Abb mv presentation 2012 master

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August 7, 2013 | Slide 1
ABB Medium Voltage Products
Name, department/event, date

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A global leader in power and automation technologies
Leading market positions in main businesses
 135,000 employees in about 100
countries
 $38 billion in revenue (2011)
 Formed in 1988 merger of Swiss and
Swedish engineering companies
 Predecessors founded in 1883 and 1891
 Publicly owned company with head
office in Switzerland

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Power and productivity for a better world
ABB’s vision
As one of the world’s leading engineering companies, we
help our customers to use electrical power efficiently, to
increase industrial productivity and to lower environmental
impact in a sustainable way.

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How ABB is organized
Five global divisions
Power
Products
Power
Systems
Discrete
Automation
and Motion
Process
Automation
$10.3 billion
35,000
employees
$7.7 billion
19,500
employees
$8.4 billion
27,500
employees
$7.8 billion
28,500
employees
(2011 revenues, consolidated)
Low Voltage
Products
$5.0 billion
21,000
employees
 Electricals, automation, controls
and instrumentation for power
generation and industrial
processes
 Power transmission
 Distribution solutions
 Low-voltage products
 Motors and drives
 Intelligent building systems
 Robots and robot systems
 Services to improve customers
productivity and reliability
 ABB’s portfolio covers:

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Power and automation are all around us
You will find ABB technology…
crossing oceans and on the sea bed,
orbiting the earth and working
beneath it,
on the trains we ride and in the facilities
that process our water,
in the fields that grow our crops and
packing the food we eat,
in the plants that generate our power and
in our homes, offices and factories

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Tackling society’s challenges on path to low-carbon
era
Helping customers do more using less
Source: IEA, World Energy Outlook 2011
12,500
Terawatt-hour
(TWh)
10,000
20,000
30,000
17,200
2009 2035
34,350
+99.7%
ABB power and automation
solutions are:
 Meeting rising demand
for electricity
 Increasing energy
efficiency and reducing
CO2 emissions
 Improving productivity to
raise competitiveness of
businesses and utilities
Rise in electricity demand by 2035
(under current policies)
Electricity demand is calculated as the total gross electricity generated less own use in the production of electricity and transmission and
distribution losses.

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Improving capacity, reliability and efficiency in the grid
A pioneer in smart technologies
 Transmission at ultrahigh
voltage
 Minimal losses with direct
current solution
Challenge ABB solution
 China: deliver 6,400 MW of
hydropower over 2,000 km
 US: Increase capacity and
reliability for Texas utility
 World’s largest installation
enabling existing lines to
carry more power
 Also enables integration
of renewable energy
 India: Improve reliability in
grid serving state of
Karnataka (pop. 53 million)
 Network management
with real-time control
 Key building block for
smart grid

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Renewable energy
Key growth driver for both power and automation
 Generation and
transmission solutions for:
 Hydro
 Wind
 Solar
 Wave
 Three Gorges Dam (China)
 Wind Capital (US)
 Totana solar (Spain)
 Pelamis wave energy (Portugal)
Project examples ABB scope
 Grid connection
 Transformers
 Turnkey execution
 Customized generators

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Boosting productivity and energy efficiency
Example: Stora Enso, world’s biggest paper maker
 Skoghall mill, Sweden:
 No. 1 maker of board for drink cartons
 Two-year revamp boosted productivity
and cut CO2 by 170,000 tons/year
 ABB provided key control systems:
 For boiler, collecting and analyzing
data on pressure, flow, temperature,
etc. from thousands of instruments
 For total control over power supply
with real-time data

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Leading power system’s biggest-ever transformation
Smarter, greener grid for more efficiency and reliability
 Merging power and automation
technologies makes electricity network
more reliable, flexible, secure and
efficient. Smart grid benefits include:
 Lower power consumption
 Greater use of renewable energy
 ABB’s broad offering in both power and
automation technologies positions it
uniquely to support this evolution
 Transformation of grid to take place
over several decades

