i.e. shipping splits, etc.Utilize four equal length cables and an overhead crane, eachwith a minimum load rating of twice the weight of theswitchgear.Estimated weights for shipping splits appear on the FrontView drawings.Example: Switchgear Section Weight 5,000 pounds. Thecrane and the four lift cables must have a minimum loadlifting capacity of 10,000 pounds.WARNING LABEL BY EACH LIFTING PLATEWARNING: The angle between the cables and the topof the equipment must be at least 45 degrees. If this is notpossible because of lack of headspace, spreader bars mustbe used. Also, lift cables with greater load capability maybe necessary, depending upon the angle between thecables and the crane hook.Connect a cable from the crane to the four lifting plateslocated on the top-front and rear of the switchgear (Figure2.4).Take up the slack in the lifting device very carefully andmanually stabilize the switchgear to prevent it from rotating.DANGER: Do not stand under switchgear while it isbeing moved. Serious injury may occur if the cables orlifting device fail.CAUTION: Gently lower the switchgear section onto thelevel site location. If the switchgear is roughly handled orjarred, it is possible to damage or misalign internalcomponents.WARNING: Be sure to remove all circuit breakers fromtheir compartments prior to lifting. Failure to remove thecircuit breakers prior to lifting will result in a center ofgravity toward the front of the switchgear assembly andmay require additional rigging and stabilization. 2016 General Electric. All rights reserved.Courtesy of NationalSwitchgear.com4
AKD-20 AR / Entellisys AR Low-voltage SwitchgearSection 2. Receiving, Handling, and StorageRollersDEH-41473Figure 2.5 Positioning forklift tinesIf crane facilities are not available, the equipment may bemoved into position by means of construction rollers placedunder the shipping skids. The switchgear may be raisedenough for the placement of rollers by means of a forklift.There should never be less than four rollers under theequipment unless the lineup is less than five feet long. Useone roller for each 18 inches of equipment length.ForkliftsW
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