The document provides information on the SX460 Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR) including:
1) The AVR is used to regulate generator voltage and includes under-speed and loss of sensing protection. It controls power to the exciter field to maintain output voltage.
2) The AVR samples generator output voltage and uses feedback to control power to the exciter field, compensating for loads and maintaining voltage.
3) It provides under-frequency protection by reducing output voltage proportionally below a preset threshold based on generator speed.
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Having knowledge of the different tuning elements and how to adjust them can help you bring these unruly loops under control. If you have the responsibility to keep the processes running at your plant or factory, this webinar will help you better understand the basics of PID control.
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How adjusting the individual PID elements will affect the process
General PID profiles for pressure / flow loops
General PID profiles for temperature loops
An explanation of some supporting parameters like cycle time, manual reset, and anti-reset windup
The ability to tune a PID loop manually is an art that is quickly becoming scarce, but, like driving a car with a stick shift, it can be very helpful in the right circumstance. In industrial processes automation, most modern control loops are equipped with an auto-tuning algorithm, but in spite of this, there are some loops these automated methods cannot tame.
Having knowledge of the different tuning elements and how to adjust them can help you bring these unruly loops under control. If you have the responsibility to keep the processes running at your plant or factory, this webinar will help you better understand the basics of PID control.
In this webinar you will learn:
The purpose of each of the PID tuning elements
How adjusting the individual PID elements will affect the process
General PID profiles for pressure / flow loops
General PID profiles for temperature loops
An explanation of some supporting parameters like cycle time, manual reset, and anti-reset windup
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1. TD_SX460.GB_05.03_02
SX460 AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE
REGULATOR (AVR)
SPECIFICATION, INSTALLATION AND ADJUSTMENTS
General description Technical specification
SX460 is a half-wave phase-controlled thyristor type
Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR) and forms part of the
excitation system for a brush-less generator.
In addition to regulating the generator voltage, the AVR
circuitry includes under-speed and sensing loss protection
features. Excitation power is derived directly from the
generator terminals.
Positive voltage build up from residual levels is ensured by
the use of efficient semiconductors in the power circuitry of
the AVR.
The AVR is linked with the main stator windings and the
exciter field windings to provide closed loop control of the
output voltage with load regulation of +/- 1.5%.
In addition to being powered from the main stator, the AVR
also derives a sample voltage from the output windings for
voltage control purposes. In response to this sample
voltage, the AVR controls the power fed to the exciter field,
and hence the main field, to maintain the machine output
voltage within the specified limits, compensating for load,
speed, temperature and power factor of the generator.
A frequency measuring circuit continually monitors the
generator output and provides output under-speed
protection of the excitation system, by reducing the output
voltage proportionally with speed below a pre-settable
threshold. A manual adjustment is provided for factory
setting of the under frequency roll off point, (UFRO). This
can easily be changed to 50 or 60 Hz in the field by push-
on link selection.
Provision is made for the connection of a remote voltage
trimmer, allowing the user fine control of the generator's
output.
INPUT
Voltage Jumper selectable
95-132V ac or
190-264V ac
Frequency 50-60 Hz nominal
Phase 1
OUTPUT
Voltage max 90V dc at 207V ac input
Current continuous 4 A dc
Intermittent 6 A for 10 secs
Resistance 15 ohms minimum
REGULATION
+/- 1.5% (see note 1)
THERMAL DRIFT
0.05% per deg. C change in AVR ambient (note 2)
TYPICAL SYSTEM RESPONSE
AVR response 20 ms
Filed current to 90% 80 ms
Machine Volts to 97% 300 ms
EXTERNAL VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT
+/-10% with 1 k ohm 1 watt trimmer (see note 3)
UNDER FREQUENCY PROTECTION
Set point 95% Hz (see note 4)
Slope 170% down to 30 Hz
UNIT POWER DISSIPATION
10 watts maximum
BUILD UP VOLTAGE
4 Volts @ AVR terminals
ENVIRONMENTAL
Vibration 20-100 Hz 50mm/sec
100Hz – 2kHz 3.3g
Operating temperature -40 to +70°C
Relative Humidity 0-70°C 95% (see note 5)
Storage temperature -55 to +80°C
NOTES
1. With 4% engine governing
2. After 10 minutes.
3. Applies to Mod status F onwards. Generator de-rate may
apply. Check with factory.