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Ground-breaking and nation-building projects
Pushing the boundaries of technology
Longest underground
power link
Longest and highest
capacity power link
Longest underwater
power link
Largest gearless mill
drive (for crushing ore)
Largest SVC
installation
Most remote offshore
wind farm linked to grid
First platform connected
to mainland grid
Europe’s largest
thermal solar
power plant
First commercial
wave power plant
First 600 kV
power link
Longest conveyor belt
Substation in world’s
tallest building
Power and automation
of largest chemical
cellulose plant
Automation of largest
alumina plant
Largest battery
Mine hoist for
largest potash mine
Largest reverse-
osmosis
desalination plant
Largest SCADA
network

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Shaping the world we know today through innovation
Pioneering technology since 1883
Founding fathers
1900
Industrial robot
Turbochargers
HVDC
Ultrahigh voltage
Gas-insulated switchgear
Variable-speed motor
drives
Extended control
systems
Steam turbine
1920 1930 1940
Electric propulsion
systems
1990 2000
19601970
Gas
turbine
1950
Gearless motor drives
1980

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Innovation is key to ABB’s competitive advantage
Leadership built on consistent R&D investment
 More than $1.3 billion invested annually in R&D*
 7,500 scientists and engineers
 Collaboration with 70 universities
 MIT (US), Tsinghua (China), KTH Royal Institute of
Technology (Sweden), Indian Institute of Technology (New
Delhi), ETH (Switzerland), Karlsruhe (Germany), AGH
University of Science and Technology (Poland)
* Comprises
non-order
related R&D and
order-related
development

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Fashioning the world we will live in tomorrow
Tackling challenges with customers and partners
 R&D programs focus on
incremental and breakthrough
developments to address
challenges including:
 Integrating renewable power sources
into the grid
 Enhancing power network efficiency,
reliability and flexibility
• Improving industrial resource
efficiency and asset productivity
• Optimizing flexibility and reliability

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Developing sustainability of products and operations
Lowering environmental impact and costs
Sustainability in product development
 Focus on resource and energy
efficiency of equipment over life cycle
 Independently verified Environmental
Product Declarations for main products
Sustainability in ABB’s operations
 Cuts targeted in use of energy, raw
materials, hazardous substances
 eg, China: 63% cut in energy use per unit
of revenue between 2002 and 2010

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People make the difference
The best want to work in a first-class environment
 ABB is one of the world’s most global companies
 A culture of openness, flexibility and inclusiveness helps to
attract top performers
 ABB strives for excellence in personal development,
operational execution, health and safety, business ethics
 A Group-wide staff development program aims to bring a
culture of leadership to every level of the organization

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Committed to the highest standards of business ethics
Integrity as bedrock of ABB’s global culture
 Code of Conduct defines relationships with all stakeholders
 Employees acknowledge Code of Conduct and take
compulsory training courses
 Zero tolerance toward violations
 Several reporting options in place for employees to report
suspected violations; each report thoroughly investigated
“Whatever change may be going on in the world
around us, one thing remains unchanged: ABB’s
commitment to maintain the highest standards of
business ethics and integrity.”
CEO Joe Hogan in ABB’s Code of Conduct

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Revenue (US$ million) by quarter and annual operational EBITDA margin
13-19% operational EBITDA
margin corridor targeted for
period 2011-2015
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Q3
Q2
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Main investments 2010/11 Main acquisitions and investments
Plant expansion New plant 2010 2011
Switzerland
Sweden, Italy,
China, India,
Estonia
Brazil
China,
Bulgaria,
USA,
India,
Poland
Ventyx, ABB
India, Jokab
Safety, K-Tek,
Polovodiče,
Trilliant and
Power Assure
Baldor, Obvient Solutions,
Epyon, Validus DC
Systems, Mincom, Trasfor
Group , Lorentzen &
Wettre, Novatec Solar**,
Ecotality**, Aquamarine
Power**
A successful business and a reliable partner
Strong financial position is competitive advantage
**ABB equity
investments

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Power
systems
Discrete
automation
and motion
Europe
Asi
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America
s
Middle East
and Africa
Well-balanced business and geographic portfolio
Capturing growth opportunities, wherever they arise
Share of employees
2011
47%
Mature
markets
Emerging
markets
Power
products
Process
automation
Low
voltage
products
53%
25%
21%
22%
12%
20%
Orders by division
% of total orders 2011 (non-consolidated)
38%
30%
23%
9%
Orders by region
% of total orders 2011

