ABB Australia Pty Limited
MCCs and prefabricated buildings
Low Voltage Systems
Bapaume RoadMoorebank NSW 2170Ph: (02) 9821 0111Fax: (02) 9600 7050
Level 7, BNZ House30 The EsplanadePerth WA 6000Ph: (08) 9480 0200Fax: (08) 9480 0246
Level 7, 303 Coronation DriveMilton QLD 4064Ph: (07) 3367 7500Fax: (07) 3367 7505
601 Blackburn RoadNotting Hill VIC 3168Ph: (03) 8544 0000Fax: (03) 8544 0001
www.abb.com/au
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The ABB approach
An integrated package of MCCs andprefabricated buildings
Did you know? ABB was the first company in Australia to test their switchgear for arcfault containmentaccording to local standard AS3439 and global standard IEC 61641.
ABB has extensive experience in the engineering,
installation, commissioning and servicing of packages. In
order to allow optimised interfacing we recommend that
there should be only one RFQ for MCCs, switchgear and
prefabricated buildings - ABB!
Any discussion with EPC or Emdusers or Consultants
includes the overall concept of the system, with regards to
the following items:
What expectations EPC or Emdusers or
Consultants have of ABB.
What information is available from the existing plant
Further information/data required
Power transformer (dimensioning, specification and
specify of the vector group).
MCC – motor listings, regular updates.
Drives, type, technical data, installation guidelines.
Very high heat dissipation of the drive panels (con-
cept cooling system for the E-room).
Motors.
Control and control panel manufacturing.
Handling of the harmonic distortions (large amount).
Handling of the high frequency distortions.
Compensation.
Interfaces between the different suppliers.
Interfaces between the different products.
Tests.
Earthing system.
Erection supervision.
Cabling, cable dimensioning and cable trays –
recommendations from ABB.
Commissioning.
Presentation of our services such as HW,
SW-schema, cable list, terminal list, layouts,
documentation.
Integration and support of multiple vendors’ packages can
be both time consuming and costly, but more so, very rarely
truly integrated as the vendors’ proprietary idiosyncrasies
make this extremely difficult.
ABB’s global knowledge and expertise, with local
implementation, allows us to not only offer the technical
and commercial benefits in the execution phase, but also
the long term local support for all the products and
services offered.
Did you know? ABB has had a number of world firsts in low voltage switchgear - the first three phasedistribution system in 1898, the first miniature circuit breaker with thermal and magnetic trip in 1923 andthe first modular low voltage switchgear system in 1974.
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Benefits of a complete ABB package
For your all your service and sales needs contact our 24 hour, 365 day SupportLine on 1800 222 435 or 1800 ABB HELP.
Did you know? ABB manufactures the PowerIT range of low voltage switchgear in over 25 locations world wide.
Design and manufacture phase
Single point of contact for all ABB issues
Faster turnaround on approval processes
A single project plan for all ABB packages
An ABB person available to participate in progress review meetings
Availability of face-to-face accountability for the project execution phase
Delivery and commissioning phase
Coordination of all deliveries to site to meet the project schedule
Full inspection of the product and material list prior to hand over to the
customer site team.
Coordination with the installation and commissioning team
Quickest resolution of all issues that may arise on site
First year of operation
On site system engineer competent with:
Process Control Systems
Variable speed drives of ABB and third party equipment
MV and LV Switchgear (motor control centres)
Ongoing support
Access to trained ABB service technicians 24 hours per day 365 days per year
through the ABB SupportLine 1800 ABB HELP
Skilled professionals capable of servicing all ABB products
Local people who understand your site and equipment
Additional benefits of an ABB package
One set of commercial terms and conditions
One gap free single responsibility warranty
ABB senior management commitment to deliver
ABB has worked on many integrated projects in the past, for example Bass Gas, Hi-Smelt
and Telfer. The experience gained during the delivery of these projects can be passed on
to the team who are charged with the delivery of this project.
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The process, the project Examples of switchrooms with MCC
Did you know? ABB pioneered the introduction of intelligent low voltage motor control centres, first usingthem in 1986 in British Steel’s Port Talbot blast furnace.
We suggest the following process in moving forward with your project.
ABB, Ausco and client work collaboratively to resolve construction detail through to
the approval phase
ABB focus on the switchgear detailing
Ausco focus on the structural detailing and the interfacing with the switchgear
FAT for switchgear in Moorebank NSW at ABB facility
Switchgear shipped to Ausco’s works for installation in building
Switchgear installed and interconnected where necessary in Ausco’s Works
Installation of control system equipment to be completed during the
switchgear installation
Vinyl applied to building floor after all the switchgear is installed to reduce
the potential for damage
ABB and Ausco pack the building for transport
Ausco ship the building to site
Ausco can prepare site civils and complete the structural install on site
Did you know? ABB has over 60,000 INSUM units installed around the world and ten years local experience with INSUM installations. Our first system was installed at the Zenith Centre in Sydney in 1994.
Busducts
External view of building