Ac HV Test Set
Ac HV Test Set
Ac HV Test Set
SPECIFICATION………………
“NTPL” MAKE
MICRO-CONTROLLER BASED AUTOMATIC
50KV/10A AC HIGH VOLTAGE TEST SET
SERIES: ACHVOCAU
TYPE: 050K10A-5mins
The above automated test equipment is suitably designed and manufactured to test AC High Voltage
Power Frequency (HVPF) dielectric withstand test on all type of electrical equipments like transformer,
motor, generator, switchgear, cable etc. for which the testing requirement is within the output scope
of this test set. The set is capable of giving continuously variable High voltage from zero to 50 KV AC.
TECHNICAL FEATURES
Input : 415 Volts +10%, 50 Hz+ 5%, 1 Phase (Between two phase of three phase system)
AC.
Output : Continuously variable 0 to 50 KV AC.
Capacity : 10A max. at HT side.
Duty Cycle : 5 mins. ON, 10 mins. OFF, Continuous at 5A.
Overall Accuracy : + 1.5% or better.
Impedance : Not more than 8%.
Operation Control : Microcomputer based automatic control (programmable test voltage, test current,
test duration, rate of rise, ramp and dwell control, automatic controls of motorized voltage regulator).
GENERAL ARRANGEMENT
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Reactor
AC HV Transformer
HV Potential Divider
All the above units will be provided with wheels and lifting arrangement for easy movement.
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Automatic tripping mechanism for protecting the HV transformer against over
loading. The tripping mechanism can be adjusted at values as mentioned above.
On tripping the last applied test voltage will be latched & indicated in the LCD. In
addition to that, a protective device against overloading will be provided in the regulator output
side and that will be set at maximum permissible loading in the regulator output side. These pro-
tective devices will be coupled to the Mains Air Circuit breaker unit. ON tripping, High Voltage will
be switched OFF.
HV Test Equipment & sample under test should be kept within an enclosure. Enclosure interlocking
will be provided i.e. high voltage circuit cannot be energized unless the door of the enclosure is
closed. However, this interlock can be by-passed by shorting corresponding terminals.
One LCD display and key pad will be provided to set programs. This LCD will indicate the following:
Current at the input side
Output HV
Current at the HT side
Reactor current
Rate of Rise
Test Duration
Protective status/error message ( if any, Over Voltage, Over Current, Regulator Over Run, Trip )
The whole control circuitry will be housed within a sheet metal cabinet with proper treatment and
powder coated.
3. REGULATOR
Continuously variable motorised voltage regulator of suitable capacity & control circuitry will be
provided to increase & decrease the test voltage. Minimum & maximum position interlock will be
provided so that limit switch will automatically disconnect Increase/Decrease circuit of motor
connection at maximum and minimum position respectively.
Over voltage protection i.e. in case the output voltage crosses the maximum rated value a buzzer will
indicate over voltage and the increase mode circuit will not function further, even if ‘INCREASE’ push is
pressed.
4. REACTOR
The device or component under testing being mainly capacitive a Reactor is required to avoid too low
power factor as well as for compensating the mains supply current. The Reactor unit is a combination
of Shunt Reactor along with a Variable Reactor.
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The range of Reactor setting can be done by brief manual link changeover arrange-
ment. This Bank is so designed that the mains input current may be restricted within
40% of the rated input current.
The Variable Reactor will be motor controlled. Minimum & maximum position interlock for the Reactor
will be provided so that limit switch will automatically disconnect ‘INCREASE/DECREASE’ circuit of
motor connection at maximum and minimum position respectively.
Apart from the interlock facility overload tripping for the Reactor current will be provided.
5. HV TRANSFORMER
HV Transformer used in the test set will be oil natural cooled type and of suitable capacity. One end of
the high voltage winding will get earth connection through a CT operated Ammeter & protective device
while the other end will be connected to HT terminal. One end of the high voltage winding will get
earth connection through an insulated bushing housed in a small separate cabinet at the side of LV
Terminal Box. The HV point will be brought out through suitable porcelain insulator.
2 core CT will be provided at HV winding Neutral side of which 1st C.T will be able to measure HV side
Current & 2nd C.T shall be used to trip Incomer Breaker beyond pre-set value of HV winding
Current.
The transformer will be designed to withstand frequent intermittent spark over or short circuit
conditions under which such testing transformers are designed to operate.
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Test Voltage
Test Current Limit
Mode of Test ( Automatic / Manual )
Dwell Time ( Only for Automatic Mode )
Automatic Cycle: In this mode the test sequence will run automatically when a push button located
close to the operator is activated.
Manual Mode: In this mode increase in voltage up to the required level will be controlled by the opera-
tor pushing a button and holding until the required voltage is reached. In this mode the timing is opera-
tor dependent.
Programmable microcontroller system will measure the time duration of HV applied i.e. dwell time.
The Units will be powder coated except Regulator, HV Transformer, Reactor which will be coated with
rust preventive paint.
ACCESSORIES
DISCHARGE ROD: In AC High Voltage test, after testing, the device under test is normally discharged
through transformer winding. However, for device under test having large capacitance a discharge rod
may be used and hence it is provided with the set.
DOCUMENTS:
Operation Manual, Works Test Report, Warrantee Certificate, Circuit diagram of each unit and total
system will be supplied along with the set. Soft Copy of all the above documents including Circuit
diagram of the system in CAD & PDF will be submitted in two CDs along with the system.
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2. Performance verification of output voltage in open circuit condition.
3. Performance verification of output current in equivalent short circuit condition.
4. Overload tripping at equivalent short circuit mode.
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