Siemens sirius 3rw40 руководство

Brand: Siemens
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Category: Controller
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• Table of Contents

  5

• 1 Introduction

  11

  • Important Notes

    11

• 2 Safety Information

  13

  • Before Commencing Work: Isolating the Equipment from the Supply System and Ensuring that It Cannot be Reconnected

    13

  • Five Safety Rules for Work in or on Electrical Systems

    13

• 3 Product Description

  15

  • Fields of Application

    15

  • Basic Physical Principles of a Three-Phase Induction Motor

    15

  • Three-Phase Induction Motor

    15

  • Operation

    16

  • Functional Principle of the SIRIUS 3RW30 and 3RW40 Soft Starters

    17

  • Method of Operation of a Two-Phase Controlled Soft Starter

    20

  • Starting Current Asymmetry

    21

  • Applications and Use

    22

  • Commissioning

    22

  • Comparison of Device Functions

    24

• 4 Product Combinations

  25

  • SIRIUS Modular System

    25

  • Technical Data

    25

• 5 Functions

  27

  • Start Modes

    27

  • Voltage Ramp

    27

  • Current Limiting and Ramp-Up Detection (3RW40 Only)

    29

  • Stop Modes

    30

  • Stop Without Load (3RW30 and 3RW40)

    31

  • Soft Stop (3RW40 Only)

    31

  • Motor Protection / Intrinsic Device Protection (3RW40 Only)

    32

  • Motor Protection Function

    32

  • Intrinsic Device Protection (3RW40 Only)

    35

  • Functions of the RESET Buttons

    36

  • SIRIUS 3RW40 2, 3RW40 3, and 3RW40 4 Soft Starters

    36

  • SIRIUS 3RW40 5 and 3RW40 7 Soft Starters

    38

  • Other Functions of the RESET Button

    39

  • Functions of the Inputs

    40

  • Start Input (Terminal 1) on 3RW30 and 3RW40 2 to 3RW40 4

    40

  • Start Input (Terminal 3) on 3RW40 5 and 3RW40 7

    40

  • Thermistor Input / Connection on 3RW40 2 to 3RW40 4

    41

  • Functions of the Outputs

    41

  • 3RW30: Output Terminal 13 / 14 on

    41

  • 3RW40: Output Terminals 13 / 14 on / RUN and 23 / 24 BYPASSED

    42

  • 3RW40: Group Fault Output at Terminal 95 / 96 / 98 OVERLOAD / FAILURE

    43

  • Diagnostics and Fault Signals

    44

  • 3RW30: Leds and Troubleshooting

    44

  • 3RW40: Leds and Troubleshooting

    46

• 6 Application Planning

  51

  • Application Examples

    51

  • Roller Conveyor Application

    51

  • Hydraulic Pump Application

    52

• 7 Installation

  53

  • Installing the Soft Starter

    53

  • Unpacking

    53

  • Permissible Mounting Position

    53

  • Mounting Dimensions, Clearances, and Assembly Type

    54

  • Assembly Type: Standalone Assembly, Side-By-Side Assembly, Direct Mounting

    55

  • Installation Requirements

    56

• 8 Installation / Mounting

  57

  • General Information

    57

  • Five Safety Rules for Work in or on Electrical Systems

    58

  • General Feeder Assembly (Type of Coordination 1)

    59

  • Soft Starter with Line Contactor (Type of Coordination 1)

    60

  • Soft Starter Assembly with Type of Coordination 2

    61

  • Capacitors to Improve the Power Factor

    62

  • Maximum Cable Length

    63

• 9 Connecting

  65

  • Electrical Connection

    65

  • Control and Auxiliary Terminals

    65

  • Main Circuit Connection

    65

• 10 Operation

  69

  • Operator Controls, Displays, and Connections on the 3RW30

    69

  • Operator Controls, Displays, and Connections on the 3RW40

    70

• 11 Configuration

  73

  • Configuration in General

    73

  • Configuration Procedure

    73

  • Selecting the Optimum Soft Starter

    74

  • Startup Class

    76

  • Application Examples for Normal Starting (CLASS 10) with 3RW30 and 3RW40

    77

  • Application Examples for Heavy-Duty Starting (CLASS 20): 3RW40 Only

    78

  • ON Time and Switching Frequency

    79

  • Reducing the Rated Data

    80

  • Installation Altitude and Ambient Temperature

    80

  • Calculating the Permissible Switching Frequency

    81

  • Table of Permissible Assembly Combinations with Switching Frequency Factors

    81

  • Calculating the Switching Frequency (Example)

