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SUBSTATIONS 11-1 AND 11-2 SECTION 26 11 16 <br /> PROJECT#22349762 SECONDARY UNIT SUBSTATIONS <br /> BOEING - EVERETT SITE SERVICES <br /> permeability and low hysteresis and eddy current losses. Step lap miter type punching of <br /> laminations is required. Magnetic flux densities shall be well below the saturation point, <br /> such that 110% of nominal voltage at the nominal tap will result in an excitation current <br /> increase of less than 10%. <br /> E. Bracing: The entire assembly shall be adequately braced to tolerate full through fault <br /> short circuit conditions with negligible mechanical distortion when faults are terminated by <br /> upstream devices to the left of the ANSI transformer damage curve. <br /> F. Enclosure: The base of the enclosure shall be furnished with ground pads located on the <br /> primary and secondary termination ends of the transformer, to match up with grounding <br /> provisions in the low voltage switchgear. Ground pads shall be connected together via a <br /> 1-1/2 inch by 1/4 inch minimum size transformer ground bus. The core shall be insulated <br /> from the core clamping steel by Class H insulation, and shall be grounded at one point, <br /> by means of a flexible copper strap, rated to carry line to ground secondary current for a <br /> duration adequate to allow the primary circuit breaker or fuse to operate, in the event of a <br /> low voltage winding to core short circuit. <br /> G. Accessories and Features: Diagrammatic stainless steel engraved nameplate. <br /> Engravings shall be filled with black enamel. Nameplate shall indicate applicable ratings <br /> at the nominal temperature rise, and each additional rating achieved through higher <br /> temperature rises and fan cooling, temperature rise, impedance, voltages, weights, <br /> conductor material (copper), phasing layout, frequency, and allowable ambient <br /> temperature. <br /> H. Core Assembly: Isolate from the enclosure by vibration absorbing pads. <br /> I. Thermocouple and Fan Wiring: Utilize EMT or flexible metal conduit. <br /> J. No plastic wire ties shall be used inside the transformer. <br /> K. The forced air fan system shall consist of the following. <br /> 1. 120V single phase fans, suitable for the attendant environment. <br /> 2. One thermocouple embedded in each core's low voltage winding (three total). The <br /> thermocouple must be installed during manufacture, and cannot be added after coil <br /> winding, unless a permanent well is part of the winding. <br /> 3. Control Module, which shall accept all 3 thermocouple inputs, and 120V AC control <br /> power from the switchgear. Control module shall provide analog or digital display of <br /> the maximum temperature of the set of 3 thermocouples and shall allow viewing of <br /> any of the thermocouple temperatures. Control module shall automatically control <br /> fans for the 80 degree C, FA rating. Control module shall permit manual operation of <br /> fans. Control module shall provide two (2) form C contacts for high temperature <br /> alarm, two (2) form C contacts for high temperature trip, and one (1) form C contact <br /> for loss of control power. Wiring from the transformer to the low voltage switchgear <br /> shall be via EMT conduit. Local alarm for transformer temperature shall be provided <br /> in low voltage switchgear. <br /> L. Tests: <br /> 1. The transformers shall be subjected to the following tests per ANSI standards. <br /> Provide certified test reports for the Owner's Representative review prior to shipment <br /> of the transformers. <br /> a. Resistance of all windings. <br /> b. Ratio tests at all tap connections. <br /> c. Polarity and phase relation tests at the nominal tap position. <br /> d. No load loss and excitation current at rated voltage at the nominal tap position. <br /> 2611 16-9 <br /> (07/15/18) <br />