Starting the Single Module System (SMS)
- Single Module System (SMS) with a Bypass Cabinet
- SMS without a Bypass Cabinet
SMS with a Bypass Cabinet
- Close the Output Switch (11) that is located in the Bypass Cabinet. Refer to Illustration 1.
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Side view of the Bypass Cabinet (10) Bypass Switch (11) Output Switch (12) Input Switch |
- Turn the keyswitch (1) on the Flywheel Cabinet to the "On-Line" position. Refer to Illustration 2.
Note: The system will enter the "Bypassed-Auto Start" mode. The system will begin to charge the flywheel. The system will change to the "On-Line" mode when the flywheel reaches 4000 rpm.
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User Interface Panel on the Flywheel Cabinet (1) Keyswitch |
- Verify that the flywheel enters the "On-Line" mode. The LED on the user interface panel lights when the system enters the "On-Line" mode. Refer to Illustration 2.
The system is ready for operation.
SMS without a Bypass Cabinet
- Close the external output circuit breaker that connects the system output to the load of the facility.
- Open the external bypass switch.
- Turn the keyswitch (1) on the Flywheel Cabinet to the "On-Line" position. Refer to Illustration 3.
Note: The system will enter the "Bypassed-Auto Start" mode. The system will begin to charge the flywheel. The system will change to the "On-Line" mode when the flywheel reaches 4000 rpm.
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User Interface Panel on the Flywheel Cabinet (1) Keyswitch |
- Verify that the flywheel enters the "On-Line" mode. The LED on the user interface panel lights when the system enters the "On-Line" mode. Refer to Illustration 3.
The system is ready for operation.
Starting the Multiple Module System (MMS)
Single Input Without Switches
- Close the Input Isolation Switches (6) that are located in the System Cabinet for each MMU. Refer to Illustration 4.
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System Cabinet The switches go from MMU 1 to MMU 4 in a descending order. (6) Input Isolation Switches (7) Output Isolation Switches |
- Close the Output Isolation Switches (7) that are located in the System Cabinet for each MMU. Refer to Illustration 4.
- Connect the output bus of the system to the load of the facility.
- Turn the keyswitch (1) on the System Cabinet to the "On-Line" position. Refer to Illustration 5.
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User Interface Panel on the System Cabinet (1) Keyswitch |
- Turn the keyswitch (2) on each MMU to the "Online" position. Refer to Illustration 6.
Note: The system will enter the "Bypassed-Auto Start" mode. The system will begin to charge the flywheel. The system will change to the "On-Line" mode when the flywheel reaches 4000 rpm.
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User Interface Panel on the MMU Cabinet (2) Keyswitch |
- Hit the "Menu" button on the User Interface Panel of the last MMU. Refer to Illustration 7.
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- Select "Telemetry".
- Select "MMU Summary".
- Verify that the MMU is in the "Online" mode. The flywheel should be spinning at 7700 rpm and the energy should be at "100%". Perform this procedure for each MMU.
- The system is ready for operation.
- Verify that the "KVA" and the "KW" values are equal to the load of the facility on the User Interface Panel of each MMU.
Single Input With Three Switches
- Close the Input Isolation Switches (6) that are located in the System Cabinet for each MMU. Refer to Illustration 8.
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System Cabinet The switches go from MMU 1 to MMU 4 in a descending order. (6) Input Isolation Switches (7) Output Isolation Switches |
- Close the Output Isolation Switches (7) that are located in the System Cabinet for each MMU. Refer to Illustration 8.
- Close the Output Isolation Switch (4) that is located in the Input/Output Cabinet. Refer to Illustration 9.
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Input/Output Cabinet (3) Maintenance Bypass Switch (4) Output Isolation Switch (5) Input Isolation Switch |
- Turn the keyswitch (1) on the System Cabinet to the "On-Line" position. Refer to Illustration 10.
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User Interface Panel on the System Cabinet (1) Keyswitch |
- Turn the keyswitch (2) on the MMU Cabinet to the "Online" position. Refer to Illustration 11.
Note: The system will enter the "Bypassed-Auto Start" mode. The system will begin to charge the flywheel. The system will change to the "On-Line" mode when the flywheel reaches 4000 rpm.
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User Interface Panel on the MMU Cabinet (2) Keyswitch |
- Hit the "Menu" button on the User Interface Panel of the last MMU. Refer to Illustration 12.
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- Select "Telemetry".
- Select "MMU Summary".
- Verify that the MMU is in the "Online" mode. The flywheel should be spinning at 7700 rpm and the energy should be at "100%". Perform this procedure for each MMU.
- The system is ready for operation.
- Verify that the "KVA" and the "KW" values are equal to the load of the facility on the User Interface Panel of each MMU.