    84

  • Configuration Aids

    86

  • Online Configurator

    86

  • Win-Soft Starter Selection and Simulation Software

    86

  • Technical Assistance

    86

  • SIRIUS Soft Starter Training Course (SD-SIRIUSO)

    87

  • Order Number System for the 3RW30

    88

  • Order Number System for the 3RW40

    89

• 12 Commissioning

  91

  • Before Commencing Work: Isolating the Equipment from the Supply System and Ensuring that It Cannot be Reconnected

    91

  • Commissioning the 3RW30

    92

  • Commissioning Procedure

    92

  • Quick Commissioning of the 3RW30 and Optimization of the Parameters

    93

  • Setting the Soft Start Function

    94

  • Setting the Starting Voltage

    95

  • Setting the Ramp Time

    95

  • ON Output

    96

  • 3RW30: Leds and Troubleshooting

    97

  • Commissioning the 3RW40

    98

  • Commissioning Procedure

    99

  • Quick Commissioning of the 3RW40 and Optimization of the Parameters

    100

  • Setting the Soft Start Function

    101

  • Setting the Starting Voltage

    102

  • Setting the Ramp Time

    102

  • Current Limiting in Conjunction with a Starting Voltage Ramp and Ramp-Up Detection

    103

  • Setting the Motor Current

    103

  • Setting the Current Limiting Value

    104

  • Ramp-Up Detection

    104

  • Setting the Soft Stop Function

    105

  • Setting the Ramp-Down Time

    105

  • Setting the Motor Protection Function

    105

  • Setting the Electronic Motor Overload Protection

    106

  • Motor Current Settings

    107

  • Motor Protection Acc. to ATEX

    107

  • Thermistor Motor Protection

    108

  • Motor Protection Trip Test

    108

  • Functions of the Outputs

    109

  • Functions of the BYPASSED and on / RUN Outputs

    109

  • Parameterizing the 3RW40 Outputs

    110

  • Function of the FAILURE / OVERLOAD Output

    112

  • RESET MODE and Functions of the RESET / TEST Button

    113

  • SIRIUS 3RW40 2. to 3RW40 4. Soft Starters

    113

  • SIRIUS 3RW40 5. to 3RW40 7. Soft Starters

    115

  • 3RW40: Leds and Troubleshooting

    117

• 13 Technical Data

  121

  • Overview

    121

  • Selection and Ordering Data for Standard Applications and Normal Starting

    122

  • 3Rw30

    123

  • 3Rw30

    124

  • 3Rw30 13, 14, 16, 17, 18-.Bb

    124

  • 3Rw30 26, 27, 28-.Bb

    125

  • 3Rw30 36, 37, 38, 46, 47-.Bb

    125

  • 3RW30 Main Conductor Cross-Sections

    126

  • 3RW30 Auxiliary Conductor Cross-Sections

    127

  • Electromagnetic Compatibility According to en 60947-4-2

    127

  • Recommended Filters

    128

  • Types of Coordination

    128

  • Fuseless Version

    129

  • Fused Version (Line Protection Only)

    130

  • Fused Version with SITOR 3NE1 Fuses

    131

  • Fused Version with SITOR 3NE3/4/8 Fuses

    132

  • Overview

    134

  • Rw40

    134

  • Selection and Ordering Data for Standard Applications and Normal Starting (CLASS 10)

    135

  • Selection and Ordering Data for Standard Applications and Normal Starting (CLASS 10) (with Thermistor Motor Protection Evaluation)

    137

  • Selection and Ordering Data for Standard Applications and Normal Starting (CLASS 10)

    139

  • Selection and Ordering Data for Standard Applications and Heavy-Duty Starting (CLASS 20)

