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SYN5201 3BHB006714R0221 Synchronizing devices and systems

Synchronizing devices are widely used in power stations or industrial installations with their own power generating facilities, where the generators need to be paralleled with an island line or a public line, or in power distribution systems.
Power circuit breakers may only be closed if both voltages are approximately synchronous (coincident). Otherwise, faults in line operation, loading of the generators and, in extreme cases, damage to the generators can result.

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Synchronizing devices are widely used in power stations or industrial installations with their own power generating facilities, where the generators need to be paralleled with an island line or a public line, or in power distribution systems.
Power circuit breakers may only be closed if both voltages are approximately synchronous (coincident). Otherwise, faults in line operation, loading of the generators and, in extreme cases, damage to the generators can result.
SYNCHROTACT® 5 performs these functions safely and reliably, whether as a monitoring element for manual paralleling or as an independent fully-automatic synchronizing device.

From a synchronizing device, it is expected to close the power circuit breaker at the correct time but also that, if required, paralleling can take place whenever permissible. Although the series connection of the output contacts of two independently-functioning channels (dual-channel system), which is usual in synchronizing systems, greatly increases security against incorrect paralleling, it necessarily leads to a reduction in availability

Often, two redundant synchronizing systems are installed in a single plant so that, in the event of one system failing, the other can be used, thereby increasing availability. The second system is often designed for manual synchronizing with or without synchrocheck.
In addition, with SYNCHROTACT® 5, ABB offers two automatic dual-channel systems in a single casing, thus avoiding manual synchronizing.
Advantages of such a solution:
– No engineering and wiring costs for the second system
– Further increased security since all four output contacts are normally operated in series
– No problems with synchronizing where the manual synchronizing system is seldom used.

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SYN5201 3BHB006714R0221 Synchronizing devices and systems

Specific settings for synchronizing and paralleling are stored in a parameter set. Devices with seven parameter sets have seven times the same parameters, with the possibility of individual setting. That way, seven paralleling points with individual settings may be operated. Firstly, the parameter set, or the circuit breaker to be synchronized has to be selected. Then the synchronizing process can be started.
The software-driven link between parameter set and paralleling point guarantees the correct assignment of the setting values to the related plant components.

Service control for commissioning and servicing
– Built-in service controls: keypad and LCD (standard)
– SynView PC tool (accessory) for local control:
PC / Ethernet (standard)
– SynView PC tool (accessory) via LAN (standard)
Operating control for normal synchronizing operation
– Digital inputs/outputs: conventional wiring (standard)
– Interface (Modbus, Profibus, LON, IEC 61850): remotecontrolled synchronizing operation (option)

The SYN 5202 is a dual-channel system with two differentlystructured independent channels in the same casing. SYN 5302 consists of two SYN 5202 dual-channel devices in one casing. Both systems are normally all wired in series (four channels!). Should one system fail, it is possible to switch over, without danger, to the other dual-channel automatic system.
This allows paralleling to be carried out fully automatically and with maximum security at all times. Additional costs for a redundant synchronizing system are saved.