4. Factory set, semi-sealed, jumper selectable
5. Non condensing.
2. DESIGN DETAIL
TD_SX460.GB_05.03_02
The main functions of the AVR are:
Potential Divider and Rectifier takes a proportion of the
generator output voltage and attenuates it. This input chain
of resistors includes the range potentiometer and hand
trimmer which adjust the generator voltage. A rectifier
converts the a.c. into d.c. for further processing.
The Amplifier (Amp) compares the sensing voltage to the
Reference Voltage and amplifies the difference (error) to
provide a controlling signal for the power devices. The
Ramp Generator and Level Detector and Driver infinitely
control the conduction period of the Power Control Devices
and hence provides the excitation system with the required
power to maintain the generator voltage within specified
limits.
The Stability Circuit provides adjustable negative ac
feedback to ensure good steady state and transient
performance of the control system.
The Low Hz Detector measures the period of each
electrical cycle and causes the reference voltage to be
reduced approximately linearly with speed below a
presettable threshold. A Light Emitting Diode gives
indication of underspeed running.
The Synchronising circuit is used to keep the Ramp
Generator and Low Hz Detector locked to the generator
waveform period.
The Low Pass Filter prevents distorted waveforms
affecting the operation of the AVR.
Power Control Devices vary the amount of exciter field
current in response to the error signal produced by the
Amplifier.
Suppression components are included to prevent sub
cycle voltage spikes damaging the AVR components
and also to reduce the amount of conducted noise on
the generator terminals.
The Power Supply provides the required voltages for
the AVR circuitry.
Suppression
Low Pass
Filter
Synchronising
Ciruit
Low Hz
Detection
Power
Control
Devices
Level
Detector &
Driver
Reference
Voltage
Stability
Circuit
Potential
Divider &
Rectifier
Power
supply
Ramp
Generator
Generator
Amp
Voltage
Sensing
Hand
Trimmer
Exciter
Field
3. FITTING AND OPERATING
TD_SX460.GB_05.03_02
SUMMARY OF AVR CONTROLS
CONTROL FUNCTION DIRECTION
VOLTS TO ADJUST GENERATOR OUTPUT VOLTAGE CLOCKWISE INCREASES OUTPUT VOLTAGE
STABILITY TO PREVENT VOLTAGE HUNTING CLOCKWISE INCREASE THE DAMPING EFFECT
UFRO TO SET THE UFRO KNEE POINT CLOCKWISE REDUCES THE KNEE POINT
FREQUENCY
ADJUSTMENT OF AVR CONTROLS
VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT
The generator output voltage is set at the factory, but can
be altered by careful adjustment of the VOLTS control on
the AVR board, or by the external hand trimmer if fitted.
Terminals 1 and 2 on the AVR will be fitted with a shorting
link if no hand trimmer is required. Terminals L and L are
linked only for special low voltage applications.
CAUTION Do not increase the voltage above the rated
generator voltage. If in doubt, refer to the rating plate
mounted on the generator case.
CAUTION Do not ground any of the hand trimmer
terminals as these could be above earth potential. Failure
to observe this could cause equipment damage.
If a replacement AVR has been fitted or re-setting of the
VOLTS adjustment is required, proceed as follows:
CAUTION
1. Before running generator, turn the VOLTS control
fully anti-clockwise.
2. Turn remote volts trimmer (if fitted) to midway
position.
3. Turn STABILITY control to midway position.
4. Connect a suitable voltmeter (0-300V ac) across line
to neutral of the generator.
5. Start generator set, and run on no load at nominal
frequency e.g. 50-53Hz or 60-63Hz.
6. If the red Light Emitting Diode (LED) is illuminated,
refer to the Under Frequency Roll Off (UFRO)
adjustment.
7. Carefully turn VOLTS control clockwise until rated
voltage is reached.
8. If instability is present at rated voltage, refer to
stability adjustment, then re-adjust voltage if necessary.
9. Voltage adjustment is now completed.
VOLTS
F2 F1 6 7 8
LL32160C50
UFRO ( Under Frequency Roll Off)
INDICATOR LED
STABILITY
FREQUENCY
SELECTION
SX460
REFER TO GENERATOR WIRING DIAGRAM
FOR CONNECTION DETAILS