    141

  • Selection and Ordering Data for Standard Applications and Heavy-Duty Starting (CLASS 20)

    143

  • 3RW40 2., 3., 4. Control Electronics

    145

  • 3RW40 5., 7. Control Electronics

    145

  • 3RW40 2., 3., 4. Control Electronics

    146

  • 3RW40 5., 7. Control Electronics

    146

  • 3RW40 Protection Functions

    147

  • 3RW40 Control Times and Parameters

    147

  • 3RW40 2. to 7. Power Electronics

    148

  • 3RW40 24, 26, 27, 28 Power Electronics

    149

  • 3RW40 36, 37, 38, 46, 47 Power Electronics

    150

  • 3RW40 55, 56, 73, 74, 75, 76 Power Electronics

    151

  • 3RW40 2., 3., 4. Main Conductor Cross-Sections

    152

  • 3RW40 5., 7. Main Conductor Cross-Sections

    153

  • 3Rw40

    154

  • Electromagnetic Compatibility According to en 60947-4-2

    154

  • Recommended Filters

    155

  • Types of Coordination

    155

  • Fuseless Version

    156

  • Fused Version (Line Protection Only)

    157

  • Fused Version with SITOR 3NE1 Fuses

    158

  • Fused Version with SITOR 3NE3/4/8 Fuses

    159

  • Motor Protection Tripping Characteristics for 3RW40 (with Symmetry)

    161

  • Motor Protection Tripping Characteristics for 3RW40 (with Asymmetry)

    161

  • Win-Soft Starter Selection and Simulation Software

    162

• 14 Dimension Drawings

  163

  • 3RW30 for Standard Applications

    163

  • 3RW40 for Standard Applications

    164

• 15 Typical Circuit Diagrams

  167

  • Typical Circuit for the Optional Thermistor Motor Protection Evaluation

    167

  • Control by Pushbutton

    168

  • Control of the 3RW30 by Pushbutton

    168

  • Control of the 3RW40 by Pushbutton

    169

  • Control by Switch

    170

  • Control of the 3RW30 by Switch

    170

  • Control of the 3RW40 by Switch

    171

  • Control in Automatic Mode

    172

  • Control of the 3RW30 in Automatic Mode

    172

  • Control of the 3RW40 in Automatic Mode

    173

  • Control by PLC

    175

  • Control of the 3RW30 with 24 V DC by PLC

    175

  • Control of the 3RW40 by PLC

    176

  • Control with an Optional Main / Line Contactor

    177

  • Control of the 3RW30 with a Main Contactor

    177

  • Control of the 3RW40 with a Main Contactor

    178

  • Reversing Circuit

    180

  • 3RW30 Reversing Circuit

    180

  • 3RW40 Reversing Circuit

    181

  • Control of a Magnetic Parking Brake

    183

  • 3RW30 Motor with Magnetic Parking Brake

    183

  • 3RW40 2 to 3RW40 4, Control of a Motor with a Magnetic Parking Brake

    184

  • 3RW40 5 to 3RW40 7, Control of a Motor with a Magnetic Parking Brake

    185

  • Emergency Stop

    186

  • 3RW30 Emergency Stop and 3TK2823 Safety Relay

    186

  • 3RW40 2 to 3RW40 4 Emergency Stop and 3TK2823 Safety Relay

    187

  • 3RW40 5 to 3RW40 7 Emergency Stop and 3TK2823 Safety Relay

    189

  • 3RW and Contactor for Emergency Starting

    191

  • 3RW30 and Contactor for Emergency Starting

    191

  • 3RW40 and Contactor for Emergency Starting

    192

  • Dahlander / Multispeed Motor

    194

  • 3RW30 and Dahlander Motor Starting

    194

  • 3RW40 2 to 3RW40 4 and Dahlander Motor Starting

    195

  • 3RW40 5 to 3RW40 7 and Dahlander Motor Starting

    197

• 16 Accessories

  199

  • Box Terminal Blocks for Soft Starters

    199

  • Auxiliary Conductor Terminals

    199

  • Covers for Soft Starters

    199

  • Modules for RESET

    200

  • Link Modules to 3RV10 Motor Starter Protectors

    201

  • Link Modules to 3RV20 Motor Starter Protectors

    201

  • Optional Fan to Increase the Switching Frequency (3RW40 2. to 3RW40 4.)

