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1、BRITISH STANDARD BS787-1:1969 Specification for Mining type flameproof gate-end boxes Part1: Gate-end boxes for direct-on-line motor starting (for use on3-phase a.c. circuits up to650V)BS787-1:1969 This BritishStandard, having been approved by the Mining andQuarrying Requisites Industry Standards Co

2、mmittee,was published underthe authorityof the Executive Boardon 20March1969 BSI01-2000 First published February1938 First revision March1965 Second revision March1969 The following BSI references relate to the work on this standard: Committee reference MQE/16 Draft for approval68/20838 ISBN 0 580 0

3、5077 7 Co-operating organizations The Mining and Quarrying Requisites Industry Standards Committee, under whose supervision this BritishStandard was prepared, consists of representatives from the following Government department and scientific and industrial organizations: Association of Mining Elect

4、rical and Mechanical Engineers* British Electrical and Allied Manufacturers Association* British Steel Industry Federation of Associations of Mining Equipment Manufacturers Institution of Electrical Engineers Institution of Mechanical Engineers Institution of Mining Engineers Mechanical Handling Eng

5、ineers Association Ministry of Power* National Association of Colliery Managers National Coal Board* The Government department and industrial organizations marked with an asterisk in the above list were directly represented on the committee entrusted with the preparation of this BritishStandard. Ame

6、ndments issued since publication Amd. No. Date CommentsBS787-1:1969 BSI 01-2000 i Contents Page Co-operating organizations Inside front cover Foreword ii 1 Scope 1 2 Definitions 1 3 Service conditions 2 4 Ratings 2 5 Marking 3 6 Design and construction 3 7 Tests 7 8 Information to be supplied to the

7、 manufacturer with the enquiry 8 Appendix A Metric values 9 Figure 1 Arrangement of busbar chamber end flange,terminals andinterconnections 10 Figure 2 Busbar interconnecting trunk 11 Figure 3 Skid coupling arrangement 12 Figure 4 Busbar end cover 13BS787-1:1969 ii BSI 01-2000 Foreword This standard

8、 makes reference to the following BritishStandards: BS88, Cartridge fuses of voltage ratings up to660 volts. BS159, Busbars and busbar connections. BS229, Flameproof enclosure of electrical apparatus. BS279, 100-ampere flameproof plugs and sockets (restrained type). BS542, Cable glands and sealing b

9、oxes for association with apparatus for use at mines. BS587, Motor starters and controllers. BS775, Contactors. BS1259, Intrinsically-safe electrical apparatus and circuits for use in explosive atmospheres. BS3101, Intrinsically-safe remote-control circuits associated with restrained plugs and socke

10、ts for use in coal mines. BS3454, 3.3kV300 A interchangeable bolted flameproof cable couplers and adaptors (including660V300 A adaptors) primarily for use in mines. This BritishStandard, prepared under the authority of the Mining and Quarrying Requisites Industry Standards Committee, was first issue

11、d in1938 and revised in1965. This new edition brings the previous standard into line with present practice, and incorporates a range of principles and requirements adopted as standard for a group of gate-end boxes used primarily in coal mining in the UnitedKingdom. Any further revision, including co

12、nversion to the metric system, will be covered in a subsequent publication. It is recognized that the term “gate-end box” is quite general and may be applied to boxes containing different essential components, such as contactors, circuit-breakers, lighting transformers, etc.,depending upon the purpo

13、se for which they are to be used. This standard, designated as BS787-1, covers boxes in which the essential apparatus is an air-break electrically operated contactor, which together with the associated equipment provides control and protection for coalface machinery. BS787-2 covers gate-end boxes in

14、 which the essential apparatus is an air-break circuit-breaker. It is envisaged that additional parts of this BritishStandard will be issued to cover other types of gate-end boxes, such as lighting units and drill units. This Part of BS787 continues to accept a30 A rated box as standard, in addition

15、 to the80 A and150 A boxes originally recognized. A distinction is made between an isolator and an isolating switch, and tests are specified for an isolating switch capable of breaking the same current as the contactor. A test position in association with the isolating switch is an optional feature.

