• Construction Of Automatic Phase Changer

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      WORKING
      In three –phase application, if low voltage s available in any one or two phases , and you want your equaipment to work on normal voltage, this circuie will solve your problem. However, a proper – rating fuse needs to be used in the input lines {R,Y and B} of each phase. The circuit provides correct voltage in the same power supply lines through relays from the other phase where correct voltage is available. Using it you can operate all your  equipment even when correct voltage is available on a single phase in the building.
          The circuit is built around a transformer , comparator translator  and relay. Three identical sets of this circuit, one each for three phases, are used. Let us now consider the working of the circuit connecting red cable {call it R phases}
          The main power supply phase R is stepped down by transformer X1 to deliver 12V 300Ma , which is rectified by diode 01 and filtered by comparator C1 to produce the operating voltage for the operational amplifier {I C1}
          The voltage at inventing pin2 of operational amplifier {IC1} is taken from the voltage  divider circuit of resistor R1 and present resistor VR1.VR1 is used to set the reference voltage according to the requirement. The reference voltage at non – inventing pin3 is fixed to 5.1V through zener diode  ZD1. Till the supply voltage available in phase R is in the range of 200v- 230v, the voltage at inventing pin2 of IC1 remains high, i.e, more than reference voltage of 5.1v, and its output pin 6 also remains high. As result, transistor T1 does not conduct, relay RL1 remains de- energized and phrases supplies  power to load L7 via normally closed {N/C} contact of relay RL1.
          As soon as phase- R voltage goes below 20v, the voltage at inventing pin 2 of IC1 goes below reference voltage of 5. 1v, and its output goes low. As a result, transistor T1 conducts and relay RL1 energizes and load L1 is disconnected from phase R and connected  to v through relay  RL2.
           Similarly, the auto phase- change of the reaming two phases, Viz phase v2 and phase B can be able to take – on the load when transferred from other phases. While wiring, assembly and installation of the circuit, make sure that you
      {1} use good – quality, multi-stand insulated copper wire suitable for your current requirement
      {2} use good – quality relay with proper contact and current rating
      {3} mount the transformer {s} and relays on a suitable cabinet
      {4} use a tab block {TB} for incoming/ outgoing connections from mains
      PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
      Table 1. Variation of d.c voltage against input public
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      TABLE OF CONTENTS - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]TABLE OF CONTENTCover pageDedicationCertificationAcknowledgementTable of contentCHAPTER ONE1.1    Introduction1.2    Block diagram of an automatic phase changer 1.3    Component listCHAPTER TWO-Component description2.1    comparator2.2    Zener diode p.n junction,electron,avalanche diode,avalanche breakdown}2.3    Rectifier2.4    Relay2.5    Transformer2.6    Capacitor2.7    FuseCHAPTER THREE3.1    Comparator/voltage sensor stag.3.2    Design calculator3.3   ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]COMPONENT LISTComponent name                    Quality        Step down transformer                     3(Files 22ov - 12v 300mA)Fuse (F1 - F3 = 5A)                        3IC (IC1 – Ic3 =741)                        3Transistor (T1, T2, T3 = BC 557)            3Relay (RL1 – RL3 = 12v LC/o Relay)            3Zener diode CZD1 = ZD3 = 5, 1v            3Variable resistance (VR4 – ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER TWO - [ Total Page(s): 10 ]Fig 2; wiring up of a dual primary coil ,ains transformer in {a} series and {b} parallel.A main transeormer is specified by:{1} its secondary {output} voltages vs.{2} its maximum power pmax which the transformer can pass quoted in VA {volt - amp}. This determines the maximum output {secondary} current, Imax.    Where VS is the secondary voltage. If there are two give the maximum for each coil.{3} its construction – it may be PCB – mounting, chassis mounting {with solder tag cons ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER THREE - [ Total Page(s): 4 ]DESIGN CALCULATION From fig 2: R1 and R2 from a potential divider to reduce the unregulated voltage to a low voltage of less than 5v at 160v ac input let vr2=1.5vWhere VR2 is the drop across R2 and v+ is the unregulated voltage from table 1 it can be seen that v+ 11v at 160av inputLet R1 =100k-2R2=15.7k2      =15k-2 preferred valueR3 and R4 from another potential divider for the reference letting a maximum adjustable reference of 3.5v and setting R3=1.5K-2=5kv present (preferred value)    ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FIVE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER FIVEThe various test carried out and the results obtained demonstrate that the automatic phase change. Change –over switch achieved it’s design and construction aim. The system worked accordingly to specification and quite satisfactory. The automatic phase change –over switch is relatively affordable and reliable. It is easy to operate, and it provides a high level of power supply when there are power outages. Finally, it reduces stress associated with `manual change ... Continue reading---

         

      REFRENCES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]REFERENCES 1.    Faissler, W.L 1991. An introduction  to modern  electronics, Willey, New York , NY, USA. 2.    Horowitz, P. and winfierld , H. 2002. The Art of electonics, 2nd ed. Cambridge University  Press, camridge, UK. 3.    Owen, B. 1995. Begineer’s guide to electronics 4thed. A newness Technical Book , McGraw- Hill comapies  Inc. New York, N.Y, USA. 4.    Rocks , G and Mazur, G 1993.  electrical motor  controls, Ameriacan technical Publ., New- York, N.Y U.S.A5.  ... Continue reading---