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ABB Power Products division
Key deliverables and markets
 Key deliverables
 Power technology products for ultra-high,
high and medium-voltage applications
 Transformers: power, distribution,
traction, others
 UHV, HV and MV products, including
switchgear
 Range of power capacitors
 Distribution automation products, eg,
electronic relays
 Power products services
 Transformer repair, refurbishment,
spare parts, maintenance
 Markets served
 Utilities, industries, OEMs, EPCs,
distributors

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Innovation, passion and diversity are hallmarks of ABB
“ABB is a dynamic, multicultural team that
spans the globe, working in a fascinating
world of high technology.”
“Our portfolio is vast, but the benefits are
straightforward: we help to provide reliable
power supplies and improve productivity,
while lowering environmental impact.”
CEO Joe Hogan

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Business unit structure
 Global presence: 34,000 employees and 110 plants in more than
35 countries
 2010 revenues: $10.2 billion
 Main customers: Utilities, industries, EPCs, OEMs and distributors
 ABB is the world’s No. 1 in power products
High Voltage
Products
Medium Voltage
Products Transformers

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The world of ABB in power
Marine
Application
Compact
Substations
(CSS)
HVDC light /
Windpark
Connection
Plant Auto-
mation & Ele-
ctrical Systems
Hydro auto-
mation & ele-
ctrical systems
Utility
communi-
cation
Network
Manage-
ment
Rural
Electrification
MV Switch-gear
(GIS / AIS)
AIS
Substations
Gas-insulated
Switchgear
(GIS) Industrial
Electrification
Automation of Gas
and Water Plants
& Networks
Transformers
Urban
Electrification
GIS
Substations
Railway
Power Supply
(16.7 Hz)

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ABB Medium Voltage Products business unit
Main facts
Total global market 2011 > $25.4 billion
 11.374 employees in around 70
countries
 #2 market share position in MV
worldwide
 Development, production and delivery of
the full range of medium voltage
products (1-52kV)
 Sales through direct sales people,
system integrators (including ABB), and
channel partners, such as OEMs and
distributors
 Coverage of over 100 countries through
focused sales forces

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Where our products are used
Utility
substations
Distribu-
tion lines
Industrial
plants
Ships
 Utility generation
 Utility transmission
 Utility distribution
 Transportation
 Heavy industrial process
plants
 Light industrial parks
 Hospitals

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Product Group structure
Apparatus
Distribution
Automation
Primary
Switchgear
Secondary
Switchgear
Modular
Systems
Finished Products “Engineered to Order”
Service
Integrated Products “Assembled to Order”

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Value chain / OEM business model
Original Equipment Manufacturers (Panel Builders)
ABB

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Front End Sales model – channels to market
36% (59% Utilities, 41% Industries)
Production Unit FES
End-User
18%
19%
Direct sales to other ABB systems units – 12% of order volume
Channels including ABB systems units represents 64% of orders
DIST
OEM
EPC
14%
Source: OCS

BU Medium Voltage Products
Factories worldwide
CN, Xiamen (2)
CZ, Brno
DE, Ratingen
EE, Maardu
EG, 10th
of Ramadan
FI, Vaasa
HU, Budapest
IN, Baroda
IN, Nashik
IT, Dalmine
KR, Chonan
MX, San Luis Potosí
MY, Kuala Lumpur
NO, Skien
NZ, Henderson
PE, Lima
PL, Przasnysz
RU, Moscow
SA, Riyadh
66 production lines in 34 sites in 27 countries
AR, Buenos Aires
AU, Moorebank
BR, Guarulhos
CA, Calgary
CH, Zuzwil
CN, Beijing
CN, Tianjin
TR, Istanbul
US, Coral Springs (FL)
US, Florence (SC)
US, Lake Mary (FL)
US, Pinetops (NC)
VN, Bac Ninh
ZA, Longmedow
Distribution
Automation
Apparatus
Switchgear
Modular
Systems
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Management team
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B U M a n a g e r
B r u n o M e lle s
O p e r a tio n s
G W a llin
M a r k e tin g a n d S a le s
S R a ita k o s k i
T e c h n o lo g y
G S a lg e
S u p p ly C h a in
A n g e la Q u
H R B u s in e s s P a r tn e r
H K e s k i- M a e n p a a
C o m m u n ic a t io n s
K S tr o n g
I n fo r m a t io n S y s te m s
T h o m a s W S c h m id t
P r o d u c t G r o u p
A p p a r a tu s
A P a lin
S w itc h g e a r
R H e in e m e y e r
D is tr ib u tio n
P K r is h n a m u r th y
M o d u la r
B C J o h n s o n
B U C o n t r o lle r
A S h a r m a
B U A s s is ta n t
E S c h a e r e r
L B U It a ly
F T a g lia r e tti
L B U U S A
B E W it tb r o d t
L B U G e r m a m y
M L ie b e r s
L B U C h in a
M T e lla r in i
L B U C z e c h R e p u b lic
J P o te s il
L B U In d ia
C P V y a s
S e r v ic e
B G u n d e m
P r o d u c t G r o u p S e r v ic e – S te p h e n P e a r c e w ill b e le a v in g a n d B u r h a n G u n d e m w ill c o m m e n c e t h is p o s itio n o n 1 /4 / 1 2 .

