Auto Mode
ATSE works on auto control mode normally. The controller monitors the real time values of both the sources. When there is source contingency, the transfer action will be energized to keep the power continuity for critical source.
Auto mode is supports U-G or U-U applications.
There are two types of auto control mode:
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Auto-return
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Non-return
Naming |
Condition for stay on A situation return |
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Power source definition |
N available A available |
N available A unavailable |
Auto-return |
Switch to N |
Switch to N |
Non-return |
Stay at A |
Switch to N |
Auto-Return
The auto-return has two modes as below:
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When the voltage on the N source exceeds the threshold (overvoltage, undervoltage, over frequency, under frequency) or does not exist, the ATSE will be transferred to the A source.
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When the voltage on the N source is within the threshold range, the ATSE will be transferred to N source.
The process of transfer can be controlled by time delay.
Transfer Process for Auto-Return U-U Application
Symbols |
Description |
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Un |
Source I |
Ua |
Source II |
On |
Contact close at N source |
Oa |
Contact close at A source |
Load |
Load status |
T2 |
Transfer delay |
T8 |
Loadshed delay |
T4 |
Center-off delay |
T6 |
Re-Transfer delay |
Key O: OFF (circuit open) I: ON (circuit closed) |
Transfer Logic for Auto-Return U-U Application
T2 will reset if N becomes available or A becomes unavailable.
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T2 will reset if N becomes unavailable
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T6 Reset if N becomes unavailable
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During T6, if A is not available it will keep to count T6 if the rest time of T6 is shorter than T2. Other wise it goes to T2
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Retransfer principles when source A is ok, retransfer goes to T6 when source A is not ok and when source A is utility, retransfer goes to T2. If source A is Genset and not ok, retransfer delay is 0.
Transfer Process for U-G Application
Symbols |
Description |
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Un |
Source I |
Ua |
Source II |
On |
Contact close at N source |
Oa |
Contact close at A source |
Load |
Load status |
T7 |
Genset start delay |
T2 |
Transfer delay |
T8 |
Loadshed delay |
T4 |
Center-off delay |
T6 |
Re-Transfer delay |
T9 |
Genset cool delay |
Key O: OFF (circuit open) I: ON (circuit closed) |
Transfer Logic for U-G Application
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T2 will reset if N becomes unavailable
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If disable Genset Start Fail Warning, T10 will not be counted
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The whole transfer will be canceled if N becomes available during T7
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T2 will reset if N becomes unavailable
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T6 Reset if N becomes unavailable
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During T6, if A is not available it will keep to count T6 if the rest time of T6 is shorter than T2. Other wise it goes to T2
Non-Return
In the non-return mode, after auto transfer to replacement, the ATSE will be connected to the alternate source until:
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An external order is given to transfer back to N source.
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The alternate source is out of range. In such case, the ATSE controller will transfer back to the N source to maintain power availability.
There will be only one time power off, when there is normal power outage.
Transfer Process of Non-return for U-U Application
Symbols |
Description |
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Un |
Source I |
Ua |
Source II |
On |
Contact close at N source |
Oa |
Contact close at A source |
Load |
Load status |
T2 |
Transfer delay |
T8 |
Loadshed delay |
T4 |
Center-off delay |
Key O: OFF (circuit open) I: ON (circuit closed) |
Logic of Non-return for U-U Application
T2 will reset if N becomes available or A becomes unavailable
T2 will reset if N becomes unavailable
Transfer Process of Non-return for U-G Application
Symbols |
Description |
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Un |
Source I |
Ua |
Source II |
On |
Contact close at N source |
Oa |
Contact close at A source |
Load |
Load status |
T7 |
Genset start delay |
T2 |
Transfer delay |
T8 |
Loadshed delay |
T4 |
Center-off delay |
T9 |
Genset cool delay |
Key O: OFF (circuit open) I: ON (circuit closed) |
Logic of Non-return for U-G Application
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T2 will reset if N becomes available or A becomes unavailable
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If disable Genset Start Fail Warning, T10 will not be counted
T2 will reset if N becomes unavailable