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CAPÍTULO 3: MARCO TEÓRICO

3.5. SATISFACCIÓN TURISMO PATRIMONIAL

3.5.2. Evolución y estudio de la satisfacción

ENGINE STARTUP AND ADJUSTMENTS ENGINE STARTUP AND ADJUSTMENTS ENGINE STARTUP AND ADJUSTMENTS ENGINE STARTUP AND ADJUSTMENTS

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ENGINE STARTUP AND ADJUSTMENTS ENGINE STARTUP AND ADJUSTMENTSENGINE STARTUP AND ADJUSTMENTS ENGINE STARTUP AND ADJUSTMENTSENGINE STARTUP AND ADJUSTMENTS a.

a.a.

a.a. Governor gain adjustGovernor gain adjustGovernor gain adjustGovernor gain adjustGovernor gain adjust

The governor gain can be set by changing the value using the PC based service tool.

Caution CautionCaution CautionCaution

Improper configuration or adjustment of governor Improper configuration or adjustment of governorImproper configuration or adjustment of governor Improper configuration or adjustment of governorImproper configuration or adjustment of governor gain feature can cause unstable engine operation.

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gain feature can cause unstable engine operation.gain feature can cause unstable engine operation.

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b.b. Droop adjustDroop adjustDroop adjustDroop adjustDroop adjust

The droop can be set by changing the value electronically using the PC based service tool.

Caution CautionCaution CautionCaution

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The amount of droop can be calculated using the formula.

Droop engine gensets which are set to 50 Hz operation at full load, need to have the engine no load governed speed adjusted to:

51.5 Hz (1545 RPM) for 3 % Speed droop 52.5 Hz (1575 RPM) for 5 % Speed droop

If the rated kW is not available, use the available kW to get the engine speed, as computed by the formula : Available kW load

S = NLS – ———————— x (NLS - FLS) (Rated kW load)

Where,

S = Speed at available load

NLS = No load speed (Same as high idle speed) FLS = Full load speed

(Rated speed normally 1500 RPM) Note :

Feature = Governor

Trim = Governor Gain Adjust

Service Tool Configurable Feature

(No. Load Speed - Full Load Speed)

% Droop = ————————————————– x 100 Full Load Speed

{

Feature = Reference Speed

Trim = Droop

Data Link

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ISOCHRONOUS SPEED MODE

0% 50 % 100%

c. Isochronous modeIsochronous modeIsochronous modeIsochronous modeIsochronous mode

For Isochronous speed operation, the droop setting needs to be set at 0 %.

The droop setting can be adjusted using the service tool.

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d.d.

d.

d. Frequency AdjustFrequency AdjustFrequency AdjustFrequency AdjustFrequency Adjust

The ‘Frequency adjust’ can be effected through ‘Speed Raise’ to ‘Speed Lower’ Inputs, or through ‘Speed bias Input’ one of these sources can be selected through PC Based tool settable trim.

i) i) i) i)

i) Raise / Lower SwitchesRaise / Lower SwitchesRaise / Lower SwitchesRaise / Lower SwitchesRaise / Lower Switches

Two switch input contacts called as “Speed Raise”

and “Speed Lower” are provided on the Connector B to adjust the generator set frequency. The frequency is adjusted within +/- 4 Hz of rated operating frequency.

The customer can implement the frequency adjust feature by connecting the speed Raise / speed Lower push buttons on the Connector B to (+) 24 Volts.

The engine speed will increase or decrease at a pre programmed rate depending upon the switch selected. The Raise / Lower ramp rate can be programmed through the service tool as shown in the enclosed figure..

Note : Use ‘potential free contacts’ for these inputs.

Note : Use ‘potential free contacts’ for these inputs.

Note : Use ‘potential free contacts’ for these inputs.

Note : Use ‘potential free contacts’ for these inputs.

Note : Use ‘potential free contacts’ for these inputs.

ii) ii)ii) ii)

ii) Speed Bias inputSpeed Bias inputSpeed Bias inputSpeed Bias inputSpeed Bias input

The speed bias input can be implemented by connecting a 0 –5 Volts analog input at pin number

‘I’ Connector B with reference to engine battery negative.

Note : Note : Note : Note :

Note : The speed bias signal and the signal return conductors must be protected from EMI by using a twisted, shielded cable. One end of the shield must be connected at Pin ‘A’ of Connector “B” at the ECP-G end and the other end to be left open.

Caution Caution Caution Caution Caution

The Voltage input must not exceed 5 Volts DC for the The Voltage input must not exceed 5 Volts DC for the The Voltage input must not exceed 5 Volts DC for the The Voltage input must not exceed 5 Volts DC for the The Voltage input must not exceed 5 Volts DC for the speed bias input. Improper configuration or speed bias input. Improper configuration or speed bias input. Improper configuration or speed bias input. Improper configuration or speed bias input. Improper configuration or adjustment of speed bias input feature can cause adjustment of speed bias input feature can cause adjustment of speed bias input feature can cause adjustment of speed bias input feature can cause adjustment of speed bias input feature can cause

Service Tool

Feature = Reference Speed Parameter = Speed Adjust Source

Feature = Reference Speed Parameter = Speed Adjust Ramp Rate

Data Link

OEM “B” CONNECTOR

OEM / CUSTOMER PANEL (+) 24 VDC

SPEED RAISED

SPEED LOWER

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OEM "B" CONNECTOR

OEM / CUSTOMER PANEL (0 - 5 V D C ) ANALOG OUTPUTS

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tests to ensure that the feature is properly configured.

tests to ensure that the feature is properly configured.

tests to ensure that the feature is properly configured.

The Speed bias Trim feature can be enabled using the service tool as described in the enclosed figure.

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e. Alternate Frequency Input (50/60 Hz)Alternate Frequency Input (50/60 Hz)Alternate Frequency Input (50/60 Hz)Alternate Frequency Input (50/60 Hz)Alternate Frequency Input (50/60 Hz)

An alternate frequency input is provided for selection between one of the two generator set frequency settings (50 Hz or 60 Hz).

This feature can be set through the service tool as shown in the enclosed figure.

Note : Note :Note :

Note :Note : The alternate frequency selection feature is only enabled for engines rated for dual speed operation. For engines rated for single speed operation, the alternate frequency input is non operational and no service tool related settings need to be made.

If the frequency selection using the alternate frequency input changes for dual speed engine operation while the engine is running, the selected frequency setting will not take effect until the engine is shut down and restarted.

The frequency adjust feature using Speed Raise / Speed Lower inputs is ineffective for dual speed operation.

All software calibrations in the ECP-G shipped out of the factory have a default setting of 50 Hz ONLY operation.

Separate software calibration(s) needs to be “downloaded”

into the controller if the genset is to be operated @ 60 Hz ONLY or 50 Hz / 60Hz (Dual speed operation).

Note : For the Dual speed operation (50 Hz or 60 Hz) Note : For the Dual speed operation (50 Hz or 60 Hz)Note : For the Dual speed operation (50 Hz or 60 Hz) Note : For the Dual speed operation (50 Hz or 60 Hz)Note : For the Dual speed operation (50 Hz or 60 Hz) the Raise / lower feature(s) are disabled in the software the Raise / lower feature(s) are disabled in the softwarethe Raise / lower feature(s) are disabled in the software the Raise / lower feature(s) are disabled in the softwarethe Raise / lower feature(s) are disabled in the software calibration.

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Service Tool Configurable Feature

Feature = Reference Speed Parameter = Genset Operating Mode

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