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Indoor apparatus – vacuum and SF6 circuit breakers
 Ratings
 12 … 40.5kV ; 630 …4000A
 12.5 … 50kA (SF6),12.5 …63kA (vacuum)
 Types
 VD4: Vacuum breaker (spring driven)
 Vmax: Low end vacuum breaker (spring driven)
 VM1: Vacuum breaker (magnetic driven)
 HD4: SF6 breaker (spring driven)
 Versions
 Fixed and withdrawable
 Primary and secondary distribution
 Spring and magnetic actuator mechanism
 IEC, GB, GOST and ANSI standards
 Manufactured in
 Global factories: Germany & Italy
 Regional factories: China - India
 Customization: USA, Poland, Egypt
 Innovations
 Embedded pole vacuum technology
 SF6 autopuffer breaking technique
 Circuit breakers fully interchangeable
 Integrated protection device, i.e. eVD4

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Indoor apparatus – vacuum contactors
 Ratings
 7.2 … 12kV
 400A
 up to 1.000.000 mechanical operations
 Types
 V-Contact VSC: magnetically driven
 Versions
 Fixed version
 SCO (single command operated) [ 1 ]
 DCO (double command operated) [ 1 ]
 Withdrawable versions for OEM PowerCube
module and UniGear switchgear
 SCO (single command operated) [ 1 ]
 DCO (double command operated) [ 1 ]
 Manufactured in
 Italy & China
 Customisation: India
 Innovations
 Electronic feeders
 Magnetic actuator
 Slimline construction
[1] SCO : Electrical
latching feature
DCO : Mechanical
latching feature

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Indoor apparatus – SF6 sealed switches
 Ratings
 12 … 24kV; 630 … 800A ; up to 25kA
 Types
 GSEC – half metal groundable and half insulated tank
 SHS2 – metal groundable tank
 SFG - insulated tank
 Versions
 Switch-disconnector (single or double spring operating
mechanism with optionl motor operation )
 Switch-disconnector with fuses (double spring
operating mechanism with optionl motor operation )
 Isolator (SHS2 only) (no spring operating mechanism)
 Manufactured in
 Italy (SHS2 and GSEC)
 China (SFG)
 Features
 Three position (Open/close/earth)
 Suitable for panel width 375mm
 Up to 5000 operation on open/close operation
 Up to 1000 operation on open/earth operation

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Indoor apparatus – air insulated switches
 Ratings
 12 … 36kV [ 1 ]
 400 … 1250A [ 1 ]
 up to 30kA [ 1 ]
 Types
 NAL/NALF - wall mounted
 AirSwitch - rotary type
 Versions
 Switch-disconnector with or without fuses (single or
double spring operating mechanisms [ 2 ]
)
 Mechanically interlocked earthing switch
 Isolator (AirSwitch)
 Manufactured in
 Poland
 Features
 Gas blast and air pressure integrated arc extinguishing
system
 Designed for easy installation inside panels and kiosks
 Variety of accessories
 Electrical endurance: class E3 [ 3 ]
 Up to 2000 operation mechanical lifetime
[1] AirSwitch: up to 24
kV, 400/630A and
up to 16 kA only
[2] Both available also
in motorized
version
[3] For selected
ratings only

