Title: Overview of Code Changes in NEC Article 409
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2Introduction
3Introduction
4Overview of Code Changes in NEC Article 409
5Highlights from 2005 NEC Article 409
6Overview of Supplement SB from UL 508A
7Overview of Supplement SB from UL 508A
- Paragraph SB3.2.1 states that the primary short
circuit protective device for the Control Circuit
is also included in the calculation for the SCCR
for the Power Circuit. - Therefore, the SCCR of a Supplementary Protector
or set of Fuses used on the primary side of a
Control Power Transformer are included in the
determination of the SCCR of the Control Panel. - Control Circuit Components downstream of these
devices would not be included in the calculation
of the SCCR - Examples of Control Circuit Components
CPTs Function Relays Limit Switches
Pilot Devices Safety Switches Relays Sensors
Terminal Blocks Cable-pull Switches Micro PLCs
Control Relays AS-Interface Components LOGO! Logic Modules
Control Circuit Components are not included in
the Panel SCCR calculation
8Overview of Supplement SB from UL 508A
- SB4.2 - Determine the SCCR of Individual Power
Circuit Components - From the device markings
- From a UL Table that lists the assumed max SCCR
for unmarked components - From Manufacturers UL listed Combination Motor
Controller testing of multiple components - SB4.3 - Modify the SCCR when using Current
Limiting Feeder Components - Review the Peak Let-through Currents
- Current Limiting Circuit Breakers
- Fuses
- SB4.4 - Determine the SCCR of the Control Panel
based on the lowest SCCR of any component or
circuit
9Overview of Supplement SB from UL 508A
- SB4.2 - Determine the SCCR of Individual Power
Circuit Components - From the device markings
- From a UL Table that lists the assumed max SCCR
for unmarked components - From Manufacturers UL listed Combination Motor
Controller testing of multiple components - SB4.3 - Modify the SCCR when using Current
Limiting Feeder Components - Review the Peak Let-through Currents
- Current Limiting Circuit Breakers
- Fuses
- SB4.4 - Determine the SCCR of the Control Panel
based on the lowest SCCR of any component or
circuit
10SB4.2 - Determine the SCCR of individual power
circuit components 3 Possible Methods
SHORT CIRCUIT 5KA, 600V
11SB4.2 - Determine the SCCR of individual power
circuit components 3 Possible Methods
12SB4.2 - Determine the SCCR of individual power
circuit components 3 Possible Methods
13SB4.2 - Determine the SCCR of individual power
circuit components 3 Possible Methods
14PDC Internet Resource Center for SCCRs
15PDC Internet Resource Center for SCCRs
16PDC Internet Resource Center for SCCRs
17PDC Internet Resource Center for SCCRs
In this summary document there are multiple tabs
for different product combinations
18PDC Internet Resource Center for SCCRs
19PDC Internet Resource Center for SCCRs
20Layout of Tables for UL Tested Combinations
- 1st half of chart provides SCCRs for the
individual components - 2nd half of chart provides SCCR for the
combination of components
21PDC Internet Resource Center for SCCRs
Detailed Breakdown of the Summary File
22PDC Internet Resource Center for SCCRs
23PDC Internet Resource Center for SCCRs
24UL Listed High SCCR for SIRIUS Component
Assemblies with Breakers, Fuses MSPs
This data can be used by the customer for
calculation of their panel SCCR, but it can not
be posted to the UL website
25UL Listed High SCCR for SIRIUS Component
Assemblies with Breakers, Fuses MSPs
UL Files for Support Documentation
26UL Listed High SCCR for SIRIUS Component
Assemblies with Breakers, Fuses MSPs
- Excerpt from the UL File for 3RT102 Contactors
The customer can provide copies of these reports
to UL, if requested
27PDC Internet Resource Center for SCCRs
Link to UL Website
28UL Website for SCCR for Combination Motor
Controller Components
29UL Website for SCCR for Combination Motor
Controller Components
Alphabetized, so we will move down the list as
more competitors are added
30UL Website for SCCR for Combination Motor
Controller Components
Same as the Summary file on the Siemens Website
31PDC Internet Resource Center
Links for additional information
32Overview of Supplement SB from UL 508A
- SB4.2 - Determine the SCCR of Individual Power
Circuit Components - From the device markings
- From a UL Table that lists the assumed max SCCR
for unmarked components - From Manufacturers UL listed Combination Motor
Controller testing of multiple components - SB4.3 - Modify the SCCR when using Current
