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Customer Substation Manual
Revised August 5, 2002
The online We Energies Customer Substation Manual supercedes the 1996 Wisconsin Electric Power Company publication Primary Rate Requirements for Customer Substations.

In the latest version, we have implemented a new numbering system to assist in referencing specific information, and to facilitate future revisions to the document. Some sections of the manual have been rewritten entirely. These changes can be found throughout the book.

Highlights of new Customer Substation Manual

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Preface (entire section) 0
General 010.00
  Information Required for the Review of New Customer Substations 010.10
  New Customer Substation Project Information Sheet 010.20
  We Energies Electrical System Information: Voltage and Fault Duties 010.30
  Typical Substation One Line Reference Sheet 010.40
  Schematic Index for a Typical Substation Metal Enclosed Gear with Two Line Feed 010.50
  Schematic Index for a Typical Substation Metal Enclosed Gear with Two Line Feed and a Bus Tie Switch 010.60
     
Electrical Requirements (entire section)   1
 

Service Voltage

  100
  Short Circuit Duty   110
  Disconnecting Means for Supply Conductors   120
  Unprotected Bus   130
  Service Overcurrent Protection   140
  Fuses   140.10
      Fuse Curves   140.10.10
      Fuse Mountings   140.10.20
    Circuit Breakers   140.20
      Relays   140.20.10
      Control Supply Battery   140.20.20
    Circuit Reclosers   140.30
      Operating Curves   140.30.10
      Reclosing Operation   140.30.20
  Basic Impulse Insulation Level and Maximum Voltage Ratings   150
    BIL Levels and Maximum Continuous Operating Voltages for Substation Equipment   150.10
  Surge Protection   160
    Surge Arresters   160.10
    Surge Arrester Classes   160.20
  Transformer Connections and Taps   170
    Acceptable Transformer Connections for We Energies Systems   170.10
    T-Connected Transformers   170.20
    Transformer Taps   170.30
  Station Grounding   180
    General   180.10
    Indoor Substations   180.20
      Basement Level Substations   180.20.10
      Above Basement Level Substations   180.20.20
    Outdoor Substations   180.30
    Equipment and Structures - Indoor and Outdoor Stations   180.40
    Substation Fence   180.50
      Fence Ground Interconnected With Station Ground Grid   180.50.10
      Fence Ground Isolated From Station Ground Grid   180.50.20
    Property Fence   180.60
    Outdoor Group-Operated Switches   180.70
  Protective Grounding   190
    General   190.10
    Grounding Provisions for Specific Equipment   190.20
      "Draw-out" Circuit Breakers   190.20.10
      Stationary-Mounted Circuit Breakers   190.20.20
      Oil and SF6 Insulated Switches   190.20.30
      Power Fuses   190.20.40
    Grounding Cable Assemblies   190.30
    Grounding Facilities in Metal-Enclosed Switchgear, Entrance Bay   190.910
    Power Fuse, Ground Attachment Detail   190.920
    3-1/2" Ground Attachment Detail, 4-1/2" Depth and 7" Depth   190.930
    12" Ground Bracket   190.940
  Capacitors   195
  Parallel Generation   197
             