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Indoor apparatus – fuses
Current limiting fuses
 Ratings
 3.6 … 36kV
 6 … 315A
 up to 50kA
 Types
 CEF – back up fuses
 CMF – motor protection fuses
 Versions
 Indoor/outdoor
 Different length
 Manufactured in
 Poland
 Features
 Designed and tested for cooperation with switch
disconnectors and for SF6 compact switchgear
 High breaking capacity
 Low power losses
 Dimensions according to DIN and BS
 Striker pin medium type

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Current limiters and Ultra Fast Earthing Switches
[1] Rated interrupting
current (RMS)
[2] Short-time
withstand current
Current limiters type “Is-Limiter”
 Ratings
 … 40.5 kV; … 5.000 A; … 210 kArms
[1]
 Versions
 Fixed or Truck mounted; Loose component supply
 Manufactured in
 Germany
 Description
 Solves short-circuit problems in new substations and substation
extensions
 Peak short-circuit current will never be reached
Ultra Fast Earthing Switch type “UFES”
 Ratings
 … 40.5 kV; … 100 kArms
[2]
 Available for …
 UniGear ZS1; ABB Service retrofit (also as extension for arc
protection relays type „REA“); loose component supply
 Manufactured in
 Germany
 Description
 Active internal arc protection
 Works on principle of 3-phase short-circuit earthing
 Extinction of internal arcs in < 4 ms after detection
 Drastic reduction of destructive impacts

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Vacuum interrupters and embedded poles
[1] 4000A with forced
cooling
[2] Embedded poles
up to 50 kA
 Ratings
 3.6 … 40.5kV
 … 4000 A [1]
 up to 63 kA [2]
 Types
 P series – EP for indoor applications
 PT series – Thermoplastic Embedded Poles
 OP series – EP for outdoor applications
 VG series – VI for circuit breaker applications
 VS series – VI for contactor and switch applications
 Manufactured in
 Germany, India
 Features
 Complete product family universal in application
 Excellent switching capabilities
 Long electrical and mechanical life
 Sturdy design and compact dimensions
 Direct embedding of vacuum interrupters (optimum
protection against dust and dirt)
 Easy assembly on a switching device
 Maintenance free for life

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Indoor sensors
IEC current & voltage sensors
 Ratings
 0.72 … 24 kV; 80 A / 150mV, 10 000:1 V
 Current accuracy 0.5 / 5P630
 Voltage accuracy 0.5 / 3P
 Types
 Current sensors:
KEVCD, KECA, KECR, KEVCR, KECL
 Voltage sensors:
KEVA, KEVCY,
 Combined sensors:
KEVCD, KEVCY, KEVCR
 Versions
 Metering + protection, special applications
 Manufactured in
 Czech Republic

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Indoor instrument transformers
IEC current & voltage transformers
 Ratings
 0.72 … 40.5 kV; 1 A … 20 kA
 Types
 TPU, TPE, KOKS, BDG, etc.: current transformer
 TJC, TJP, TDC : voltage transformer
 Versions
 Metering, protection, power supply,
special applications
 Manufactured in
 Czech Republic, Poland, Egypt
ANSI current & voltage transformers
 Ratings
 0.6 … 34.5 kV; 1 A … 50 kA
 Versions
 Metering, protection, power supply, control power
transformer, special applications
 Manufactured in
 USA

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Indoor instrument transformers
Products for Generator circuit breakers
 Ratings
 CT: 0.72kV; 2 kA … 57 kA
 VT: 24kV
 Types
 BDG 072: current transformer
 TJP/TJC-G: voltage transformer
 Versions
 Metering, protection
 Manufactured in
 Czech Republic

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Outdoor instrument transformers
IEC current & voltage transformers
 Ratings
 12 … 40.5 kV
 1 … 2500 A
 Types
 TPO : current transformer
 TJO, TDO : voltage transformer
Versions
 Manufactured in
 Poland, USA
ANSI current & voltage transformers
 Ratings
 5 … 34.5 kV
 5 ... 4000 A
Versions
 Combined unit also available
 Manufactured in
 USA, Czech Republic, Poland