    202

  • Spare Parts for Fans (3RW40 5., 3RW40 7.)

    202

  • Operating Instructions

    202

• Appendix

  203

  • Configuration Data

    203

  • A.1 Configuration Data

    203

  • Table of Parameters Used

    205

  • Correction Sheet

    206

  • A.3 Correction Sheet

    206

Brand: Siemens
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Category: Controller
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Size: 24.82 MB

• Table of Contents

  3

• 1 Introduction

  9

  • Important Notes

    9

  • Additional Documentation

    11

  • Siemens Industry Online Support

    13

  • Technical Assistance

    15

  • Siemens Industry Online Support App

    15

• 2 Safety Information

  17

  • ESD Guidelines

    17

  • Reactive Power Compensation

    19

  • Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) According to IEC 60947-4-1

    19

  • Security Information

    20

  • Recycling and Disposal

    21

  • Before Commencing Work: Isolating the Equipment from the Supply System and Ensuring that It Cannot be Reconnected

    21

  • Five Safety Rules for Work in or on Electrical Systems

    22

• 3 Product Description

  23

  • Fields of Application

    23

  • Functional Principle of the SIRIUS 3RW30 and 3RW40 Soft Starters

    24

  • Method of Operation of a Two-Phase Controlled Soft Starter

    26

  • Starting Current Asymmetry

    28

  • Applications and Use

    29

  • Comparison of Device Functions

    30

  • Accessories

    31

  • Accessories for 3RW30 Soft Starters

    31

  • Accessories for 3RW40 Soft Starters

    32

• 4 Product Combinations

  33

  • SIRIUS Modular System

    33

• 5 Functions

  35

  • Start Modes

    35

  • Voltage Ramp

    35

  • Current Limiting and Ramp-Up Detection (3RW40 Only)

    38

  • Stop Modes

    40

  • Stop Without Load (3RW30 and 3RW40)

    40

  • Soft Stop (3RW40 Only)

    41

  • Motor Protection / Intrinsic Device Protection (3RW40 Only)

    42

  • Motor Protection Function

    42

  • Intrinsic Device Protection (3RW40 Only)

    45

  • Functions of the RESET Buttons

    47

  • SIRIUS 3RW402, 3RW403 and 3RW404 Soft Starters

    47

  • Setting the RESET MODE

    47

  • Manual RESET

    48

  • Remote RESET

    48

  • Auto RESET

    48

  • Acknowledging Faults

    49

  • SIRIUS 3RW405 and 3RW407 Soft Starters

    49

  • Setting the RESET MODE

    49

  • Manual RESET

    49

  • Auto RESET

    50

  • Acknowledging Faults

    50

  • Other Functions of the RESET Button

    50

  • Motor Protection Trip Test

    50

  • Reparameterizing the on / RUN Output Contact

    51

  • Reset Options for Fault Acknowledgement

    51

  • Functions of the Inputs

    52

  • Start Input (Terminal 1) on 3RW30 and 3RW402 to 3RW404

    52

  • Start Input (Terminal 3) on 3RW405 and 3RW407

    53

  • Thermistor Input / Connection on 3RW402 to 3RW404

    53

  • Functions of the Outputs

    54

  • 3RW30: Output Terminal 13 / 14 on

    54

  • 3RW40: Output Terminals 13 / 14 on / RUN and 23 / 24 BYPASSED

    54

  • 3RW40: Group Fault Output at Terminal 95 / 96 / 98 OVERLOAD / FAILURE

    56

• 6 Messages and Diagnosis

  57

  • 3RW30: Leds

    57

  • 3RW30: Troubleshooting

    58

  • 3RW402 / 3RW403 / 3RW404: Leds

    59

  • 3RW405 / 3RW407: Leds

    61

  • 3RW40: Troubleshooting

    63

• 7 Application Planning

  65

  • Application Examples

    65

  • Roller Conveyor Application

    65

  • Hydraulic Pump Application

    66

• 8 Installation

  67

  • Installing the Soft Starter

    67

  • Unpacking

    67

  • Permissible Mounting Position

    67

  • Mounting Dimensions, Clearances, and Assembly Type

    68

  • Assembly Type: Standalone Assembly, Side-By-Side Assembly, Direct Mounting

    69

  • Installation Requirements

    70

• 9 Installation / Mounting

  71

  • General Information

    71

  • General Feeder Assembly (Type of Coordination 1)

