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  • Page 1 SINUS MV MV DRIVE USER MANUAL ELETTRONICA SANTERNO SPA...
  • Page 2 More detailed information of products please visit our website: www.santerno.com. Santerno reserves all rights to this manual, also in the event of patent issue or registration of any other industrial property protection right. Misuse, in particular duplication and forwarding to third parties, is not permitted.
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    1.1 Introduction..............................01 1.2 Notations Defined in this Manual........................01 1.3 Advice.................................01 1.4 Safety Measures............................02 Chapter 2 Introduction of SINUS MV Standard MV VFD............03 2.1 Features..............................03 2.2 Technical Parameters..........................07 2.3 Model and Selection notation........................08 2.4 Application Industries and Fields.........................08 2.5 Execute Standards and Norms.
  • Page 4 ................4.1.2 Selection of Control, Signal and Communication Cables 4.2 Primary Wiring..............................29 4.3 Secondary Circuit Wiring..........................31 ......................31 4.3.1 Terminal Row Above Interface Board ......................34 4.3.2 Terminal Row Below Interface Board Chapter 5 HMI........................38 5.1 Touch Screen Interface............................38 5.2 Touch Screen Display Instructions........................38 ..........................39 5.2.1 Monitoring Interface ............................36...
  • Page 5 6.10 Low Frequency Oscillation Restrain........................75 6.11 Motor overload protection Function.........................75 6.12 VFD Speed Loss Prevention Function......................76 6.13 Automatic Adjustment Output Voltage (AVR)....................77 6.14 Power Cell Bypass and Neutral Point Drift......................77 Chapter 7 Transportation, Storage and Installation..............79 7.1 Requirements of Transportation and Storage....................79 7.2 Acceptance Inspection............................79 7.3 Handling................................80 7.4 Installation.................................81...
  • Page 6: Chapter 1 Safety Issues

    Thanks for using SINUS MV Standard MV VFD manufactured by Santerno! SINUS MV Standard MV VFD is a kind of MV electrical equipment, personal safety has been fully considered during the design process. But it is as dangerous as other MV devices. There exists potentially lethal voltage in the cabinets, and many other internal high power electric elements are all thermally hot to touch, improper operation will cause personal injury, equipment damage and property loss.
  • Page 7: Safety Measures

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL 1.4 Safety Measures The designs and safety instruments of SINUS MV Standard medium voltage VFD is safe with proper installation, commission, operation and maintenance. To avoid the man-made accidents, the following safety regulations must be abided by: Caution! Only qualified individuals/personnel shall install, operate, troubleshoot, and maintain the drive.
  • Page 8 Static electricity! ● Electric devices are sensitive to static electricity. When installing, maintaining, closing or touching with the elements in VFD cabinet, the related personnel must put on electrostatic-proof bracelet. Nonprofessionals are not allowed to touch the electric elements. ● During the transportation and storage of the electric elements or circuit boards, electrostatic-proof package must be used.
  • Page 9: Chapter 2 Introduction Of Sinus Mv Standard Mv Vfd

    Introduction of SINUS MV Standard MV VFD 2.1 Features SINUS MV Standard MV VFD is manufactured by Santerno. It is equipment for use with medium voltage (synchronous or asynchronous) AC motor speed adjusting and driving. It has the following functions and features: ●...
  • Page 10 Using an isolated transformer, the input of SINUS MV Standard MV VFD could be isolated to grid. By phase shifting of the secondary winding and multi-pulse diode rectifier, isolated power can be acquired and supplied for power cells.
  • Page 11 SANTERNO USER MANUAL The technique of power cell series connecting (namely multiple power cell structure) applied in SINUS MV Standard MV VFD greatly eliminates the output harmonic content. The output waveform is almost a perfect sine waveform (see Figure 2-2 and 2-3). Compared with other MV and high power VFDs, it has the following advantages: ●...
  • Page 12: Technical Parameters

    2.2 Technical Parameters We have following SINUS MV Standard MV VFD products with 3.3kV~11kV class standard. The customer-design products with given voltage and power grade can also be provided. Table 2-1 Technical parameters of the SINUS MV Standard MV VFD VFD rated power 210~28000kVA ※...
  • Page 13: Model And Selection Notation

    SINUS MV Standard MV VFD should be larger than motor rated current. 3. The rated current of the selected SINUS MV Standard MV VFD which is used in the special fans, such as roots fan, should be increased in proportion.
  • Page 14 Petrochemical Electricity Municipal projects ● Booster fan ● Powder exhaust fan ● Aeration fan ● Induced draft fan ● Booster fan ● Induced draft fan ● Pipeline transportation pump ● Force draft fan ● Force draft fan ● Water injection pump ●...
  • Page 15: Execute Standards And Norms

