ACS2000 Medium Voltage Drive Sales Presentation 9AKK107045A7281 RevB en
ACS2000 Medium Voltage Drive Sales Presentation 9AKK107045A7281 RevB en
Over 2018
45 years 2014 Model
of experience predictive
2011 Easy to
direct
torque
use,
control
2009 All-compatible
reliable and
efficient
(MPDTC)
1995 1997
First MV (IGBT), active neutral
drive with point clamping 5
Over Services in
more than Providing
600 60
services for
drives for almost
ABB field service countries
engineers 40
years
Global Service Center (4)
Over
Regional Service Center (8) 500 10
ABB or partner service service million
partners drives delivered
Covered by closest HUB
Power generation Food and beverage Water and waste water Wind
Certificates &
Safety requirements
standards
Collaboration with
Servicability
technical experts
Small footprint, light weight Lower heat loss in e-room Simple installation
Easy to retrofit to DOL motors Galvanic isolation Galvanic isolation
Simple installation Voltage matching Voltage matching
Ex ec (former nA)
Non sparking motors
$
$
Asynchronous motors up to 23MW Asynchronous motors: Synchronous motors:
HXR 355 – 560 (cast iron) • ACS1000 • ACS5000
AMI 400 – 1000 (modular) • ACS2000 DFE (EMC or sine filter) / AFE* • LCI Megadrive
Synchronous motors up to 55MW • ACS5000
AMS 710 - 1250
AMZ 710 - 2500
Zone 2
• ACS1000
Flameproof motors • ACS2000 DFE (EMC or sine filter) / AFE*
Asynchronous motors up to 7MW Gas group IIC:
AMD…R 355 – 500 • ACS1000
AMD…T 500 – 900 • ACS2000 DFE / sine filter
Ex p Asynchronous motors:
Synchronous motors:
• ACS1000
Pressurized motors • ACS5000
Same products and frames available
• ACS2000 DFE (EMC or sine filter) / AFE*
• ACS5000 • ACS6000 $$$
as for Ex ec • ACS6000 • LCI Megadrive
General: for all cases only grounded EMC or sine filter – floating filters are not permitted in hazardous area
December 7, 2020 Slide 13 * ACS2000 AFE: dedicated special input transformer required in accordance with ACS2000 transformer specification.
Consider this solution only for 4Q applications - $$$
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Choose an output sine filter to gain perfect output power
Side effects of an inverter such as voltage reflections and common mode voltages will be totally
eliminated, resulting in an excellent waveform voltage and current waveform supplied to the motor.
Permanent magnet motor control Variety of fieldbus communication methods between customer
and drive
Operation at high altitude
DC bus grounding
switch
Arc fault Arc fault safety: ABB’s approach – the 4 safety classes
− Arc faults are caused by a breakdown of the insulation
− Short circuit currents flow through ionized air, called an arc Class I: Protection based on arc prevention
Equipment damage in case of an arc: severe
➢ Harmful gases and particles represent Class III: Protection based on external arc fault limitation and
a secondary danger elimination
Equipment damage in case of an arc: moderate
Emergency Off (EOFF) The EOFF command is initiated by internal or external means (internal control, safety pushbutton, or user-
controlled relays). When the EOFF command is detected by the safety logic, the MCB opens and the motor is
coasted to a stop.
A controlled stop with power available to the machine actuators to achieve the stop and then removal of
power when the stop is achieved.
Emergency Stop
(ESTOP) The ESTOP is simply a redundant time delay to trigger the EOFF function. This time delay (30s maximum)
allows the software to ramp the motor down with its software functionality which cannot be certified. At the
end of this time duration, the timer will initiate the EOFF function independently of the software .
The STO command energizes the same circuitry as the EOFF function. The MCB opens so that there is no
energy flowing into the drive and the motor is left to coast down to a stop.
Safe torque off (STO) Advantages:
Reuse of existing system component
Lowest system costs
Benefits
− Uniform product quality of your process
Configuration DTL / AFE DFEe / DFEi DTL / AFE DFEe / DFEi DTL / AFE DFEe / DFEi DTL
Frame 1 250 – 800 kW 250 – 800 kW 275 – 880 kW 275 – 880 kW 290 – 920 kW 290 – 920 kW 300 – 1000 HP
Frame 2 900 – 1600 kW 900 – 1600 kW 990 – 1760 kW 990 – 1760 kW 1035 - 1840 kW 1035 – 1840 kW 1250 – 2000 HP
DTL: direct-to-line
AFE: active front end with external transformer
DFEe: diode front end with external transformer
DFEi: diode front end with integrated transformer
Every ACS2000 is equiped with ABB AbilityTM to enable remote condition monitoring.
