This document outlines the factory acceptance test (FAT) procedure for low voltage switchboards. It includes 6 types of tests: 1) visual inspection, 2) insulation testing, 3) high voltage injection testing, 4) primary current injection testing, 5) secondary current injection testing, and 6) metering current transformer polarity testing. Safety measures for the FAT include installing barriers, danger signs, and emergency equipment. Appendices provide sample test forms and diagrams of test circuits.
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Fat procedure for lv switchboards
1. Page 1 of 17
METHOD OF STATEMENT
FOR
FACTORY ACCEPTANCE TEST PROCEDURE
OF
LOW VOLTAGE SWITCHBOARDS
2. Page 2 of 17
CONTENTS
S/NO. DESCRIPTION PAGE
1.0 Scope of Work 03 to 07
2.0 Safety & Risk Control 08
3.0 Appendix A: Typical Test Forms 09 to 12
4.0 Appendix B: Test Circuits 13 to 17
3. Page 3 of 17
Scope of Work
1.1 Purpose
The aim of this documentation is to outline the FAT procedure of Low
Voltage Main Switchboard.
A) Visual Inspection Test
B) Insulation Test
C) High Voltage Injection Test
D) Primary Current Injection Test
E) Metering Current Transformer Polarity Test
F) Secondary Current Injection Test
1.2 Working Location
Approved LV main switchboard to be used for the FAT. FAT is conducted
at Sunlight factory, Singapore.
1.3 Material and Equipment to be used
Items Description
Make, Model & Serial Number
Equipment Pictures
1.3.1 Digital insulation Continuity Tester
Make: KYORITSU
Model: 3007A
Serial No.: 1462615
1.3.2 High Voltage / Flash Tester
Make: T&R
Model:KV 5 -100
Serial No.: 1TE0456
1.3.3 Primary Current Injection Test Set
Make: T&R Equipment Pte. Ltd.
Model: PCU2 / EMK4
Serial No.: 2TE0405A /
2TE0405B
4. Page 4 of 17
1.3.4 Secondary Current Injection Test
Set
Make: T&R Equipment Pte. Ltd.
Model: 100A MK2
Serial No.: 18TE0391
1.3.5 Leakage Current Clamp Tester
Make: KYORITSU
Model: 2414 & 2431
Serial No.: 27911 / 34783 /&
71716 / 71717 / 71728
1.3.6 Elcometer Thickness Gauge
Make: Elcometer
Model: A345FB-S1
Serial No.: NM1550-273
1.3.7 Torque Wrench
Make: TOHNICHI
Model: QL100N
Serial No.: 024484W
1.3.8 Dial Caliper Range (0-150mm)
Make: Mitutoyo
Model: 515-550
Serial No: A-19755
5. Page 5 of 17
1.4 FAT procedure
(A) Visual Inspection Test
1.4.1 Visual inspection with customer will be carried out on the LV switchboard
to
a. Check the layout of fitted components
b. Check the over all dimension of switchboard, size of busbars, cables
and earthing conductors and location of feeder entry point.
c. Check and verify the brand, model, and circuit identification of
components installed such as breakers, current transformers, fuses,
ammeters, voltmeters, power meters and protection relays etc.
d. Check overall paint work, door locking device, door gasket, door
hinges, door cut-out holes
e. Check the busbar and cable tightening, the marking, busbar clearance,
base angle bar and plinth
f. Check the labels, name plate and phase identification
The customer comments will be recorded in “QC-03 Customer Inspection
Comments”. Refer Appendix A – Form 03.
(B) Insulation Test
1.4.2 Carry out 500V meggar test for phase to earth, neutral to earth, phase to
neutral and phase to phase to measure the insulation resistance with all
breakers in ‘ON’ positions.
All reading will be recorded in “QC-06 Quality Assurance Test Report –
Meggar”. Refer Appendix A – Form 06.
Refer Appendix B – Test Circuit of Insulation Test.
6. Page 6 of 17
(C) High Voltage Injection Test
1.4.3 Carry out 500V meggar test between each stressed phase and all other
phase connected to exposed conductive parts with all breakers in ‘ON’
positions.
1.4.4 Apply 2.5kV AC voltage between each stressed phase and all other phase
connected to exposed conductive parts for 60 seconds and measure the
leakage current.
1.4.5 To repeat the test mentioned on 1.4.3
All reading will be recorded in “QC-06 Quality Assurance Test Report –
Meggar”. Refer Appendix A - Form 06.
Refer Appendix B – Test Circuit of High Voltage Injection Test.
(D) Primary Current Injection Test
1.4.6 Temporarily short the R, Y, B & N primary bars on one side of the
protection current transformers.
1.4.7 Connect the primary injection test set on R-phase and N on primary bars
on the other side of the current transformers.
1.4.8 Connect an ammeter to the R-phase of CT to monitor the secondary
current.
1.4.9 Connect a milli-ammeter to the earth-fault relay current coil to monitor the
spill current.
1.4.10 Inject 50% and 100% of the CT ratio through the primary bars and record
spill current respectively. At the same time, record the secondary current
of the R-phase respectively.