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL 2.5 Execute Standards and Norms GB 156-2007 Standard voltages GB/T 1980-2005 Standard frequencies GB/T 1980-2005 Standard frequencies Electric and electronic products--Basic environmental test regulations for electricians--Guidelines GB/T 2423.10 for vibration (sine) GB/T 2681 Colors of insulated conductors used in electrical assembly devices...
  • Page 16: Chapter3 Introduction Of Sinus Mv Theory And Hardware

    Power station fan and water pump medium voltage VFD Chapter 3 Introduction of SINUS MV Theory and Hardware 3.1 Theory SINUS MV MV VFD is composed of transformer, power cells and control system. Test of Output Current Isolated Host control...
  • Page 17: Main Circuit

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL 3.1.1 Main Circuit Figure 3-2 SINUS MV 6kV topology diagram The isolated transformer is dry-type transformer and forced air cooling. The primary loop is Y-connection, directly connects with MV cables. The secondary windings use extended delta connection. There is a certain degree of phase difference between secondary windings.
  • Page 18: Power Cell

    The SINUS MV Standard MV VFD with 6kV voltage grade has 15 /18 power cells, and 10kV has 24/27 power cells. By using power cells connected in series, voltage wave stacking, connecting the output of three phases in Y type and keeping the neutral point grounded by resistor, a three phase medium voltage VFD is built.
  • Page 19 Q4, the status of L1 and L2 is 0. The cell bypass is an optional function of power cell (standard Sinus MV MV VFDs don’t include this function). When a cell can not continue to work due to phase loss, overheating or IGBT fault, this cell and the corresponding two cells in other two phases are automatically bypassed, at this time Q1~Q4 locked the output, the bypass switch K...
  • Page 20 The drive board is used to generate 4 IGBT drive signals, and sends the IGBT fault signals to cell control board. The terminal XS5 of drive board connects the terminal XS6 of control board: ● ”L”controls the two IGBTs Q1 and Q3 on the left bridge leg, and ”R” controls the two IGBT Q2 and Q4 on the right bridge leg.
  • Page 21: Control System

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL 3.1.3 Control System The control system of SINUS MV Standard MV VFD is composed of controller, I/O interface board and HMI.The controller is composed of three optic fiber boards, one signal board, one main control board, and one power supply board and one busbar mother board.
  • Page 22 Figure 3-10 I/O Board Theory Diagram...
  • Page 23: Hardware

    Switch cabinet and other switch devices (optional) The typical SINUS MV MV VFD layout includes transformer cabinet, power cell cabinet and control cabinet, see in the Figure 3-11. When VFD capacity is small, transformer and power cell are installed in the same cabinet.
  • Page 24 Top fan Travel switch Transformer temperature controller Front Secondary terminals Bottom fan 380V auxiliary winding Top fan Travel switch HV input copper Air duct baffle Secondary connection terminals Back Air duct baffle Primary neutral junction Figure 3-12 Typical Transformer Cabinet Layout...
  • Page 25 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Figure 3-13 6kV Transformer diagram Figure 3-14 10kV Transformer Diagram There is phase-shift transformer integrated inside transformer cabinet which provides three-phase power to power cells. Centrifugal fan is on the top of the transformer cabinet. There is dry-type transformer temperature controller on the cabinet door to provide over-temp alarm, over-heat protection and bottom fan control for transformer.
  • Page 26: Control/ Power Cell Cabinet

    3.2.2 Control/ Power Cell Cabinet The control system, power cells and their auxiliary components are installed in the control/cell cabinet (called cell cabinet for short). The control/cell cabinet is composed by the following parts: ● controller (Figure 3-16) ● I/O interface board ●...
  • Page 27 SANTERNO USER MANUAL ● 6kV Series The power cells in 6kV cell cabinet can be divided into A phase, B phase and C phase three groups from up to down. Each phase arranges the cells from right to left, for instance, the cells from right to left of A phase are named A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6.
  • Page 28: Power Cell

    3.2.3 Power Cell The power cell (called cell in short) is installed in the cell cabinet, and fixed on the guide rail by screws. Power cell appearance, see Figure 3-19.All the cells have the same electric and mechanical parameters, and can be inter- changed.
  • Page 29: Hmi

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL 3.2.4 HMI HMI is installed in the cabinet door, realized by TPC1061Ti touch screen. It is a high performance, built-in type touch screen, using the advanced Cortex-A8 CPU as core (Clock speed 600MHz). It is 10.2 inch high brightness TFT LCD screen (resolution 1024×600), 4-wire resistive analog touch screen (resolution 4096×4096), preinstalled...
  • Page 30: Switchgears (Optional)

