M&G Schneider Electric RM6

EASTERN REGION
TECHNOLOGY & QUALITY
ENGINEERING INSTRUCTION
DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION CONTROLLED DISCLOSURE
TITLE : Commissioning And Protection REFERENCE : EI-082-MVG

Settings Requirements to be
Applied To M&G Ring Main Units REVISION : 2
DATE : 14 March 006
TOTAL PAGES : 28
REVISION DATE : March 2009
COMPILED BY FUNCTIONAL RESP APPROVED BY AUTHORISED BY
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Ravi Reddy Riaz Asmal Peter van Heeswijk Prince Moyo
(Acting)
CONTENTS
1. SCOPE ......................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 BACKGROUND .......................................................................................................... 3
1.2 TASK GROUP BRIEF ................................................................................................. 3
1.3 PURPOSE ................................................................................................................ 4
1.4 APPLICABILITY ......................................................................................................... 4
2. COMMISSIONING THE UNIT ....................................................................................... 6
2.1 GENERAL................................................................................................................. 6
2.2 EDFS - RESPONSIBILITIES ........................................................................................ 6
2.3 TSG – RESPONSIBILITIES ......................................................................................... 6
2.4 PROTECTION HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS ................................................................. 7
2.4.1 Installation of setting scale label ....................................................................... 7
2.5 PROTECTION SETTING REQUIREMENTS FOR RMU...................................................... 9
2.5.1 Picture of VIP 35 Relay Fascia ......................................................................... 9
2.5.2 Setting the VIP 35 and VIP 300 by consulting Table 2 & 3 ............................. 10
Table 1 – Settings for the VIP35 Relay in M&G RM6 Unit ........................................... 10
2.5.3 Relay Fascia for Settings applied to the VIP 300 ............................................ 11
2.5.4 Settings for the VIP300 Relay in M&G RM6 Unit ............................................ 12
Settings Requirements To Be
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Table 2 – Standard Settings for Transformers using the MG VIP300 Relay in RM6 Ring
Main Unit .................................................................................................................... 12
2.6 NETWORK CASES THAT WILL NOT BE SET BY CONSULTING TABLE 2 AND 3 ABOVE ....... 13
2.7 PANEL CHECKS TO BE CONDUCTED FOR THE RMU ................................................... 13
3. PRIMARY INJECTION TEST ..................................................................................... 16
3.1 THE PRIMARY INJECTION TEST SET UP AND PROCEDURE .......................................... 16
3.2 EARTH-FAULT PRIMARY INJECTION AND PICKUP TESTS ............................................. 16
3.3 OVER-CURRENT PRIMARY INJECTION AND PICKUP TESTS ......................................... 20
3.4 CLOSING THE BREAK IN THE ‘LIVE STATE” I.E. DEFEATING THE MECHANICAL
INTERLOCKS TO REMOVE COVERS IN NON-EARTH POSITION................................................ 21
4. CHECKING FOR SF6 GAS LEAKAGE AND PRESSURE ......................................... 22
ANNEXURE A – COMPLETED BY EDFS – PROTECTION PANEL TEST SHEET ......... 23
ANNEXURE B – COMPLETED BY TSG – PANEL TEST SHEET .................................... 24
ANNEXURE C - REVISION INFORMATION..................................................................... 28
5. REVISION INFORMATION......................................................................................... 28
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1. SCOPE
1.1 Background
During 2001 the DT IARC Cable Workgroup introduced the “on load” SF6 ring main unit
switch. Since August 2004 Eastern Region has rationalized on the use of a breaker-type as
opposed to the fuse-type RMU.
Due to extensive refurbishment work, there has been a significant increase in the demand
for RMUs. A commissioning guide was necessary to cope with this increase in the number
of units being commissioned.
Rationalisation on Ring main units
 All stand-alone ring main units including those purchased within mini-substations for
use in the Eastern Region will be of the “Circuit Breaker” type. This can be identified
on the buyers guide description by looking for “B” in the description eg see below
D DT 8060 0180270
RMU 11kV 630A-200A 2R-1B N/EXT COASTAL
 The 1B in the RMU 11kV 630A-200A 2R-1B N/EXT COASTAL description indicates
that the unit is a circuit breaker type.
1.2 Task Group Brief
The breaker type RMUs has relay intelligence; it functions using a relay to trip for Over
Currents and Earth faults. For the effective use of these relays the settings must be
optimally calculated and settings applied.
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Historically, medium voltage cable switches did not require protection settings during
commissioning as these facilities were not available. As a result of the large influx of this
type of unit, a task team consisting of the following individuals.
 T&Q - Ravi Reddy

