Medium-Voltage Drive: Sinamics Gl150
Medium-Voltage Drive: Sinamics Gl150
Reference Manual
Medium-Voltage Drive
SINAMICS GL150
Type 6SL3850
Tests 3
Medium-Voltage Drive
SINAMICS GL150
Type 6SL3850
Reference Manual
Edition 05/2020
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1 Introduction...................................................................................................................................................7
2 General scope of services ............................................................................................................................9
2.1 Routine test ............................................................................................................................11
2.2 Visual inspection ....................................................................................................................12
2.3 Function tests.........................................................................................................................13
2.4 Insulation test .........................................................................................................................14
2.5 Interface test ..........................................................................................................................15
3 Tests...........................................................................................................................................................17
3.1 Visual inspection ....................................................................................................................18
3.1.1 Rating plate ............................................................................................................................18
3.1.2 Housing degree of protection .................................................................................................18
3.1.3 Electrical cabinet components ...............................................................................................19
3.1.4 Cable installation....................................................................................................................19
3.1.5 Cable markings ......................................................................................................................20
3.1.6 Setting values of circuit breakers, if used...............................................................................20
3.1.7 Dimensions ............................................................................................................................20
3.2 Function test...........................................................................................................................22
3.2.1 Auxiliary voltages ...................................................................................................................22
3.2.2 Temperature monitoring in the control cabinet.......................................................................22
3.2.3 Redundant 230 V or 24 V auxiliary voltage supply ................................................................23
3.2.4 DC-link pulsed operation at 0 Hz ...........................................................................................23
3.2.5 DC-link pulsed operation at 2 Hz ...........................................................................................23
3.2.6 Line undervoltage...................................................................................................................24
3.2.7 Door limit switches .................................................................................................................24
3.2.8 Safety shutdown.....................................................................................................................25
3.3 Cooling system test................................................................................................................26
3.3.1 Air flow direction.....................................................................................................................26
3.3.2 Air pressure monitoring ..........................................................................................................26
3.4 Insulation test .........................................................................................................................27
3.4.1 High-voltage test ....................................................................................................................27
3.4.2 Measuring the insulation resistance.......................................................................................28
3.5 Interface test ..........................................................................................................................29
3.5.1 PROFIBUS communication....................................................................................................29
3.5.2 Signals to the customer's system...........................................................................................29
3.5.3 Additional interfaces...............................................................................................................30
Index...........................................................................................................................................................31
Note
If the scope of testing and inspection cannot fulfill all customer requirements, please consult
your Siemens sales advisor at head office.
Note
Contact your sales person if additional components must be taken into account for your
particular project.
Test equipment
Siemens ensures the availability of the equipment required for the agreed tests and
inspections, including test couplings for load runs.
Customer couplings, coupling dummies and coupling jigs for non-cylindrical shaft extensions
are excluded.
Note
Limited number of persons in the test field
For safety reasons, the number of persons in the test field is limited. In addition to the regional
sales partner, only two persons from the customer are permitted in the test field at the same
time.
Note
Test without load motors or multipulse infeeds via transformers in the test field
Some tests are simulated or performed in test mode with limited rated data.
Note
Tests with the customer's own cooling units or excitation equipment
If the customer's own cooling units or excitation equipment are to be tested, a system test can
be ordered with option F97.
See also
Visual inspection (Page 18)
See also
Function test (Page 22)
The successful test is confirmed in a 3.1 certificate – or in the case that the customer has
ordered the acceptance test, in a 3.2 certificate.
See also
Insulation test (Page 27)
The insulation test is performed on a separate acceptance day prior to the function test.
The test is confirmed in a 3.1 certificate – or in the case that the customer has ordered the
acceptance test, in a 3.2 certificate.
The visual inspection is performed to ensure that the drive complies with the requirements of
the order. The individual test steps are performed with the drive in a no-voltage condition.
The test together with the customer – or his representative – is carried out with the drive
installed and labeled. The results of all of the tests are documented in the acceptance report.
Test procedure
1. The data on the rating plate and the routine test certificate are visually compared.
Result
The test is passed if the data match up.