Your service needs depend on your operation, life cycle of your equipment and business
priorities.
We have identified our customers’ four most common needs and defined service options to
satisfy them.
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Services to match your needs
When you have all the facts, you can make the right decisions.
Make the best decisions Reduce the risks Available on your need
You know your process, we know the You have the information when needed You can combine Remote Assistance
drives. most. Service Product with Condition Monitoring
Service.
Our monitoring system provides you with Our monitoring system is continuously
data and information from the drives for collecting data for you to set warning Our experts will always be on hand to
your best decisions. limits and to trouble-shoot potential consult with you.
problems
1 Select your
drives 2 3 Install the
connectivity
device
Activate your
access to the
Condition
Monitoring
basic feature
4 Pick your optional
features and
customize
Remote Assistance
5
Start monitoring
6
Enjoy the
customized service
Backup Management
Alarm Management
NETA-21
Offline Data
Collection
Asset Health
Condition-Based
Maintenance
1
Connected Follow the Sun
drives
2 4
3
Data & alerts
End Country
User Expert
RCM data 6 Expert 5 RCM full
monitoring reports features
+ optional
7 features
Ad hoc expert
support
3 4
1
Local SD card
or .ftp storage Visual data, self-
service reports &
End alerts Country
User Expert
1
Connected Country
drives Expert
Site ABB
Local SD card
or .ftp storage
End
User
OCM data
monitoring OCM support
Warranty support on the tool
Fast commissioning
by “DriveStartupTM”
software (step-by-
step guidance)
Withdrawable phase
modules allow quick
replacement of
components
E- House
CAPEX
VSD heat losses
E- House
ABB’s drive experts support you in selecting the most economical solution for your specific project.
Environmental conditions
VSD power supply connection point Temperature, dust, corrosive air, etc .
▪ 3.3 - 11 (33 kV) kV
VSD heat loss cooling method
E- House
Water cooling
▪ Plant cooling water
▪ Fin-Fan cooler or Chiller
VSD transformer location
▪ Integrated solution
▪ External solution
Impact on:
▪ VSD system efficiency
▪ With a VSD, motor voltage can be different from the line voltage
▪ Power supply connection point
▪ VSD heat losses into E-house
▪ HVAC Capex and OPEX
▪ Power & speed dictate the motor design
▪ E-house size
▪ E-house HVAC
Slide 45
December 7, 2020
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Case study: 2.5 MW air-cooled pump drive
Heat losses external vs. internal transformer
Power supply
Aux. power supply Main power supply
A/C 53 kW
A/C 106 kW
M
− Typical VSD with intergrated transformer efficiency: 96% − Typical VSD with external transformer efficiency: 97%
− Converter losses into E-house: 4% − Converter losses into E-house: 2%
− High E-house A/C equipment cost (CAPEX) − External transformer efficiency: 99%
− High A/C aux. power demand (CAPEX & OPEX)
− High cooling air flow demand
50% less E-house cooling (A/C) with external transformer solution compared to integrated transformer solution.
Slide 46
December 7, 2020
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Case study: 2.5 MW air-cooled pump drive
Integrated vs. external transformer of ACS2000 vs. multicell topology
ACS2000
36% saving
External
Multicell
topology
Remark:
Slide 47 Energy cost savings of external transformer solution not included
December 7, 2020
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Case study: VSD power supply voltage level – 33kV / 6.6 kV
Example
E- Building 33kV
33kV
bus
CAPEX savings:
Step down transformer − Needs one less transformer, saving the cost
of 33kV / 6.6kV step down transformer
33kV / 6.6kV
E- Building 6.6kV
6600V
bus
OPEX savings (power consumption):
− Assumed transmission losses of step down
Solution 2
Solution 1
Integrated External
transformers: 1% (assumed 600 kW/h)
Transformer Transformer − Saving potential: 4.26 million kWh per year
solution solution
M M
Slide 48
December 7, 2020
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The ACS2000 industrial drive
Reference cases.
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ABB enables optimized pumping process in a large scale desalination plant
First time use of reverse osmosis on a large scale instead of evaporation technology to deliver fresh water
to 1 million people.
• Long motor cables (>4 km) ACS2000, 12 pieces equipped with: • ABB’s extensive expertise
Oil & Gas • Highest personnel safety • Arc resistant design with active arc elimination enabled valued support
• 6.6 kV output voltage to compensate the • High personnel safety
ESP voltage drop along the long motor cables • Application specific product