Physical Requirements (entire section)   2
 

Service Conductors

  200
    General   200.10
    Overhead Service Conductors   200.20
    Underground Service Conductors   200.30
      Metal Enclosed or Metal Clad Switchgear Fed With Single Conductor Cable - Direct Buried or Lead Jacketed   200.30.10
      Metal Enclosed or Metal Clad Switchgear Fed With Three Conductor Lead Jacketed Cable   200.30.20
      Outdoor Substation on Open Framework Fed With Direct Buried or Lead Jacketed Cable   200.30.30
      Special Equipment or Construction   200.30.40
      Size Requirements for Openings in Basement or Foundation Walls   200.30.50
    Illustrations   200.40
      Cable Support, Drilling Detail (For Lead Jacketed Cable)   200.40.10
      Cable Support, Drilling Detail (For Direct Burial Cable)   200.40.20
      Cable Pulling Anchor   200.40.30
      Installation of Cable Pulling Anchor   200.40.40
  Routes, Easements, and Space Requirements for Service Conductors   210
  Metering   220
    General   220.10
    Required for Metering Above 600 Volts Only   220.20
      Metering Instrument Transformers   220.20.10
      Associated Metering Equipment   220.20.20
      Metering Cubicle Unit for Metal-Clad or Metal-Enclosed Switchgear Applications   220.20.30
      Metering Instrument Transformer Arrangement for Outdoor, Open-Type Substations, 34,500 Volts and Below   220.20.40
      Street Light Transclosures   220.20.50
    Loss Compensated Metering   220.30
    Illustrations - Typical Arrangements   220.40
      5kV Metering Switchgear Unit   220.40.10
      15 kV Metering Switchgear Unit   220.40.20
      25 kV Metering Switchgear Unit   220.40.30
      26.4 kV Metering Switchgear Unit   220.40.40
      34.5 kV Metering Switchgear Unit   220.40.50
      Primary Metering Structure for Outdoor Open-Type Substations 15kV and Below   220.40.60
      Primary Metering Structure for Outdoor Open-Type Substations 3 - Phase 4 - Wire 25kV and Below   220.40.70
      Primary Metering Structure for Outdoor Open-Type Substations 3 - Phase 3 - Wire and 3 - Phase 4 - Wire 26.4kV and 34.5kV Systems   220.40.80
  Clearances and Spacing   230
    General   230.10
    Operating Space for Open-Type Fuse Installations   230.20
  Signs and Identification   240
    General   240.10
    Location   240.20
    Minimum Sign Requirements for Typical Customer Substations   240.30
      Signs for Outdoor Open-Type Substations   240.30.10
      Signs for Indoor or Outdoor Substations Consisting of Metal-Enclosed Switchgear With Loadbreak Switches and Fuses or With Draw-Out Circuit Breakers   240.30.20
  Enclosures, Fences, and Surfacing - Outdoor Open Type Substations   250
  Metal-Enclosed and Metal-Clad Service Entrance Switchgear   260
    General   260.10
    Doors   260.20
    Windows   260.30
    Detachable Panels   260.40
    Screen Doors   260.50
    Slide-In Barriers   260.60
    Insulators   260.70
    Clearances   260.75
    Momentary Current Rating   260.80
    Protective Grounding   260.85
    Potheads and Other Cable Terminations   260.90
    Accessibility to Outdoor Switchgear   260.95
  Indoor Substations   270
    General   270.10
    Transformer Vaults   270.20
    Vault Agreement   270.30
  Interlock Systems   280
    General    
    We Energies Required Interlocks for Specific Installations    
Equipment Control: (entire section)   3
  Introduction   300
  Control Circuit Practices   310
    Control Circuit Relays   310.10
    Control Circuits   310.20
    Bus Fault Detection   310.30
    Instrument Transformer Connections   310.40
    Keyed Permissive Switches   310.50
    Miscellaneous Devices   310.60
  Automatic Transfer Control for Switchgear and Circuit Breakers   320
    Position and Transfer   320.10
    Switch Operators and Breakers   320.10.10
      Switchgear Only Requirements   320.10.20
      Circuit Breaker Only Requirements   320.10.30
    Two Lines Serving a Common Load with Automatic Transfer   320.10.30.a
      Two Lines Serving Separate Loads with Automatic Transfer   320.10.30.b
      Preferred/Alternate Source Selection   320.10.40
    Indicating Features   320.20
    Sensing   320.30
  Switchgear or Circuit Breakers with Manual Transfer   330
    Two Lines Serving a Common Load with Manual Transfer   330.10
    Two Lines Serving Separate Loads with Manual Transfer   330.20

   
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