    “Cell detection” mode: The process of charging is the same as “percharge” mode. The only difference is that the third stage charging will continue until the user presses the MV break button to stop charging, used for cell detection. Notes: To run the VFD unless remove the motor cables from the output chamber. The precharge box is installed inside the VFD.
  • Page 31 SANTERNO USER MANUAL entered from the bottom of bypass cabinet. Cord cables are adopted to connect the bypass cabinet and the VFD, and laid inside the cabinet. When a short time stop is permitted, a manual bypass cabinet can be used, and switched by operator, see Figure 3-24.
  • Page 32: Remote Control Box

    Caution! ● During the VFD running, it is strictly prohibited to switch off the VFD outlet terminal contactor, so when using auto-bypass cabinet and auto-switch cabinet must be the VFD running NC signal series connected with into the switch off circuit of KM1, KM2. Avoid error operation of switching off VFD outlet contactor, lead to VFD blasting.
  • Page 33: Chapter 4 Wiring & Terminal Definition

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL Chapter 4 Wiring & Terminal Definition 4.1 Cable Selection 4.1.1 Power Cable Selection Selection of power cable should strictly observe related norms and meet the following requirements: ● Current carrying capacity ● Cable manufacturer standard ● Installation and laying modes ●...
  • Page 34: Selection Of Control, Signal And Communication Cables

    According to the short-circuit capacity of motor, a differential protection might be set too. Due to AC-DC-AC topology of SINUS MV VFD, the amplitude, frequency and phase of input and output of VFD are different; the differential protection entry cable of current transducer should be mounted in the output side of VFD.
  • Page 35 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Power inlet terminal, connect transformer primary winding VFD output terminal to motor MV VFD Earthing bus bar Fig. 4-1 Primary Circuit Wiring Diagram Fig. 4-2 Primary Wiring Room The inlets and outlets of primary cable are located at the bottom of the cabinet. The input (L1, L2, and L3) and output (U, V, W) terminals are located in the primary cabin of cell cabinet.
  • Page 36: Secondary Circuit Wiring

    4.3 Secondary Circuit Wiring The interfaces of the secondary circuit cables are mainly in the control room. And the control room is located in the right side of the front side of power cell cabinet. Controller I/O board XT3 terminal row XT4 terminal row Fig.4-3.
  • Page 37 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Figure 4-4 Terminal row above theinterface board (remote start/stop mode is level mode) Figure 4-5 Terminal row above interface board (remote start/stop mode is pulse mode ) Attention! ● Switch value input all require passive null nodes, when several switch values are in the same connection, among which the 24V+2 can share common wiring.
  • Page 38 Table 4-2 Definition of terminal row above the interface board Te rm in a l Name Status Type Notes number Valid when the control mode in HMI function menu set to “remote control”. The “remote start/stop mode” set correspond to 2 types of input mode: Level level forward start-stop: forward start when close, stop when open (set to XS1T:1...
  • Page 39: Terminal Row Below Interface Board

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL 4.3.2 Terminal Row Below The Interface Board The lower terminal row is used to connect the status output signal, VFD cable inlet switch interlock signal, analoginput/output and communication signal. Digital signal XS11T:1-XS13T:8 node capacity is 250VAC/8A (or 250VDC/8A), some are 250VAC/16A (or250VDC/16A).
  • Page 40 Table 4-3 Terminal row below the interface board digital value definition Terminal Name Status Type Capacity Notes number XS11T:1 MV indication1 Effective when close DO/NO 8A/250VAC XS11T:2 MV ready, close XS11T:3 MV indication 2 Effective when close DO/NO 8A/250VAC XS11T:4 XS11T:5 Fault indication 1 Effective when close...
  • Page 41 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Table 4-3 Terminal row below the interface board power supply, communication and analog value definition Terminal Name Status Type Notes number XS17T:1 XS17T:2 RS485 Communication interface between VFD and upper computer (1 +, 2 -) communication XS17T:3 Adjust the relations by adjusting the“min.
  • Page 42 Terminal Name Status Type Notes number Max. load 500Ω,10 bit A/D sampling,resolution 0.1%,precision 1.0% according to “Analog output 3” in HMI function menu, correspond 3 types of output: - 4~20mA corresponds to 0Hz~max. frequency( analog output 3 set to be output frequency) - 4~20mA corresponds to 0A~150% of VFD rated current( analog output 3 set to be outputcurrent) XS18T:11...
  • Page 43: Chapter 5 Hmi

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL Chapter 5 5.1 Touch Screen Interface Touch screen manages all functions of VFD, and provides user friendly VFD information screen. It is used to set and display VFD parameters, display the working state of VFD, assist VFD fault diagnosis, control VFD operation and other functions.
  • Page 44: Monitoring Interface

