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ABB Drives LifecyclePreventative Maintenance

Andrew Soltau September 2012

Presenter: Andrew Soltau

BU – LV Drives Discrete Automation & Motion

Division - Drives Services NA

Experience – 26.5 years

Title – Workshop Sales Manager

Repair

Refurbishment

Preventative Maintenance

Upgrades

Retrofits

ABB Drives Services, NA

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ABB has developed a product lifecycle management model aimed to provide proactive services for maximizing availability and performance. During Active and Classic phase, ABB offers complete lifecycle services. This model provides not only optimum support but also a smooth transition to a new drive when the service life of the current drive ends.

Maintaining your assets

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Dimensioning

Installation

Commissioning

Replacement & recycling

Retrofit

StartStart--upup

Rebuild or replaceRebuild or replace

ABB Drives Life Cycle Model

Operate andOperate andmaintainmaintain

Training & e-Learning

Support & remote services

MaintenanceParts & repair

Training & e-learning

Complete life cycle services Limited life cycle services

Aging components

Preventive Maintenance Schedule

Preventive Maintenance Kits

PM Kit Installation

North America Regional Service Hub

Drives Services Workshop Offerings

Products Serviced

Workshop Service Offerings

Retrofit or Replace

Retrofit Solution

Summary

Content

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The failure probability increases after several years of operationOperational and ambient conditions affect the product lifetime. Based on experience of both component manufacturers and ABB it is possible to define average lifetime of all aging component:

Electrolytic Capacitors: 6-15 yrBatteries: 2-5 yrFan Bearings: 3-7 yrCapacitor Bank Unit: 8..12 yr

Impact:Decreased operations performance/profitability

Increased downtimeIncreased maintenance costs

Aging components

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ACS800 DrivesLegend:Replacement of component (At rated load and ambient conditions) RInspection (visual inspection, correction and replacement if needed) IReplacement (if high ambient temperature or cyclic heavy duty) (R)

Preventive Maintenance Schedule

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PS ta rt-u p

C o o lin g

IG B T : C o o lin g fa n I I I I R I I I I R I I I I R I I I I R G T O : C o o lin g fa n I I I I I I R I I I I I I I R I I I I I

A g in g

IG B T : R e la y s (S N A T 6 0 4 IF S ) I R I R E le c tro ly t ic c a p a c ito rs

(S N A T 7 2 6 1 IN T ) (R ) R (R )

E le c tro ly t ic c a p a c ito rs (C B U ) (R ) R (R ) G T O : R e la y s (S N A T 6 0 7 M C I) I R I R E le c tro ly t ic c a p a c ito rs

(P A C , C H C ) I R I R I

E le c tro ly t ic c a p a c ito rs (C B U ) (R ) R (R ) C h o p p e r a n d s n u b b e rc a p a c ito rs I R I R

S n u b b e r d io d e s I R I R

C o n n e c tio n s & S u r ro u n d in g s

R ib b o n c a b le s (c o n n e c tio n s ) I R I R F ib e r o p tic c a b le s(c o n n e c t io n s ) I I I I

T ig h te n in g o f c r im p in gc o n n e c tio n s I I I I

D u s tin e s s , c o rro s io n a n dte m p e ra tu re I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

Q u a lity o f s u p p ly v o lta g e I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

Designed to provide all necessary replacement parts during the course of scheduled maintenance updates:

Pre-defined exact genuine service partsaccording to the maintenance schedule

Cost less compared to individual spare parts price5 weeks delivery timeCoaching service available for self-maintainers

Preventive Maintenance Kits

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On-Site InstallationKit installed in electrical roomEstimated installation time is from 6 to 12 hours depending the size of inverter

How to ensure a successful PM installation Reserve enough time to make update and test systemBe prepared to use spare parts if additional replacement are requiredRecommend that ABB does PM kit installation

PM Kit Installation

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Only ABB Drives Services Workshop can provide complete, cost effective Refurbished, Preventative Maintenance and Drives Repair Services that extends equipment life, while enhancing its performance.

40,000 sq foot facility for Drive Repair, Refurbishment, Preventative Maintenance, Spare Parts inventory, and Failure AnalysisCertified as the North American Drive Service Hub in 2008 and is the only ABB Certified Repair Workshop in North America Certified ISO 9001OSHA approved Star Voluntary Protection Program (VPP)Fully trained Drive Repair Technicians insure quick turn around and high quality repairs

ABB NAM Regional Service Hub- New Berlin, Wisconsin

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Products Serviced

ACS800

ACS850

ACS/ACH550

DCS800

DCS500

DCS400

AAD

PAD

ACS600 SD

ACS600 MD

Sami Star

ACV700

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Repairs

Repair Exchange

Preventative Maintenance Refurbishment

ACS600 IGBT Upgrade

Refurbished Drives

Clean Test plus Capacitor Reforming

1-5 days Turnaround

Load Testing up to 1000hp @600volts

Expedites

Spare Parts

1- Year Warranty

• Updates to the latest software version

Services offered at the North American Regional Service Hub

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Retrofit or Replace

Prior to the limited lifecycle of your ABB Drive equipment, you will need to consider:

Do I Replace with new???

Or

Do I retrofit???

ABB offers both options !!

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ACS800 retrofit solution for A-B/S 1352 / SAMI STAR and ACV700

In many cases it is more economical and practical to extend the lifetime of the existing infrastructure, cabinets and cablings, electrical machinery and automation system by using retrofit solution. This means replacing the drive modules to the latest drives technology.

ABB can offer you a reliable and easy to install retrofit solution designed just for your needs. In this retrofit solution, the existing drive units are replaced with the latest technology, ACS800 drives.

In large line ups the retrofit installation can be accomplished in stages during planned maintenance shutdown period, thus enabling production to continue without any interruptions.

ABB retrofit solution provides you with all the product features of the latest ACS800 drive technology. There is also an opportunity to improve the productivity of the production line by increasing the power rating of ACS800 inverter unit compared to the A-B/S / SAMI STAR drive.

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ACS800 Retrofit highlights

High flexibility

Programmability

Wide range of configurations and options

Application programs for different industrial segments

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ACS800 retrofit solution for A-B/S 1352 / SAMI STAR drive includes:

ABB industrial drive module (ACS800-104)

Fuse Switch

Drive control unit (RDCU)

Communication board and power supply

Common mode filter

EMC filters (du/dt)

Operation panel installed in door

New door for efficient cooling

Assembly kits, wires and connectors

Documentation

Installation by ABB specialists

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ACS800 retrofit Solution

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R7i Installation 1X R8i Installation

ACS800 retrofit Solution

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2X R8i Installation 4X R8i Installation

Customer BenefitsIncreased process uptime, and productivity

Minimized maintenance costs

Extended drives lifetime

Path forwardStart with System Analysis and Diagnostics

performed site audit or site survey

Plan and schedule PM with ABB

Plan and discuss replacement plans with ABB

Summary

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Thank you for attending!!

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