Control Cabinet Clause Samples

Control Cabinet. 7.5.1 The control cabinet shall be rigid, easily accessible from ground level without use of ladders or stairs, and of weatherproof construction. Ventilation shall be of weatherproof, bug-proof type, and covered with non-corrosive replaceable screen or filter. Open-cell foam rubber and RTV silicone rubber are not acceptable as gasket material for the purpose of weatherproofing. 7.5.2 All Purchasers’ wiring terminations, including current transformer secondary and all power and control circuits shall be located in the control cabinet only. Terminal blocks shall be located in the control cabinet and arranged in a manner allowing unobstructed access for the installation of cables at these blocks from an entrance in the bottom of the cabinet. 7.5.3 The cabinet door(s) shall be arranged to provide unobstructed access to components usually requiring inspection or maintenance. The door(s) shall be hinged and have provisions for installing a lock. All cabinet and door hardware shall be stainless steel. The cabinet doors shall be supplied with wind latches. 7.5.4 The bottom of the cabinet shall consist of a bolt-in removable steel plate to be used for installation of Purchaser’s conduit. The steel plate shall have a minimum of 270 square inches in area and a gauge equal to that of the main cabinet. 7.5.5 General control requirements shall be per IEEE C37.11 unless specifically stated in this Specification. 7.5.6 All wiring shall be 600 volt, flame resistant, moisture resistant, heat resistant, oil resistant, 90 deg. C rated insulation over copper conductors. 7.5.7 Control wiring shall be No. 12 AWG rated 600 volts. CT wiring shall be No. 10 AWG rated 600 volts. Only copper conductors shall be used for control and CT wiring. 7.5.8 There shall be no Contractor connections on the side of the terminal blocks allocated for Purchaser’s connections. 7.5.9 All connecting terminal blocks shall be Penn Union Series 6000-ST or Purchaser-Approved Equal. 7.5.10 All short-circuiting terminal blocks shall be Penn Union Series 6000-SC or Purchaser Approved Equal, for all current transformer leads. 7.5.11 All stranded conductor shall have compression type terminals. Solid conductors shall have cup washers for screw post connections. 7.5.12 All conductor terminations shall be designed to fit on Penn Union Series 6000 or Purchaser-approved equal type terminal blocks. 7.5.13 All wiring shall be bundled or contained. 7.5.14 All auxiliary wiring between appurtenances external to the con...
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Control Cabinet check the operating condition of the equipment twice a week; maintain twice a year, including fastening, testing, debugging and cleaning; correct the setting value of various electrical components or control equipment once a quarter; and check the remote control device twice a year.
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Control Cabinet. This control cabinet, made of metallic structure, free-standing, dust-proof, completely wired and equipped with all internal AC/DC supplies, contactors, relays, motor starters and fuses, except the parts directly connected to the furnace. Control Cabinet, mainly consisting of: (1) Thyristor controller for Top Heater with communication interface, connecting load approx. 110 kW (1) Thyristor controller for Bottom Heater, with communication interface, connecting load approx. 80 kW One (1) PLC-control system (SIMATIC) consisting of central processor unit and digital/analogue in- and outputs. Software program includes standard interlocking for the protection of the operator and equipment. (1) UPS to ensure the data saving in case electrical power supply fails. The UPS provides full power for the PC-System allowing to save actual data files and to restart the data acquisition after the network power will be available again. The furnace is switched off due to any lack of cooling water failure and it is ensured that vacuum valves and pumps are correctly sequenced. The PLC is installed in the control cabinet.
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