    72

  • Soft Starter with Line Contactor (Type of Coordination 1)

    73

  • Soft Starter Assembly with Type of Coordination 2

    74

  • Capacitors to Improve the Power Factor

    76

  • Maximum Cable Length

    76

• 10 Connecting

  77

  • Electrical Connection

    77

  • Control and Auxiliary Terminals

    77

  • Main Circuit Connection

    77

• 11 Operation

  81

  • Operator Controls, Displays, and Connections on the 3RW30

    81

  • Operator Controls, Displays, and Connections on the 3RW40

    82

  • Effects on Changing the Potentiometer Settings

    84

• 12 Configuration

  85

  • Configuration in General

    85

  • Configuration Procedure

    86

  • Selecting the Optimum Soft Starter

    86

  • Startup Class

    89

  • Application Examples for Normal Starting (CLASS 10) with 3RW30 and 3RW40

    90

  • Application Examples for Heavy-Duty Starting (CLASS 20): 3RW40 Only

    91

  • ON Time and Switching Frequency

    92

  • Reducing the Rated Data

    93

  • Dimensioning of Soft Starters for Motors with High Starting Current Conditions

    93

  • Installation Altitude and Ambient Temperature

    94

  • Calculating the Permissible Switching Frequency

    95

  • Table of Permissible Assembly Combinations with Switching Frequency Factors

    95

  • Calculating the Switching Frequency (Example)

    98

  • Configuration Aids

    100

  • Selection of the Soft Starter Using the Simulation Tool for Soft Starters

    100

  • Article Number System for the 3RW30

    101

  • Article Number System for the 3RW40

    102

• 13 Commissioning

  103

  • Commissioning the 3RW30

    103

  • Commissioning Procedure

    103

  • Quick Commissioning of the 3RW30 and Optimization of the Parameters

    104

  • Setting the Soft Start Function

    105

  • Setting the Starting Voltage

    106

  • Setting the Ramp Time

    106

  • ON Output

    108

  • Commissioning the 3RW40

    109

  • Commissioning Procedure

    109

  • Quick Commissioning of the 3RW40 and Optimization of the Parameters

    110

  • Setting the Soft Start Function

    111

  • Setting the Starting Voltage

    112

  • Setting the Ramp Time

    112

  • Current Limiting in Conjunction with a Starting Voltage Ramp and Ramp-Up Detection

    113

  • Setting the Motor Current

    114

  • Setting the Current Limiting Value

    114

  • Optimized Setting Ranges for Current Limiting

    116

  • Ramp-Up Detection

    117

  • Setting the Soft Stop Function

    118

  • Setting the Ramp-Down Time

    118

  • Setting the Motor Protection Function

    119

  • Setting the Electronic Motor Overload Protection

    119

  • Motor Current Settings

    120

  • Motor Protection Acc. to ATEX

    120

  • Thermistor Motor Protection

    121

  • Motor Protection Trip Test

    121

  • Functions of the Outputs

    122

  • Functions of the BYPASSED and on / RUN Outputs

    122

  • Parameterizing the 3RW40 Outputs

    123

  • Function of the FAILURE / OVERLOAD Output

    125

• 14 Technical Data

  127

  • Technical Data in Siemens Industry Online Support

    127

  • Overview

    128

  • 14.2 3Rw30

    128

  • 3Rw30

    129

  • 14.2 3Rw30

    130

  • 3Rw30 13, 14, 16, 17, 18-.Bb

    130

  • 3Rw30 26, 27, 28-.Bb

    131

  • 3Rw30 36, 37, 38, 46, 47-.Bb

    131

  • 3RW30 Main Conductor Cross-Sections

    132

  • 3RW30 Auxiliary Conductor Cross-Sections

    133

  • Electromagnetic Compatibility According to en 60947-4-2

    133

  • Recommended Filters

    134

  • Types of Coordination

    134

  • Fuseless Version

    135

  • Fused Version (Line Protection Only)