1.4.11 Repeat test mentioned from 1.4.7 to 1.4.10 with Y-phase and B-phase.
All reading will be recorded in “QC-05 Quality Assurance Test Report –
PI&SI”. Refer Appendix A - Form 05.
Refer Appendix B – Test Circuit of Primary Current Injection Test
7. Page 7 of 17
(E) Secondary Current Injection Test
1.4.12 Select the current plug setting of IDMTL relay to the rated current of 5A
and TMS of 0.1 for 3/10 characteristic.
1.4.13 Inject secondary current of 5A to R-phase and adjust pickup current to 5A.
1.4.14 Inject 10A, 15A and 25A to R-phase and record the tripping time
respectively. The time should fall with +30% and -10% of the standard
timing.
1.4.15 Select the proposed current setting and adjust the pickup current
accordingly.
1.4.16 Repeat the test from 1.4.13 to 1.4.15 with Y-phase and B-phase.
All reading will be recorded in “QC-05 Quality Assurance Test Report –
PI&SI”. Refer Appendix A - Form 05.
Refer Appendix B – Test Circuit of Secondary Current Injection Test
(F) Metering Current Transformer Polarity Test
1.4.17 Temporarily short the R, Y, B & N primary bars on one side of the
protection current transformers.
1.4.18 Connect the primary injection test set on R-phase and Y-phase on primary
bars on the other side of the metering current transformers.
1.4.19 Connect an ammeter to the R-phase of CT to monitor the secondary
current.
1.4.20 Connect a milli-ammeter to earth cable to monitor the spill current.
1.4.21 Inject 50% and 100% of the CT ratio through the primary bars and record
the spill current respectively. Same time to record the secondary current of
the R-phase.
1.4.22 Repeat test mentioned from 1.4.18 to 1.4.21 with Y-phase by connecting
the primary injection test set on Y-phase and B-phase
1.4.23 Repeat test mentioned from 1.4.18 to 1.4.21 with B-phase by connecting
the primary injection test set on B-phase and R-phase
All reading will be recorded in “QC-17 Quality Assurance Test Report –
MCT Polarity Test”. Refer Appendix A - Form 17.
Refer Appendix B – Test Circuit of Metering Current Transformer
Polarity Test
8. Page 8 of 17
2. Safety & Risk Control
2.1 Safety Arrangement
To control the risks during the FAT, the following arrangement will be done
(A) Safety barriers will be installed surrounding the area where the FAT is going to
be carried out.
(B) Danger signs will be hanged to warn the people who approach the FAT area
(C) RED colour warning lamp will be made to be flashing during supplying power
to the board for testing
(D) Fire extinguisher will be placed for emergency usage at FAT area
(E) A First aid box will be placed at FAT area for emergency purpose
9. Page 9 of 17
3. Appendix A: Typical Test Forms
(A) QC-03 Customer Inspection Comments (Form 03)
10. Page 10 of 17
(B) QC-06 Quality Assurance Test Report – Meggar” (Form 06)
11. Page 11 of 17
(C) QC-05 Quality Assurance Test Report – PI&SI” (Form 05)
12. Page 12 of 17
(D) QC-17 Quality Assurance Test Report – MCT Polarity Test (Form 17)
13. Page 13 of 17
4. Appendix B: Test Circuits
(A) Test Circuit of Insulation Test (Meggar)
R Y B N
R Y B N
Incoming
Outgoing
Meggar Test On Low-Voltage
System without Grounding
Meggar
(500VDC)
E
IR
IR
PHASE – EARTH
PHASE – NEUTRAL
PHASE - PHASE
14. Page 14 of 17
(B) Test Circuit of High Voltage Injection Test
R Y B N
R Y B N
Shorting
Link
Incoming
Outgoing
High Voltage Injection Test
On Low-Voltage System
without Grounding
Earth
High Voltage
Injection Test
(2.5 KVAC for 1min)
mA
E
IR
Leakage Current
IR - Ie
Ie
15. Page 15 of 17
(C) Test Circuit of Primary Current Injection Test
OC
OC
OC
EF
mA
R Y B N
R Y B N
PRIMARY
INJECTION
TEST SET
Ir
Ir
Ir In
In
In
Ir - In
Ir - In
Ir - In
Ir
Ir
IR
IR
Shorting
Bar
IR
IR
IR
IR
IR
TIMER
Timer
Supply
Incoming
Outgoing
Primary Injection Test On Over-
Current Relay & CTs Polarities &
Ratio Test
Spill – Current
Leakage Meter
16. Page 16 of 17
(D) Test Circuit of Secondary Current Injection Test
OUTPUT
17. Page 17 of 17
(E) Test Circuit of Metering Current Transformer Polarity & Ratio Test
OC
OC
OC
mA
R Y B N
R Y B N
PRIMARY
INJECTION
TEST SET
OUTPUT
Ir
Ir
Ir Iy Ir - Iy
Ir - Iy
IR
IY
Shorting
Bar
IR
IR
IR
IY
IR
Incoming
Outgoing
Metering Current Transformer
Polarities & Ratio Test
Spill – Current
Leakage Meter
IR = IY
Ir
Iy