Test procedure
1. The housing degree of protection is identified based on what is stamped on the rating plate.
2. Depending on the version, the following components are visually checked, e.g.:
– Canopies
– Cooling slots
– Fittings and rubber seals in the doors and between the cabinet units
– Cable entries
– Openings for water pipes, if available
– Additional components, if available
Result
The test is passed if the components required for the specified housing degree of protection are
available.
Test procedure
1. The customer selects electrical cabinet components by random sampling.
2. The selected electrical cabinet components are visually checked to ensure that they are
correctly installed and marked.
Result
The test is passed if the selected electrical cabinet components are installed as specified in the
layout diagram and/or circuit diagram.
Test procedure
1. The customer selects cables or conductors by random sampling.
2. The following is inspected:
– Are the cables firmly connected?
– Have edge protectors been attached to sharp edges?
– Are the cables routed according to the circuit diagram?
Result
The inspection is passed if the cable installation does not exhibit any deficiencies and matches
the information in the circuit diagram.
Test procedure
1. The customer selects cables or conductors by random sampling.
– Are the cable end tags and conductor colors of cables and conductors marked as defined
in the circuit diagram?
Result
The test is passed if the cable and conductor markings match what is specified in the circuit
diagram.
Test procedure
1. The customer selects circuit breakers by random sampling.
2. The circuit breaker settings are visually checked against what is specified in the circuit
diagram.
Result
The test is passed if the circuit breaker settings match what is specified in the circuit diagram.
3.1.7 Dimensions
Fundamentals
The drive dimensions are measured. The basis for the visual inspection is the order-specific
dimension drawing.
Test procedure
1. The external dimensions, length, width and height of the drive are measured.
Result
The test is passed if the dimensions match with what is specified in the dimension drawing.
Test procedure
1. The drive power section is switched off.
2. The auxiliary voltages are switched on.
3. The auxiliary voltages are checked.
Result
The test is passed if all of the auxiliary voltages are available.
Test procedure
1. The auxiliary voltage is present.
2. The temperature sensor is heated up to the switching threshold T1.
A message is displayed on the test station computer.
Result
The test is passed if the drive responds as described when it reaches the switching threshold.
The tolerance range is ±5 K.
Test procedure
1. The drive power section is switched off.
2. The auxiliary voltage is present.
3. A miniature circuit breaker of the auxiliary power supply is opened.
The auxiliary power supply continues.
An alarm is displayed on the test station computer.
Result
The test is passed if the drive responds as described above.
Test procedure
1. The auxiliary voltage is present.
2. The rated voltage or a reduced voltage is applied to the rectifier input.
3. The DC-link pulsing frequency is set to 0 Hz.
4. The actual values of the input voltage and the DC-link current are displayed on the test
station computer and documented in the "Functional Test Plan."
Result
The test is passed if direct current is flowing at the drive output.
Test procedure
1. The auxiliary voltage is present.
2. The rated voltage or a reduced voltage is applied to the rectifier input.
3. The DC-link pulsing frequency is set to 2 Hz.
The current electrical values are displayed on the test station computer.
Result
The test is passed if alternating current is flowing at the drive output.
Test procedure
1. The auxiliary voltage is present.
2. The line synchronization voltage is switched off or reduced down to less than 82 % of the
rated voltage. This simulates the line undervoltage.
An alarm is displayed on the test station computer.
3. If the line synchronization voltage does not connect again within 2 s or rise above 82 % of
the rated voltage, the drive shuts down.
A fault is displayed on the test station computer.
Result
The test is passed if the drive responds as described.
Test procedure
1. The auxiliary voltage is present. All drive doors are closed.
2. One door of the drive power section is opened.
Result
The test is passed if the appropriate message is displayed on the test station computer.
Test procedure
1. The auxiliary voltage is present.
2. The drive is in operation.
3. The button is pressed.
Result
The test is passed if the drive is shut down and the appropriate message is displayed on the test
station computer.
Test procedure
1. The auxiliary voltage is present.
2. The drive is switched on.
The fans switch on.