    Figure 5-1 Touch screen LCD monitor interface 5.2.1 Monitoring Interface After VFD control system MV power on, touch screen into the monitoring interface as shown in 5-1. Monitoring interface is the default main interface of screen and displays information including: system status, cabinet temperature, VFD status (eg: running frequency, output/input voltage, output/input current, etc), main parameters setting information of VFD (eg: control status, start mode, stop mode, etc).
  • Page 45: Trend Curve

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL Attention! After pushing the start key, the touch screen will appear the window as Figure 5-2. Then if you push the “Y” key, this window disappears and starts the VFD; if you push the “N” key, this window disappears and stays earlier status.
  • Page 46 History curve: Push in information display zone of trend curve, then the window appears the history curve, as Figure 5-4. The history curve can store long time data that can check some parameters related to the system operation and the stability of the system easily for operators. The historical trend curve records the data of the real time curve and makes the line curve based on the frequency 1s per time and be saved.
  • Page 47: Function Parameter And System Parameter

    Figure 5-8. There are 2 default user’s name in the system : Santerno and operator. Different user name has the different permission and password, priority decreasing in turn. Santerno is the system administrator level.
  • Page 48 Table 5-2 User password list User Name Password Only for the supplier Santerno Operator 12345 Figure 5-8 Touch screen login window In user logging window, If the login fails, the touch screen returns to the main menu after pushing the key.
  • Page 49: Restore To Default

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL ● Combined listing type input —— VFD model (system parameter) Click the downward arrow in the white box, it will show the drop down menu options such as Figure 5-10.Click the target option, the drop-down menu disappears, then the parameter setting is complete.
  • Page 50: Fault Record

    parameter value of the touch screen to the controller. “Parameter upload” is uploading the system parameter value of controller to the touch screen. If the system parameters are changed, users need to push “parameter download” key to change the same parameter in controller; If no parameter download operation, after transfer to other windows, then that system parameter which has been changed before will restore the value before setting up.
  • Page 51: Other Settings

    1. After downloading the multilingual version V2.0M into the touch screen and reset the system, enter the "OTHER SETTINGS" window, and check the user’s logo selecting box, the default LOGO "SANTERNO" displays gray, which is non editable. As shown in figure 5-16:...
  • Page 52 Figure 5-16 “Other settings” interface 2. In the right window selection area, press the "FUNCTION PARAMETER" button to enter the FUNCTION PARAMETER window, and "PARAMETER SETUP" is set to "ENABLE", as shown in figure 5-17: Figure 5-17 “Function settings” interface 3.
  • Page 53 SANTERNO USER MANUAL 4. After entering the password, click the "OK" button, "USER LOGO SELECTION" box, and the LOGO options drop down menu, select the USER's LOGO that needs to be set. As shown in figure 5-19: Figure 5-19 “Logo options” interface 5.
  • Page 54 ● Running Time Running time includes the “System running period of this time” and “System accumulated running time”, the time units are date, hour, and minute. System running time of this time means: the time length from the time VFD starts running this time until the time VFD stops;...
  • Page 55: Power Cell Status

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL 5.2.8 Power Cell Status Power cell status includes: phase A cell, phase B cell, phase C cell, Phase A cell status, phase B cell status, phase C cell status. The number of power cell stages is the same as the numbers set in the System parameter, the minimum setting is 1 stage, the max.
  • Page 56 Async starting: (1) Start the necessary conditions: [NORMAL MODE] + [SYNC MOTOR VFD] + [EXCITATION REGULATION ENABLE] + [ASYNC START] + [VFD READY] + [EXCITATION READY] (2) The user sends the activation signal, system activated, to start running. System starts the VFD first, after VFD running to the set value of [ASYNC START EX FREQ.] then start the excitation system.
  • Page 57: Important Parameter Description

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL 5.3 Important Parameter Description 5.3.1 Run Mode VFD has two kinds of running mode: ● Open loop: The frequency of VFD is given by the user directly. ● Close loop: The frequency of VFD is produced by regulating by the actual value of the controlled quantity (such as pressure, temperature) and the setting value of the user.
  • Page 58: Start Mode

    ~ 20mA) or voltage signal (2 to 10V), the corresponding relationships of the analog sets can be adjusted by "minimum set current" and "maximum set current". Under open loop control, the analog set signal corresponds to the 0Hz~max. frequency. Under closed loop control, the analog set signal corresponds to 0% 100%.The corresponding relationship between the set value and frequency is shown in Figure 5-22.
  • Page 59: Motor Rated Frequency And Voltage