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Voltage indicators
Passive voltage indicator “VisiVolt ™”
 Ratings and types
 VV-A: 3 … 15 kV
 VV-B: 13.8 … 40.5 kV
 Manufactured in
 Poland
 Features
 Applicable on any unscreened medium voltage
system; for permanent installation
 Information on voltage presence status
of the system available all the time
 Outdoor and indoor application
 Good visibility in all lighting conditions
 Fully maintenance free and passive device
 Resistant to overvoltages and fault currents
 Easy installation using cable ties
 Very small dimensions and
compact design

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VT Guard
VT Guard
– Solution for ferroresonance elimination
 Ratings and types
 100 … 200 V
 Manufactured in
 Czech Republic
 Features
 Protection of power networks from
ferroresonance effects
 Protection of voltage transformers from
potential ferroresonant overcurrent
 Elimination of ferroresonance phenomena
 Active damping device
 To be connected to open delta of VTs
 DIN size

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Outdoor apparatus – Circuit Breakers
Live Tank Breakers
 Ratings: up to 40.5 kV
 Types: OVB & OHB
 Manufactured in: India and China
 Features:
 Vacuum interruption improves reliability
 Telescopic structure for flexible installation
Dead Tank Breakers
 Ratings: up to 38 kV
 Type: R-MAG
 Manufactured in: US and Mexico
 Features:
 Magnetic actuation reduces maintenance
 Vacuum interruption improves reliability & environment
friendly
 Electronic controller reduces setup time and increases
flexibility
Pole Mounted Breakers
 Type: PVB
 Manufactured in: China
 Features:
 Vacuum interruption improves reliability & environment
friendly
 Compact design for optimized installation

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Outdoor apparatus – Switches and Sectionalizers
Overhead single & three phase switches
 Types: Sectos, NPS, GridGuard, R, S.
 Versions
 Vacuum, SF6, air interruption for different applications
 SF6 and air insulation
 Manufactured in: US, Poland, China, Australia
 Features
 Complete variants for every market requirement
 Sealed contacts for longer life
 Automated for many thousands operations lifespan
 Feeder Automation capabilities
Fused cutouts and single-phase switches
 Types: ICX, NCX, LBU, EU, V.
 Manufactured in: US, China and Australia
 Features: Porcelain and silicone insulators
Electronic single & three phase sectionalizers
 Type: AutoLink
 Manufactured in: Argentina
 Features
 Resettable counts
 Resettable actuation current

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Outdoor apparatus – Reclosers and Padmount
Reclosers – Single and Three Phase
 Types: GridShield, OVR-1, OVR-3
 Manufactured in: US, Argentina and China
 Features
 Solid dielectric to increase lifespan and
eliminate maintenance
 Special controls available – loop & distribution
automation schemes, automatic setting
changes, exceeding protection features to
improve reliability and safety
Padmount Circuit Breakers and Switches
 Type: ReliaPad
 Variants: Vacuum interruption or air switches
 Manufactured in: US
 Features
 Air insulation reduces maintenance
 Environmental friendly

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Distribution Automation Products
 We secure the power distribution by
offering solutions for the following
application / protection areas:
 Feeder protection
 Motor protection
 Transformer protection
 Line differential protection for feeders
 Arc protection
 Feeder automation for recloser
protection and control
 Generator protection
 Voltage protection and automatic
voltage regulation
 Capacitor bank protection
Product applications

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 The Relion family represents the latest generation of ABB
protection and control products
 Relion offers the widest range of products for the protection,
control, measurement and supervision of power systems for IEC
and ANSI markets
 Relion products have been designed to implement the core values
of the IEC 61850 standard to ensure interoperable and future-proof
solutions
Relion®
Protection and Control
Complete Confidence

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Supporting Products for Relion®
 COM600 is an all-in-one communication
gateway, automation platform and user
interface solution for utility and industrial
distribution substations with seamless IEC
61850 connectivity
 COM600 can be used as a local data
warehouse for technical documentation and
network data
 Extensive collection and reporting of
information of network fault situations
 The automation platform with its logic
processor makes COM600 a flexible
implementation platform for substation-level
automation tasks
Station Automation COM600