3. The air flow direction is checked at the ventilation grilles.
Result
The test is passed if the air flows from the doors up to the roof section.
Test procedure
1. The auxiliary voltage is present.
2. The cabinet fans are switched on.
3. One of the fans is switched off. Alternatively, the switching threshold is increased at the
pressure monitor in the drive. This simulates fan failure.
An alarm is displayed on the test station computer.
4. If no fan is switched in again within 10 s, the drive switches off. A fault is displayed on the
test station computer.
Result
The test is passed if the drive responds as described.
Test equipment
A calibrated test instrument is used for the test.
Test procedure
1. The circuits to be tested are separately short-circuited corresponding to the individual
voltage levels.
– Power circuit/circuits
– Various auxiliary circuits
2. The circuits that are presently not connected to the test instrument are connected to ground
potential.
3. The test voltage is adjusted for each circuit corresponding to the insulation test report.
4. The circuits are tested with respect to one another and with respect to the PE protective
conductor at the electrical cabinet.
The test duration is 1 s, for marine applications, 60 s.
5. The test is repeated with 80% test voltage.
Result
The test is passed if the test instrument is not switched off (tripped) during the test as a result
of flashover.
Test equipment
A calibrated test instrument is used for the test.
Test procedure
1. The circuits to be tested are separately short-circuited corresponding to the individual
voltage levels.
– Power circuit/circuits
– Various auxiliary circuits
2. The circuits that are presently not connected to the test instrument are connected to ground
potential.
3. The test voltage is adjusted for each circuit corresponding to the insulation test report.
4. The circuits are tested with respect to one another and with respect to the PE protective
conductor at the electrical cabinet.
Result
The test is passed if the insulation resistances lie within the tolerance specified by the standard.
The customer or its representative parameterize and test the communication of selected
interfaces with their own test equipment. Factory personnel are available to operate the test
station. The interface test is limited to four hours.
Test procedure
1. The connection between the drive and the test station computer is established using an
PROFIBUS cable.
2. The auxiliary voltage is switched on.
3. The connection is established via the test station computer. The operating software is in
online mode.
4. The customer selects up to ten signals, which are read in and read out on the test station
computer. This procedure checks the communication.
For bus connections, it is crucial that communication is established.
Result
The test is passed if the signals are displayed on the test station computer.
Test procedure
1. The auxiliary voltage is present.
2. The connection is established via the test station computer.
3. The signals are simulated.
Result
The test is passed if the appropriate states relating to the signals are displayed on the test
station computer.
Test procedure
1. Using his own test equipment, the customer establishes the hardware connection to the
drive.
2. Factory personnel switch on the auxiliary voltage.
3. The customer establishes the software connection to the drive.
4. The customer parameterizes and tests the communication of selected interfaces.
Result
The interface test has been completed after four hours.
C I
Components provided by customer, 10 Insulation test, 14
Cooling system test High-voltage test, 27
Air flow direction, 26 Measuring the insulation resistance, 28
Air pressure monitoring, 26 Interface test, 15
Customer acceptance inspection, 10 Additional interfaces, 30
PROFIBUS communication, 29
Signals to the customer's system, 29
F
F03, 12
F70, 22, 23
V
F71, 22, 23 Visual inspection, 12, 18
F72, 30 Cable installation, 19
F73, 30 Cable markings, 20
F76, 14 Dimensions, 20
F77, 14 Electrical cabinet components, 19
F79, 15, 29, 30 Housing degree of protection, 18
F98, 22, 23 Rating plate, 18
Function tests, 13 Setting values of circuit breakers, if used, 20
Auxiliary voltages, 22
DC-link pulsed operation at 0 Hz, 23
DC-link pulsed operation at 2 Hz, 23
Door limit switches, 24
Line undervoltage, 24
Redundant 230 V or 24 V auxiliary voltage
supply, 23
Safety shutdown, 25
Temperature monitoring in the control cabinet, 22
G
G20, 30
G21, 30
G22, 30
G23, 30
G24, 30
G25, 30
G26, 30
G28, 30
G30, 30
G34, 30
G35, 30
Further Information
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