Limiting Feeder Components - Review the Peak Let-through Currents
- Current Limiting Circuit Breakers
- Fuses
- SB4.4 - Determine the SCCR of the Control Panel
based on the lowest SCCR of any component or
circuit
33SB4.3 Current Limiting Devices
34SB4.3 Current Limiting Devices
- Example 1 Standard Breaker
- ED63B100 100A 25 kA _at_480V
- All components downstream have a rating of at
least 25 kA - Panel SCCR 25 kA
- Example 2 Current Limiting Breaker
- CED63B100 100A 200 kA _at_480V
- At 100 kA the CED63 has a peak let through
current of 22 kA - All components downstream have a rating of at
least 25 kA - All components have a SCCR higher than 22 kA
- Panel SCCR 100 kA
22 kA
100 kA
35Overview of Supplement SB from UL 508A
- SB4.2 - Determine the SCCR of Individual Power
Circuit Components - From the device markings
- From a UL Table that lists the assumed max SCCR
for unmarked components - From Manufacturers UL listed Combination Motor
Controller testing of multiple components - SB4.3 - Modify the SCCR when using Current
Limiting Feeder Components - Review the Peak Let-through Currents
- Current Limiting Circuit Breakers
- Fuses
- SB4.4 - Determine the SCCR of the Control Panel
based on the lowest SCCR of any component or
circuit
36SB4.4 Final Determination of the Control Panel
SCCR
37SCCR Control Panel Calculation Examples
38SCCR Control Panel Calculation Examples
39SCCR Control Panel Calculation Examples
100 kA _at_ 480V
40SCCR Control Panel Calculation Examples
41Process Flow Charts
- Determination of the SCCR of a Component (SB4.2)
- Determination of the SCCR with Current Limiting
Feeder Components (SB4.3) - Determination of the SCCR of the Control Panel
(SB4.4)
42What does this mean to Siemens?
- We must focus on SCCR Ratings as a competitive
advantage for our customers - Customers will migrate to tested combinations
- Focus will be on single manufacturers for Power
Circuit Components - Lack of focus may cause loss of breaker sales to
fuses - Use tested combinations as advantage to displace
niche and emerging competitors - Testing combinations is expensive and time
consuming - It is unlikely that Manufacturers will test with
competitors products - OEMs would have to submit their panel at their
expense when not using combination tested
components - What to do when Customers request SCCRs for
individual components - Clarify Request
- Individual Components
- Tested Combinations
- Use E-mail script from SiteScape
- Send them to our on-line Resource Center
43Issues / Comments
- Not all States have adopted the 2005 Code
- Inspectors have not been trained on UL 508A SCCR
process - If we dont educate our customers, our
competitors will - Talk with confidence
44Summary of Resources
- On-line Resource Center
- White Paper
- Combination Motor Controller files
- Additional UL files for non-Combination testing
- Link to Official UL Website for SCCRs by
competitor - Links to Standards Organizations for additional
information - SiteScape
- A copy of this Power Point
- Folder Path Product Information / Controls D,
Dx, T, V Modules / General - File Name SCCR Overview UL508A NEC409 May 11
2006.PPT - E-mail Script for Customer Inquiries
- Folder Path Product Information / Controls D,
Dx, T, V Modules / General - File Name SCCR E-mail Script.doc
45Next Steps
- Continue testing combinations to fill in gaps
- SIRIUS Contactors Overload Relays with Sentron
breakers - SIRIUS 3RW4 Soft Starters (testing complete, must
be posted) - Test NEMA, IEC DP with new Circuit Breakers
- NGG
- EG
- 3VL
- Develop a database for Minimum SCCRs by Component
- Develop a search engine for SCCRs
- Individual Components
- Combination Motor Controller Components
- Continue to post up-to-date information to the
Internet Resource Center - Siemens will sponsor a Webcast with Plant
Engineering Magazine
46Control Panel Compliance WebcastJune 21, 2006
10 a.m. CDT
- Learn what your responsibilities are when
upgrading and specifying equipment for your
plant, how to comply with current regulations and
how to minimize the potential for equipment
damage or injury to personnel from our panel of
experts who will discuss - Interaction between UL 508A and NEC Article 409
- How to ensure compliance when specifying
equipment - The inspection process and how it affects the end
user - How to ensure compliance when relocating or
maintaining equipment
- Panelists Jim Pauley, Schneider Electric /
Todd Lottmann, Cooper Bussmann / Jim Wright,
Siemens Energy Automation
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