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL ● Local set or upper set: Set the frequency to a negative value by HMI or upper computer then VFD can start reversed running. If the control mode set to remote control and the remote start and stop mode set to the level mode, then start/stop control is initiated through the level positive start/ stop signal on I/O board.
  • Page 60: Start Frequency And Minimum Frequency

    5.3.8 Start Frequency and Minimum Frequency Start frequency is the initial output frequency, the relationship between the start frequency and VFD running frequency as shown in Figure 5-26. The minimum frequency is decided by the site condition and load characteristics, it’s the lowest frequency for stable running. When the set reference is lower than the minimum, it’s clamped to the minimum limit.
  • Page 61: Cell Bypass

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL 5.3.10 Cell Bypass When the power cell has bypass function and cell bypass stage is set to 1, if there is a cell appears fuse fault, over-heat or drive fault and not continue to work, then this cell and other two cells which are in the corresponding position of that fault cell will automatically be bypassed.
  • Page 62: Appendix

    5.4 Appendix Table 5-1 Function parameter setting “○”: It indicates that the setting value of the function can be changed in the stop or running state of VFD. “◎”: It indicates that the setting value of the function cannot be changed in the running state of VFD. Default Parameter Description...
  • Page 63 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Default Parameter name Description Value Unit Change value 0: Output Set for PLC-XS18T~11, M3 terminal custom analog output frequency Analog output 1 ◎ signal content 1: Output current 2: Cell cabinet temperature 3: Excitation Set for PLC-XS18T~12, M4 terminal custom analog output ◎...
  • Page 64 Default Parameter name Description Value Unit Change value 0:1200 1:2400 The setting of communication baud rate in Upper 2:4800 Baud rate ○ communication 3:9600 4 : 19200 5 : 38400 0:Stop Fan control Set the fan start/stop ○ 1:Start When the VFD has a light fault, whether or not 0:Disable Light fault energized to allow the VFD energized on MV to continue to...
  • Page 65 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Default Parameter name Description Value Unit Change value When there is analog feedback, the Max. value of the site feedback current signal, corresponding to 100% of the feedback quantity Max. feedback current 10.00~25.00 20.00 ○ Notes: When the analog feedback is a voltage signal, the maximum value of the feedback voltage should also be adjusted by this parameter.
  • Page 66 Table 5-2 System parameter setting of standard Main control board version: V2.25, Touch screen version: V2.0M, PLC interface version: V2.24. Description Unit Min. Max. Default VFD type Valid 1. General VFD For async motor 2. SVC VFD for async motor 3.
  • Page 67 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Description Unit Min. Max. Default VFD type Valid 1. General VFD For async motor 2. SVC VFD for async motor VFD current limit coefficient: the 3. General VFD for sync motor current limit proportion of VFD 4. SVC VFD for sync motor output current 5.
  • Page 68 Description Unit Min. Max. Default VFD type Valid Motor no-load current 1. valid when start frequency is not zero; actual current bigger than no-load current, output voltage bigger; actual current less than no- load current, output voltage less 1. General VFD For async motor 2.
  • Page 69 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Description Unit Min. Max. Default VFD type Valid 1. General VFD For async motor 2. SVC VFD for async motor 3. General VFD for sync motor Deceleration time 3000 4. SVC VFD for sync motor 5. Openloop VC VFD for async motor 6 .Openloop VC VFD for sync motor...
  • Page 70 Description Unit Min. Max. Default VFD type Valid Current integral time 1. Used for double motor linkage control 1. General VFD For async motor 2. SVC VFD for async motor 2. Current loop integral time 3. used for current mode (less than switch 3.
  • Page 71 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Description Unit Min. Max. Default VFD type Valid 1. General VFD For async motor 2. SVC VFD for async motor 3. General VFD for sync motor VFD rated input voltage 15000 6000 4. SVC VFD for sync motor 5.
  • Page 72 Parameter name Description Parameter range Unit Default Max. feedback current of 0~20 excitation Used for 4-20mA simulation calibration Min. feedback current of 0~20 excitation Excitation close Set the proportional coefficient when the VFD type is sync motor loop proportional 0.01~20.00 10.00 vector and excitation system is controlled in close loop coefficient...
  • Page 73: Chapter 6 Function Application

    6.1 The Combination of Control Mode and Set Mode By setting HMI function “control mode”, users can turn on and turn off the SINUS MV VFD by different modes; by setting “set mode”, users can set SINUS MV VFD frequency by different ways, see table 5-1 function parameter setting.
  • Page 74: The Combination Of Control Mode And Set Mode