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Supporting Products for Relion®
 REA Arc Protection minimizes the risks of an
arc fault
 Injury to people can be avoided
 Damage to equipment can be minimized
 Production losses are limited to a
minimum
 REA interrupts the fault current before the arc
causes damage sending a tripping signal
within 2.5 ms
 Detects light by means of an uncoated optical
fiber forming an extended light sensor
 REA is a smart investment to ensure security
for investments and assets in the switchgear
REA arc protection minimizes the risks of accidents

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Earlier generation of products
 RE500 series represent the pioneering
work of terminals
 Multifunctional terminals capable of
handling protection as well as
measuring and control data
 The most outstanding feature is
configurability
 The platform provided at its time key
features of future development
 Versatile configuration and setting
tools
 Scalable and flexible hardware
 Fast interactive communication
 Full graphic display for user
friendliness in terminals
RE500 series – configurable terminals

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Earlier generations of products
 The world-famous SPACOM protection relay family was the
forerunner of the genuinely communicating micro-processor-
controlled relay solution
 The introduction of numerical technology in protective relays
increased the performance and flexibility
 The next big step was to add communication capabilities to the
protection relays during mid 80’s
 The preventive maintenance service for the SPACOM products
provides a cost-effective solution for extending the life cycle and
maintaining the protection capability of the SPACOM relays
SPACOM product family – world-famous forerunner

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Air-insulated primary switchgear, IEC type
Air-insulated primary switchgear – UniGear range and ZS8.4
 Types and Ratings
 UniGear ZS1, up to 4000 A / 50 kA at 17.5 kV and
3150 A / 31.5 kA at 24 kV
 UniGear 550, up to 1250A / 31.5kA at 17.5kV
 UniGear 500R, removable CB up to 2000A / 31.5kA at 12kV
 UniGear MCC, compact motor control centre
up to 50 kA at 7,2 kV
 UniGear ZVC, compact motor control centre
up to to 50kA at 7.2kV
 UniGear ZS2, 36 kV panel for 2500 A and 31.5 kA
 UniGear ZS3.2, 40,5 kV up to 3150A and 31.5 kA
 Type ZS8.4, up to 24kV, 1250A and 25kA.
 Manufactured in
 IT, CZ, ZA, TR, EG, SA, IN, MY, VN, CN, KR, AU, AR, BR
 Features
 Cassette type, removable or floor rolling breakers
 SF6 or vacuum interruption
 Standard, compact or customized panels
 Double level (2 high CB panels)
 Double busbar panels
 Available with integrated sensors, EC 61850 based control and
protection and ultrafast earthing switches
 Fully arc tested as per IEC 62271-200
 Marine, nuclear and harsh environment versions

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Air-insulated primary switchgear, ANSI type
 Advance - metal enclosed non-arc resistant
switchgear up to 4000A / 50kA at 15kV
 SafeGear - arc-resistant switchgear
up to 3000A / 50kA at 15kV
 Advance MCC - metal enclosed non-arc
resistant motor control centre up to 50kA at
6.6kV
 SafeGear MCC - arc-resistant motor control
centre up to 50kA at 7.2kV
 Manufactured in
 US, Mexico
 Features
 Full ANSI / UL compliance
 Classic and arc resistant solutions
 Single and double level panels
 Spring charged or electro-magnetic CB drives
 Integrated sensors and controls as required

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Gas-insulated primary switchgear
 Single busbar
 ZX0 (…24kV,…1250A , …25 kA)
 ZX0.2 (…24 kV, …2500A , …31.5 kA)
 ZX1.2 (…40.5kV, …2500A , …31.5 kA)
 ZX1.5 (as ZX1.2 , 95 kV –1 min)
 ZX1.5-R(single & double pole version of ZX1.5
for railway)
 Single or Double busbar
 ZX2 (…40.5kV, …4000A , …40 kA,)
 ZX2.2 (as ZX2 , ANSI )
 Manufactured in
 Germany, China
 Features
 Medium voltage area shielded from
surrounding
 Independent of environmental conditions
 Increased lifetime & safety
 Reduced dimensions
 Busbar-Plug technology
for quick and safe installation