    136

  • Fused Version with SITOR 3NE1 Fuses

    137

  • Fused Version with SITOR 3NE3/4/8 Fuses

    138

  • Overview

    140

  • Rw40

    140

  • 3RW40 2., 3., 4. Control Electronics

    141

  • 3RW40 5., 7. Control Electronics

    142

  • 3RW40 2., 3., 4. Control Electronics

    142

  • 3RW40 5., 7. Control Electronics

    143

  • 3RW40 Protection Functions

    143

  • 3RW40 Control Times and Parameters

    144

  • 3RW40 2. to 7. Power Electronics

    145

  • 3RW40 24, 26, 27, 28 Power Electronics

    146

  • 3RW40 36, 37, 38, 46, 47 Power Electronics

    147

  • 3RW40 55, 56, 73, 74, 75, 76 Power Electronics

    148

  • 3RW40 2., 3., 4. Main Conductor Cross-Sections

    149

  • 3RW40 5., 7. Main Conductor Cross-Sections

    150

  • 3Rw40

    151

  • Electromagnetic Compatibility According to en 60947-4-2

    151

  • Recommended Filters

    152

  • Types of Coordination

    152

  • Fuseless Version

    153

  • Fused Version (Line Protection Only)

    154

  • Fused Version with SITOR 3NE1 Fuses

    155

  • Fused Version with SITOR 3NE3/4/8 Fuses

    156

  • Motor Protection Tripping Characteristics for 3RW40 (with Symmetry)

    157

  • Motor Protection Tripping Characteristics for 3RW40 (with Asymmetry)

    158

• 15 Dimension Drawings

  159

  • Cax Data

    159

• 16 Typical Circuit Diagrams

  161

  • Typical Circuit for the Optional Thermistor Motor Protection Evaluation

    161

  • Control by Pushbutton

    162

  • Control of the 3RW30 by Pushbutton

    162

  • Control of the 3RW40 by Pushbutton

    163

  • Control by Switch

    165

  • Control of the 3RW30 by Switch

    165

  • Control of the 3RW40 by Switch

    166

  • Control in Automatic Mode

    168

  • Control of the 3RW30 in Automatic Mode

    168

  • Control of the 3RW40 in Automatic Mode

    169

  • Control by PLC

    171

  • Control of the 3RW30 with 24 V DC by PLC

    171

  • Control of the 3RW40 by PLC

    172

  • Control with an Optional Main / Line Contactor

    174

  • Control of the 3RW30 with a Main Contactor

    174

  • Control of the 3RW40 with a Main Contactor

    175

  • Reversing Circuit

    177

  • 3RW30 Reversing Circuit

    177

  • 3RW40 Reversing Circuit

    178

  • Control of a Magnetic Parking Brake

    180

  • 3RW30 Motor with Magnetic Parking Brake

    180

  • 3RW402 — 3RW404, Control of a Motor with a Magnetic Parking Brake

    181

  • 3RW405 — 3RW407, Control of a Motor with a Magnetic Parking Brake

    182

  • Emergency Stop

    183

  • 3RW30 EMERGENCY STOP and 3TK2823 Safety Relay

    183

  • 3RW402 — 3RW404 EMERGENCY STOP and 3TK2823 Safety Relay

    185

  • 3RW405 — 3RW407 EMERGENCY STOP and 3TK2823 Safety Relay

    187

  • 3RW and Contactor for Emergency Starting

    189

  • 3RW30 and Contactor for Emergency Starting

    189

  • 3RW40 and Contactor for Emergency Starting

    190

  • Dahlander / Multispeed Motor

    192

  • 3RW30 and Dahlander Motor Starting

    192

  • 3RW402 — 3RW404 and Dahlander Motor Starting

    194

  • 3RW405 — 3RW407 and Dahlander Motor Starting

    195

• Appendix

  197

  • Configuration Data

    197

  • A.1 Configuration Data

    197

  • Table of Parameters Used

    199

  • Index

    201

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