    Besides, the selection of control mode and set mode has no influence on the SINUS MV VFD system information display and output. No matter how to set control mode and set mode, users can observe the system status by HMI, and also can receive interface board analog value/ output values in the central control room at the site, and also can communicate with the SINUS MV VFD by upper computer to read operation parameters.
  • Page 75: Synchronous Transfer Switch

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL quantity is 100%, the integral adjuster adjusts continuously through this time, and the adjustment amount reaches the maximum frequency. The output side of the process PI controller contains the default limit function to prevent the output value from deviating from the normal value.
  • Page 76: Rotating Speed Start

    Before trying the synchronous switching, users need to check whether the setting of system parameters are reasonable and meet the requirements or not, and must disable the commands or functions that may lead to failure of the switching, such as speed curve, speed limit, set mode, etc that may change the VFD output frequency during the synchronous switch, resulting in switching failure.
  • Page 77 SANTERNO USER MANUAL 2.[MV LOSS QUICK BREAK]= disable Power Loss Restore HV in [VOLTAGE LOSS SCREENING TIME DELAY] Standby status [MV LOSS QUICK BREAK]= disable 1. [MV LOSS QUICK BREAK]= enable [SELF START AFTER MV LOSS]= disable Restore HV in [VOLTAGE LOSS SCREENING TIME DELAY] 3.[MV LOSS QUICK BREAK]= disable...
  • Page 78: Instantaneous Power Stop Function

    6.6 Instantaneous Power Loss Function In the practical operation, as the network would have instantaneous power drop or loss. When VFD detects the network loss, VFD will run decelerating, this is equivalent to charging to the grid side. The VFD can run normally within [MOMENTARY POWER-OFF TIME] (0~1 sec);...
  • Page 79: System Bypass Function (Recommended)

    SINUS MV MV VFD can maximum restrain oscillation of the system’s low frequency in the 1~16Hz range. When the VFD type chooses ASYNC MOTOR VFD, it can restrain oscillation by adjusting the SPEED INTEGRAL TIME 1.
  • Page 80: Motor Overload Protection Function

    In order to prevent the condition that the motor working damaged caused by overload for a long time or the VFD rated current more than the motor rated current cause that the motor can’t be completely protected, the SINUS MV VFD is integrated with the motor overload inverse time limit protection function.
  • Page 81: Vfd Speed Loss Prevention Function

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL 6.12 VFD Speed Loss Prevention Function If the speed of the acceleration or deceleration time is too short given by VFD, the output frequency change of the VFD is far more than the change of the motor speed. VFD will trip because of over current or overvoltage, stop running, this phenomenon is called speed loss.
  • Page 82: Automatic Adjustment Output Voltage (Avr)

    6.14 Power Cell Bypass and Neutral Point Drift The cells in each phase of the SINUS MV MV VFD are connected in series. When one or several cells of the VFD have a fault (including drive fault, overheat fault and fuse fault), bypassing the fault cell/cells will not affect the current output capacity of the VFD, but its voltage output capacity will decline.
  • Page 83 SANTERNO USER MANUAL After one power cell in phase A has fault and bypassed, and only 4 power cells can work normally then the output voltage will be unbalanced, as shown in 6-11. At this time, the phase output voltage of phase A decreases obviously, and the output line voltage is no longer balanced.
  • Page 84: Chapter 7 Transportation, Storage And Installation

    7.1 Requirements of Transportation and Storage SINUS MV series medium voltage VFD may transported by truck, train, ship etc.In addition, the VFD should be stored in the room with ventilated, temperature in -40℃ ~ 70℃ and the maximum relative humidity of no more than 90% of the air.
  • Page 85: Handling

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL 7.3 Handling There are three possible methods of handling SINUS MV cabinets: ● Overhead Crane Lifting ● Hand Chain Hoist Lifting ● Roller Lifting When using an overhead crane or a hand chain hoist, make sure: Caution! ●...
  • Page 86: Installation

    Figure 7-2 Schematic diagram of cabinet hoists 7.4 Installation In order to make the SINUS MV MV VFD stable and reliable running for a long time, the installation environment of the VFD is required as the following: ● The equipment should be installed in the interior of non corrosive gas, flammable gas, conductive dust, drip, salt, and fume.
  • Page 87 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Centrifugal fan Centrifugal fan Air outlet Air outlet Filter (Front) (Front) Filter Air inlet Power cell Air inlet Air inlet Independent Bottom fan air duct Control/Power cell cabinet Transformer cabinet Figure 7-3-1 6kV Air Cooling Tube Centrifugal fan...
  • Page 88 Figure 7-4 Air-water cooling diagram For the safety and convenience of the cable routing, it is recommended that the cabinets be equipped upon the cable tube see Figure 7-5. The bottom of the VFD is made of 10# channel steel, (For rated power is larger than or equal to 1600kW, it is made of 16# channel steel.
  • Page 89: Chapter 8 Troubleshooting And Maintenance

