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CONTACTORS
TYPE
CN
CONTACTORS
FOR CAPACITORS TYPE CN UP TO 3000V 50-250Hz
The
switching of the usual three-phase power factor correction capacitors
for motor or lines, is normally exploited by the standard type N
contactors in the version with poles type V or S for voltage up
to 1000V.
Special care must be taken for switching the capacitors (single-phase)
used for power factor correction and current balancing of induction
furnaces where high frequency of operation and remarkable presence
of harmonics is expected.
The contactors CN are properly designed to withstand the increased
thermal stresses due to harmonics exsting in the circuits feeding
the capacitors, and to withstand for a great number of operations
the highest overcurrents that may occur when connecting a capacitor.
According to the figured diagram (fig.1), for limiting the above
mentioned transient current peaks, the contactor, wher provided
in the plant, connects the capacitor through a proper limiting resistor,
which, after a very short delay, is by-passed by the main pole that
connects the capacitor directly to the line.
Moreover the contactor, when opening, can connect the capacitor
across a discharge resistor by a proper contact.
The above metioned resistances, thet on request can be supplied
with the contactor, must be carefully designed according to the
performances of the contactor itself and in function of the number
of operations per hour required.
For voltages up to 500V the contactors are fitted with poles without
magnetic blowers or arc-chutes. For voltages over 500V the arcing
poles are always of the magnetic blowed type with arc-chutes.
Moreover, for voltages over 1000V, two or more arcing poles connected
in series are provided.
| TYPE |
Rated
Operational Current [A] |
Making
current
[A] |
Max
N° of oper./
hour |
| 50Hz |
100Hz |
150Hz |
250Hz |
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CN
85
|
70
|
65
|
60
|
42
|
3000
|
150
|
|
CN 125
|
100
|
90
|
85
|
60
|
3700
|
150
|
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CN 190
|
150
|
135
|
125
|
95
|
4500
|
150
|
|
CN 270
|
200
|
180
|
170
|
135
|
8000
|
100
|
|
CN 350
|
250
|
225
|
210
|
175
|
9000
|
100
|
|
CN 550
|
400
|
360
|
340
|
275
|
10000
|
100
|
|
CN
650
|
460
|
410
|
390
|
325
|
13000
|
100
|
|
CN
800
|
560
|
500
|
480
|
400
|
16000
|
60
|
|
CN
1000
|
700
|
630
|
600
|
500
|
20000
|
60
|
|
CN
1250
|
900
|
800
|
750
|
650
|
30000
|
60
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I
= arcing pole
C = main pole
S = discharge resistance connecting contact
RI
= limiting resistance
RS = discharge resistance
For reactive
power higher than 0,5 KVAR, a discharge resistor must be always
provided
General
Characteristics | Electrical
Characteristics | Overall
Dimensions | Contactors
type TAN | Contactors
type TDN |
Contactors
type TADN | Contactors
type NF, NFS, NHF |
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