16、 In addition to earth fault protection, earth fault electrical lockout has been included. Reference is also made to BS3101, “Intrinsically safe remote-control circuits associated with restrained plugs and sockets for use in coal mines”, which lays down boundary conditions for the operation of the ci

17、rcuit. NOTEWhere metric equivalents have been given(seeAppendix A), the figures in imperial units are to be regarded as the standard. The metric conversions are approximate. More accurate conversions should be based on the tables in BS350, “Conversion factors and tables”.BS787-1:1969 BSI 01-2000 iii

18、 A British Standard does not purport to include all the necessary provisions of a contract. Users of British Standards are responsible for their correct application. Compliance with a British Standard does not of itself confer immunity from legal obligations. Summary of pages This document comprises

19、 a front cover, an inside front cover, pagesi to iv, pages1to14, an inside back cover and a back cover. This standard has been updated (see copyright date) and may have had amendments incorporated. This will be indicated in the amendment table on the inside front cover.iv blankBS787-1:1969 BSI 01-20

20、00 1 1 Scope This BritishStandard specifies requirements for flameproof gate-end boxes designed primarily for use, in the mining industry, on3-phase a.c. circuits up to650V, for direct-on-line contactor starting and for the protection of coalcutters, conveyors, loaders and the like. 2 Definitions Fo

21、r the purposes of this BritishStandard, the following definitions apply: 2.1 gate-end box a flameproof enclosure containing electrical apparatus, such as control gear, switchgear and/or protective gear, designed primarily for use underground NOTEFor the purposes of this standard, the apparatus is es

22、sentially an air-break electrically operated contactor with associated equipment to provide control and protection for coalface machinery. 2.2 isolator a mechanical device capable of opening or closing a circuit, under conditions of no-load or negligible current 2.3 isolating switch a switch which i

23、solates a circuit and is capable of breaking not less than its rated current at rated voltage 2.4 contactor a device suitable for repeatedly opening and closing the circuits of electrical apparatus; it functions electro-magnetically, the speed of make and of break being independent of the operator 2

24、.5 cable coupling unit (flit plug) a unit consisting of a cable sealing box and cable gland together with means for connecting the cable conductors to insulated contact tubes within the sealing box, which is designed to receive the cable; to provide room to spread and connect the cores; to protect t

25、he cores; to allow for the attachment of the cable gland; to provide for sealing the insulating materials of the cable, and to facilitate ready connection to or disconnection from a similar unit or other apparatus 2.6 cable coupler adaptor a device used to connect a cable coupling unit to apparatus.

26、 It may either be separate from or integral with the flameproof enclosure of the apparatus to which the cable coupling unit is to be connected for the purposes of this standard, the term “adaptor” also includes the unit used to connect other types of cable terminations to apparatus 2.7 cable sealing

27、 and dividing box a box designed to receive and protect the end of the cable, with provision for sealing the conductors and the insulating material of the cable with a suitable compound, and having a cable gland for attaching the cable to the box, together with any terminals provided for connection

28、to the conductors of the cable within the box. The box may form part of, or be detachable from, the apparatus with which it is associated 2.8 detachable cable sealing box a cable sealing box so designed that it can be detached from associated apparatus without cutting the cable and without disturbin

29、g the sealing 2.9 flameproof enclosure a flameproof enclosure for electrical apparatus is one that will withstand, without injury, any explosion of the prescribed flammable gas that may occur within it, under practical conditions of operation within the rating of the apparatus (and recognized overlo

30、ads, if any, associated therewith) and will prevent the transmission of flame such as will ignite the prescribed flammable gas which may be present in the surrounding atmosphere(see7.2.3) 2.10 rating the value assigned by the maker to some limitations of performance under certain specified condition

31、s known as the “rated conditions” 2.11 restrained plug and socket a plug and socket, the2 portions of which, when engaged, are designed to be held together by an operating bolt, a screwed union ring, or some other equivalent device. Such a device enables the plug to be readily inserted or withdrawnB

32、S787-1:1969 2 BSI 01-2000 2.12 bolted plug and socket a plug and socket, the2 portions of which, when fully engaged, are designed to be held together by one or more bolts or screws, or studs and nuts, in such a way that they cannot be disengaged without the use of tools 2.13 intrinsically safe circu

33、it a circuit in which any electrical sparking that may occur in normal working under the conditions specified by the certifying authority, and with the prescribed components, is incapable of causing an ignition of the prescribed flammable gas or vapour(see7.2.4) 2.14 local control external control b