    Chapter 8 Troubleshooting and Maintenance The SINUS MV General MV VFD has a complete fault monitoring and protection mechanism. The fault can be divided into two categories: light fault and heavy fault. The system only issues an alarm when light fault occurs, the VFD can be switch-on, started and running.
  • Page 90: Normal Problems Processing

    Here, cell fault includes: phase loss, overheat, IGBT failure, optical fiber fault, over voltage, under voltage, and power fault. Heavy fault alarm is divided into drive heavy fault and cell heavy fault. When heavy fault alarms, the system issues a warning signal, failure instructions and command the high-voltage break to open (the high-voltage power break will work automatically).
  • Page 91: Vfd Normal Faults And Solutions

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL Item Key points Whether the primary wire power L1, L2, L3 of the switch switch cabinet cabinet is normal? Whether the circuit-breaker is switched on? Whether there is indicator on electric monitor? bypass cabinet Whether the vacuum contactor is switched on?
  • Page 92 ● Power Cell Cabinet overheat alarm: When the cell cabinet temperature is higher than 55 ℃ , light fault will alarm, the interface board cell cabinet over- temperature alarm contact. 1.Check whether the power cell cabinet top fan work normally, the secondary chamber fan switch will trip. 2.
  • Page 93 SANTERNO USER MANUAL ● High power loss: High-voltage power loss is usually caused by normal switch operation. If the unusual high-pressure breaking (without trouble record, no break operation) occurs, check the switchgear breaker circuit. ● VFD over current: When VFD output current is 1.5 times larger than rated current, then over current will protect.
  • Page 94 ● Fuse fault: The fuse fault will be alarmed when a phase loss is detected. Check whether caused by main circuit power loss, or whether the three-phase input terminal is loosen; whether the input fuse is intact. If the fuse is open, please replace the cell. ●...
  • Page 95 SANTERNO USER MANUAL 2.Clean the power cell drive board and power cell control board, if too much dust will cause false alarm. ● Running frequency and set frequency unmatched: May be caused by the following reasons: A.During acceleration and deceleration, a certain time is required for the output frequency to reach the reference.
  • Page 96: Power Cell Replacement

    The power cells within the cell cabinet have exactly the same electrical and mechanical properties. If a failure caused by malfunction of power cell is identified, it can be cleared by replacing. the fault power cell with a new one. After replacement, please contact with Santerno, to maintenance the fault power cell.
  • Page 97: Regular Maintenance

    SANTERNO USER MANUAL Table 8-2 VFD Run Record Indoor Transformer Cell cabinet Output Output Fault type Record time temperature temperature temperature frequency voltage current &description 8.5.2 Regular maintenance ● The recommended maintenance interval is six months. When in dust environment, the filter replacement cycle can be shortened to one week.
  • Page 98: Appendix A: Emperature Controller Of Dry-Type Transformer Setting Instruction

    Temperature Controller of Dry-type Transformer Setting Instruction Caution! Before the testing of the withstand voltage, the sensor cable plug should be separated from the temperature control instrument first, so as to avoid damage to the temperature control instrument ! A.1 Overview of LD-B10 series instruments A.1.1 Features LD-B10-10 series temperature controller of dry transformer(referred to as temperature controller) is an intelligent controller designed specially for safe operation of dry transformer.
  • Page 99 SANTERNO USER MANUAL 3) Static The instrument can withstand electrostatic discharge test of 4kv, and the absolute value of display and control of additional error limits can meet the standard requirements. 4) Space radio frequency interference The instrument can bear the radiation electromagnetic field test with a frequency of 27~500MHz and a field strength of 3V/m.
  • Page 100 A.2.2 Instrument terminals A.2.2.1 Instrument back cover cables diagram ① The cable diagram of the back cover of the LD-B10-10E Notes: In order to ensure the stability of this series of instruments, the 11 th terminal (ground end) must be reliably connected to the earth. Note: (1) Output current: 4mA corresponds to 0.0℃, 20mA corresponds to 200.0℃.
  • Page 101 SANTERNO USER MANUAL 3. If the measuring loop of temperature controller is disconnected,-OP- will blink in PV and fault relay J5 will be connected. 4. If input signal is beyond the measurement range of temperature control: If beyond the upper limit, -OH- will blink in PV and fault relay J5 will be connected.
  • Page 102 temperature controller from maximum value display to patrol display in each phase or vice versa. Note: In key operation, if no key is pressed, the temperature controller will return to normal working mode automatically in about 100 seconds while the setting will become invalid. 2.
  • Page 103 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Note: (1)When you press set and switch to another phase, you need to wait and adjust. (2) In the process of parameter and compensation value setting, if no key is pressed, the instrument will return to normal working state automatically after about 100 seconds, and the setting process is invalid.
  • Page 104: Appendix B:modbus Communications Protocol