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Gas-insulated secondary switchgear
 SafeLink (…12kV,…630A , …20 kA)
 SafeLink CB (…12kV,…630A , …20 kA)
 SafeRing/Plus (…24 kV,…1250 A,…25kA)
 SafeRing/Plus36 (…40.5 kV, …630 A, …25kA)
 Versions
 With fuses or vacuum CB
 Optional built-in sensor technology
 Manufactured in
 Norway, China, India
 Features
 Medium voltage area shielded from
surrounding
 Independent of environmental conditions
 Increased lifetime & safety
 Flexible connections for quick installation
 Completely insulated design
 Compact
 “Maintenance free”

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Air-insulated secondary switchgear
 Ratings
 Up to 1250A / 25kA at 24kV
 Types
 UniSec, UniSwitch, UniMix
 Manufactured in
 Italy, China, Egypt, Argentina, Indonesia
 Features
 Broad product portfolio, both functionally &
accessories-wise
 Broad application range, industrial, utility &
infrastructure applications
 Withdrawable and removable circuit breakers
 Switch disconnectors with fuse
 Flexible protection and controls
 Easy installation & maintenance

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Railway power supply
Railway circuit breakers, load break switches,
switchgear and application modules
 Ratings
 15 kV/16.7 Hz or 25 kV/ 50 HZ
 Versions
 Indoor and outdoor
 Single and two-phase
 Manufactured in
 Switzerland, China
 Features
 Purpose-built products covering the specific
parameters of the railway networks and
addressing the end-user concerns
 Flexible applications and easily built-up modular
solutions, with efficient use of space
 Service continuity with simple maintenance and
personnel safety

Modular systems – compact secondary substations
Main line types: CSS-S and CSS-C
 Metal or concrete housings
 Walk in or non-walk in enclosures
 In ground or above ground
 Medium voltage primary or secondary
switchgear with circuit breaker or
switch disconnector
 Low Voltage Switchgear types: Fuse
lists, Load break switches, or Circuit
breakers
 Dry or Oil type Transformer
 Manufactured in: Estonia, Hungary,
India, Switzerland, China, Egypt,
Vietnam, New Zealand, Norway and
Saudi Arabia
 Customer specific or standard designs
 ABB designed, assembled and tested
for quality
 Highly corrosion resistant design
 Operates in a radial or loop system
 SCADA ready or remote controlled
available
 High Aesthetic Value
 Several layouts to provide flexibility in
the operation and low cost
maintenance
 Available layouts to accommodate up
to two transformers
 Bolt reinforced in lifting points
 Integrated oil collecting pit below
transformer
 Top lifting for easy handling including
equipment
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Steel
Housing
Concrete
Housing

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Modular systems – e.houses
Pre-fabricated units
 Primary and Secondary Switchgear
 Provided with Low Voltage Switchgear and
Automation Equipment if needed
 Climate controlled
 ANSI, GOST, CSA, ASA or IEC Designs
 Oil and Gas, Mining, Infrastructure or Utility
Applications
 Manufactured in: Canada, Australia, Saudi Arabia,
Hungary, USA, South Korea, UK, Brazil, Peru,
Dubai
Mobile units
 Types: MEC
 Up to 20 MVA, 36 kV
 Type tested equipment
 Factory engineering & assembled
 Emergency power expansion
 Manufactured in Saudi Arabia

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Service – Product life cycle services
 Customer needs:
 Life cycle product support
 Highest product reliability and fast service
response
 Optimized maintenance investment
 ABB solutions:
 Installation and commissioning
 Spare parts
 Maintenance and field service
 Training
ABB life cycle policy
scheme
Legacy brands
covered by ABB

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Service – Life extension and upgrade
 Customer needs:
 Exploit the latest technology for highest safety
standards
 Cost-effective life extension
 Increase functionality
 ABB solutions:
 Retrofit and refurbishment
 Extension
Original ASEA gas
HPA circuit breaker
Retrofitting ABB
vacuum VD4-HPA
and gas HD4-HPA
circuit breakers

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Service – Performance improvement
 Customer needs:
 Reduce risk through pro-active service
approach
 Utilize real-time data for fast recovery
 Optimize asset performance through condition
analysis
 ABB solutions:
 Monitoring and diagnostics
 Engineering and consulting
 Site audits
Risk and asset
management running
at site
Switchgear on-line
monitoring and
diagnostic

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