34、y means of a manually operated switch or push button integral with the gate-end box 2.15 remote control control by means of a manually operated switch or push button located at a point separate from the gate-end box 2.16 automatic control control by means of any device other than a manually operated

35、 switch or push button 2.17 sequence interlocking means by which operation is made dependent on the fulfilment of other prescribed conditions 2.18 overcurrent release a device that causes the contactor to open the circuit automatically when the current exceeds the predetermined value at which the re

36、lease has been adjusted to operate NOTEThe preferred term “overcurrent” is used throughout this standard, but in certain other BritishStandards to which reference is made, the term “overload” may be used when referring to these devices(see6.10.1). 2.19 inverse time lag overcurrent release a device t

37、hat retards the tripping of the contactor by a time inversely dependent upon the magnitude of the overcurrent 3 Service conditions Gate-end boxes in accordance with this standard are suitable, within the limits of their ratings, for installations where the service conditions are not more severe than

38、 the following: 1) Ambient temperature. A peak value not exceeding40 C with an average value not exceeding35 C over24h periods. 2) Altitude. An altitude not exceeding3300ft(1000m) above sea level. NOTEWhen a gate-end box intended for service at high altitudes is tested near sea level, the limits of

39、temperature rise, as indicated in6.16, should be reduced by1% for each1000ft(300m) above sea level at which the gate-end box is intended to work in service. The correction does not apply for altitudes below3300ft(100m). 4 Ratings 4.1 Voltages. The maximum voltage shall be650V. The following supply v

40、oltages shall be regarded as standard: 400V,440V,500V,550V,600V and650V. Boxes designed for other than the standard voltages up to650V, provided they satisfy all other requirements specified herein, shall be deemed to comply with this standard. Standard boxes shall be suitable for a voltage variatio

41、n at least10% below and at least6% above the declared voltages of the supply for which they are designed, subject again to the maximum of650V. 4.2 Supply frequencies. The standard frequency shall be50Hz. Boxes designed for other frequencies within the range of2560Hz, provided they satisfy all other

42、requirements specified herein, shall be deemed to comply with this standard. 4.3 Currents 4.3.1 Current rating of boxes. The following continuous current ratings shall be regarded as standard: 30A,80A and150A. Boxes designed for other than the standard ratings, provided they satisfy all other requir

43、ements specified herein, shall be deemed to comply with this standard. 4.3.2 Current rating of busbars. The standard current rating of busbars, where fitted, shall be300A. Busbars of other ratings, agreed between the manufacturer and the purchaser, shall also be deemed to comply with this standard.B

44、S787-1:1969 BSI 01-2000 3 5 Marking 5.1 Nameplates. All gate-end boxes shall be permanently marked with the following particulars: 1) The name of the manufacturer or his agent. 2) Manufacturers type or reference. 3) Manufacturers serial number. 4) Maximum rated current in amperes. 5) Voltage or volt

45、age range. 6) Frequency. 7) The number of the flameproof certificate and the number or numbers indicating the group of gases and vapours covered by the certificate. 8) A reproduction of the registered flameproof mark (if the manufacturer holds a licence to apply this mark), or any other mark require

46、d by the Ministry of Power. 9) Where applicable the intrinsic safety certificate details as required by the Ministry of Power. 10) Additional marking as may be required by any other certifying authority. 5.2 Terminals. Terminal markings, when used, shall be as follows: 5.3 Busbar interconnecting tru

47、nks. All busbar interconnecting trunks(see6.3) shall be permanently marked with the following particulars: 1) Manufacturers name or trade mark. 2) Manufacturers type or reference. 5.4 Busbar end covers. All busbar end covers(see6.4) shall be marked with the following particulars: 1) Manufacturers na

48、me or trade mark. 2) Manufacturers type or reference. 5.5 Diagrams. Diagrams of connections, which shall be durable and legible, shall be securely attached in an accessible position within the main chamber. 6 Design and construction A gate-end box in accordance with this standard shall comply with t

49、he requirements of BS229 1)and shall have been certified by the Ministry of Power as flameproof for Group1 gases (methane/firedamp). The gate-end box may also be certified for any group of gas by any appropriate certifying authority, as may be required. Unless otherwise agreed between the manufacturers and the purchaser, no external components shall be made of aluminium, magnesium or titanium, or of any alloys except those in which the total content of these3 constituents does not exceed15% by weight and in which the content of magnesium and titanium together