    MODBUS Communications Protocol B1. Fundamental Principles VFD provides RS485 communication interface and supports Modbus communication protocol. Through the protocol interface , the user can use the upper computer to send the operation command of VFD, read or modify the function code parameters and view the working state and fault information of the VFD, and realize the industrial field centralized control.
  • Page 105 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Standard structure of the RTU frame : Frame header START T1-T2-T3-T4(3.5 bytes of transmission time) Slave ADDR field Communication ADDR : 0~247(decimal)(0 is broadcast ADDR ) Function code 03H:read slave parameters ; 06H:deliver slave command; 10H:write slave parameters Data field DATA(N-1)...
  • Page 106 <Check> ask PDU Data Bytes Description Slave station address 1~247(1-F7) Function code 0x03H Starting register address hi 0x00~0xFF Starting register address lo 0x00~0xFF Nr of registers hi n of registers Nr of registers lo CRC check lo cyclic redundancy checks(CRC check) CRC check hi <Reaction>...
  • Page 107 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Data Bytes Description Slave station address 1-247 (1-F7) Function code 0x06H Register address hi 0x00~0xFF Register address lo 0x00~0xFF Write data hi 0x00~0xFF Write data lo 0x00~0xFF CRC check lo cyclicredundancychecks(CRC check) CRC check hi <Reaction> response PDU...
  • Page 108 *N = registers Qty. <Reaction> response PDU Data Description Slave station address 1-247 (1-F7) Function code 0x10H Starting register address hi 0x00~0x81 Starting register address lo 0x00~0xFF Nr of registers hi 0x00 Nr of registers lo 0x01~0x7B(1~123) CRC check lo cyclicredundancychecks(CRC check) CRC check hi <Reaction>...
  • Page 109 SANTERNO USER MANUAL VFD. The user can deliver different functional codes and address code messages through the host , control the running of the VFD, acquire the state information and set the relevant functional parameters of the VFD, etc. Line...
  • Page 110 Line Name Nature PLC address Parameter description address VFD cabinet door fault Cell cabinet door fault controller disable MV on at debug mode Heavy fault 40017 Power cell fault MV loss motor upper limit over current VFD over current Power cell over heat VFD over heat External fault Water cooling fault...
  • Page 111 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Line Name Nature Parameter description address address Time length of this 40019 low byte: minute; high byte: hour time running 40020 Accumulated running 40021 low byte: minute; high byte: hour time 40022 Controller version 40023 I/O board version...
  • Page 112 Line Name Nature Parameter description address address Download parameter (pulse signal) Restore to factory setting Parameter control R /W 40039 Restore factory setting grou Restore factory setting enable disable Parameter setting Parameter setting permit forbidden Function parameter Name MODbus Profibus-DP Communication interface communication communication...
  • Page 113 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Line Name Nature Parameter description address address Jump frequency 1L 40044 0.01Hz Jump frequency 1U R /W 40045 0.01Hz Jump frequency 2L R /W 40046 0.01Hz Jump frequency 2U R /W 40047 0.01Hz Input voltage ratio R /W...
  • Page 114 Parameter Line Name Nature Parameter description address address description Name Parameter 40072 combination 5 Debugging Control status Normal status mode Deceleration Stop mode Free stop stop Master slave Master mode Slave mode mode Master-slave Invalid Valid Byte Name Byte interpretation 1.Common use for async motor 2.Vector control for async motor 3.Common use for sync motor...
  • Page 115 SANTERNO USER MANUAL Line Name Nature Parameter description address address Motor rated speed 40083 0~3600RPM Motor power factor 40084 0~1.00 Motor pole pair 40085 1-16 Motor no-load current 40086 1~1600.0A Motor stator resistance 40087 0.001~10.000Ω Motor stator inductance 40088 0.1~1000.0mH...
  • Page 116 Parameter Line Name Nature Parameter description address address description Excitation fault status No fault Fault Excitation running Stop status Excitation ready status Not ready Ready Start/stop excitation Stop Start 102 Parameter combination 7 Excitation feedback Able Not able able or not Grid/VFD switch Forbidden Permit...
  • Page 117 Add: No.3 Boxing 2nd Road, E-town, Daxing district, Beijing 100176 Tel:+86 10 5918 0173 Fax:+0086 10 5918 0035 2018 Version: 4.1...

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