Dual Input Without Switches
- Apply facility power to the Bypass Input of the system.
- Apply facility power to the input node of the system.
- Close the Input Isolation Switches (6) for each MMU that are located in the System Cabinet. Refer to Illustration 13.
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System Cabinet The switches go from MMU 1 to MMU 4 in a descending order. (6) Input Isolation Switches (7) Output Isolation Switches |
- Close the Output Isolation Switches (7) for each MMU that are located in the System Cabinet. Refer to Illustration 13.
- Connect the output bus of the system to the load of the facility.
- Turn the keyswitch (1) on the System Cabinet to the "On-Line" position. Refer to Illustration 14.
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User Interface Panel on the System Cabinet (1) Keyswitch |
- Turn the keyswitch (2) on the MMU Cabinet to the "Online" position. Refer to Illustration 15.
Note: The system will enter the "Bypassed-Auto Start" mode. The system will begin to charge the flywheel. The system will change to the "On-Line" mode when the flywheel reaches 4000 rpm.
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User Interface Panel on the MMU Cabinet (2) Keyswitch |
- Hit the "Menu" button on the User Interface Panel of the last MMU. Refer to Illustration 16.
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- Select "Telemetry".
- Select "MMU Summary".
- Verify that the MMU is in the "Online" mode. The flywheel should be spinning at 7700 rpm and the energy should be at "100%". Perform this procedure for each MMU.
- The system is ready for operation.
- Verify that the "KVA" and the "KW" values are equal to the load of the facility on the User Interface Panel of each MMU.
Dual Input With Two Switches
- Close the Input Isolation Switches (6) for each MMU that are located in the System Cabinet. Refer to Illustration 17.
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System Cabinet The switches go from MMU 1 to MMU 4 in a descending order. (6) Input Isolation Switches (7) Output Isolation Switches |
- Close the Output Isolation Switches (7) for each MMU that are located in the System Cabinet. Refer to Illustration 17.
- Close the Output Isolation Switch (4) that is located in the Input/Output Cabinet. Refer to Illustration 18.
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System Cabinet (3) Maintenance Bypass Switch (4) Output Isolation Switch |
- Turn the keyswitch (1) on the System Cabinet to the "On-Line" position. Refer to Illustration 19.
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User Interface Panel on the System Cabinet (1) Keyswitch |
- Turn the keyswitch (2) on the MMU Cabinet to the "Online" position. Refer to Illustration 20.
Note: The system will enter the "Bypassed-Auto Start" mode. The system will begin to charge the flywheel. The system will change to the "On-Line" mode when the flywheel reaches 4000 rpm.
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User Interface Panel on the MMU Cabinet (2) Keyswitch |
- Hit the "Menu" button on the User Interface Panel of the last MMU. Refer to Illustration 21.
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- Select "Telemetry".
- Select "MMU Summary".
- Verify that the MMU is in the "Online" mode. The flywheel should be spinning at 7700 rpm and the energy should be at "100%". Perform this procedure for each MMU.
- The system is ready for operation.
- Verify that the "KVA" and the "KW" values are equal to the load of the facility on the User Interface Panel of each MMU.
Dual Input With Three Switches
- Close the Input Isolation Switch (6) that is located in the System Cabinet. Refer to Illustration 22.
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System Cabinet The switches go from MMU 1 to MMU 4 in a descending order. (6) Input Isolation Switches (7) Output Isolation Switches |
- Close the Output Isolation Switch (7) that is located in the System Cabinet. Refer to Illustration 22.
- Close the Output Isolation Switch (4) that is located in the Input/Output Cabinet. Refer to Illustration 23.
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Input/Output Cabinet (3) Maintenance Bypass Switch (4) Output Isolation Switch (5) Input Isolation Switch |
- Turn the keyswitch (1) on the System Cabinet to the "On-Line" position. Refer to Illustration 24.
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User Interface Panel on the System Cabinet (1) Keyswitch |
- Turn the keyswitch (2) on the MMU Cabinet to the "Online" position. Refer to Illustration 25.
Note: The system will enter the "Bypassed-Auto Start" mode. The system will begin to charge the flywheel. The system will change to the "On-Line" mode when the flywheel reaches 4000 rpm.
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User Interface Panel on the MMU Cabinet (2) Keyswitch |
- Hit the "Menu" button on the User Interface Panel of the last MMU. Refer to Illustration 26.
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- Select "Telemetry".
- Select "MMU Summary".
- Verify that the MMU is in the "Online" mode. The flywheel should be spinning at 7700 rpm and the energy should be at "100%". Perform this procedure for each MMU.
- The system is ready for operation.
- Verify that the "KVA" and the "KW" values are equal to the load of the facility on the User Interface Panel of each MMU.