 Field Services - Veer Ramnarain
 EDNS - Angus Kerr
 EDFS - Pieter Bezuidenhout
 Schneider Electric - Alan Finelay and Alan Clerk
 EDM-OPS - Rob Ferguson (Interviewed at Network Ops)
was tasked to address commissioning requirements. The outcome was that the units will
be commissioned on site and EDFS, supported by EDNS and TSG, with this Instruction
will commission the units on site in accordance with this Instruction.
1.3 Purpose
This Instruction has been developed to guide on the following:
 The special commissioning requirements of RMUs and, in particular, the protection

settings to be applied to the VIP 35 and VIP 300 relays on the M&G RMU.
 The minimum Panel tests to be done as pre-commissioning requirements.
 The mandatory record keeping of settings as required by Control for each unit
commissioned.
The Instruction also sets out other minimum checks to be adhered to prior to the RMU’s
being commissioned.
1.4 Applicability
With effect from 1 November 2004, this Instruction will be applicable to all RMU’s installed
for operation by ESKOM DISTRIBUTION staff. For further information on the setting of
other RMU’s, make reference to Part 22 – Cables, under Technical Bulletins.
 ABB units: (2004) 04TI-01 - Protection Settings for SEG WIC1-2 Relay Supplied in
Type B Miniature Substations Fitted with ABB CCV Type RMU.
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 Schneider units : (2005) 05TI-014 - Protection Settings For VIP 35 Relay Supplied
In Type B Miniature Substations Fitted With Schneider Merlin Gerin RM6 ‘IDI’ Type
Ring Main Units
 Reducing Stems : (2005) 05TB-016 - MV 630A 'Type C' M16 X 2 Bushings And
Reducing Stems
This section will only be applied to the following manufacturers brand make of
RMUs.
 M&G Schneider Electric RM6
The following requirements will be applicable to the manufacturer to ensure rationalization

of the product delivered to Eskom for use.
1 All units, unless specified, are to be fitted with the VIP 35 relay
2 The sensors and wiring are to be wired such that the secondary current ranges and
wiring correspond to the table below.
Table 1: Specification for Sensor rating and wiring
Transformer Sensor specified Sensor Sensor Sensor

kVA rating for VIP 35 Current Ratio Wiring
Range
200 – 1000 kVA 200/1 8A – 80A 200/1 S1 – S2
51007005FO
3 Only CRa 51007003FO sensors to be used. (10A to 50A and 40A to 200A
depending on the sensor connections on the relay.
4 All units delivered in future will have inspection facilities in the kiosk at the rear of
the kiosk to
 View the cable-test glass covers of the unit to ensure that the unit is in the
earthed position by visual confirmation.
 Access for test leads to perform cable tests when the unit is to be earthed.
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 To earth the cable side by fixing the portable earths directly onto the main earth
busbar.
2. COMMISSIONING THE UNIT
2.1 General
 All commissioning tests are to be done on site where the unit is to be

installed.
 No RMU’s are to be re-directed to TSG workshops at Mkondeni for testing.
 Units ordered for stock or projects may be tested at the RDC’s (Regional
Distribution Centres) or TSC’s (Technical Service Centres).
 TSG to make arrangement to have units tested at RDC or TSC with the
Warehousing Manager and TSO respectively.
2.2 EDFS - Responsibilities
The EDFS department will be responsible for commissioning the protection and
perform a panel test on the RMUs. The decision to involve EDNS for settings will be
the accountability of EDFS on evaluating the requirements as set out in the
remainder of this instruction. EDFS will maintain records of the settings applied and
will ensure that these records are forwarded together with a panel test sheet to
Control in the following form:
 Annex A for Settings applied to VIP 35 and VIP300

 Annex B for Panel checks performed
2.3 TSG – Responsibilities
TSG (Technical Specialist Group) will perform the insulation tests as described in
Section 3: Primary injection test and insulation tests phase to phase and phase to
earth for all cable switches and breakers.
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2.4 Protection Hardware Requirements
a. To obtain the performance indicated, the VIP 35 must be used with the specified
sensors. The relay and sensor assembly must be used together to comply with
the technical characteristics indicated in the manual
b. Remove the Slide scale setting label positioned behind the transparent part of
the relay on the front face. The wiring details for the VIP 35 and will be exposed
c. Check the position of the minimum time delay switch (d). The VIP 35 is supplied
with time delay activated.
d. Ensure that the information given at the top of the label (m) matches the wiring
of the sensor (S1 – S2 or S1 – S3). This information is hidden when label is in
position.
e. Make sure that it is pushed right to the bottom of the slot.
2.4.1 Installation of setting scale label
Picture 1 : Hardware requirements for the VIP 35

Picture 2 : Wiring with 200/1 sensor
Picture 3 : Wiring for changing the VIP 35 rating to 20-200 A

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2.5 Protection Setting Requirements for RMU
2.5.1 Picture of VIP 35 Relay Fascia
Picture 4 : Front view of the VIP 35

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2.5.2 Setting the VIP 35 and VIP 300 by consulting Table 2 & 3
Table 1 – Settings for the VIP35 Relay in M&G RM6 Unit

Phase Fault Standard Settings for Transformers
Setting
Trfr Size (kVA) 125 160 200 250 315 400 500 630 800 1000 1250 1600 2000 2900 3000
Current Setting
(Amps) @ 11kV 8 10 12 15 18 22 28 36 45 55 68 90 140 140 170
Current Setting
(Amps) @ 22kV 8 10 12 15 18 22 28 36 45 55 68 80
Note: if Transformer size does not match table, choose setting for the next biggest size Transformer
Earth Fault Setting
Current Setting (Amps @ 11 & 22kV) 10

Time Delay Setting 0.1
NB: Inrush Delay switch must be used on energisation
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2.5.3 Relay Fascia for Settings applied to the VIP 300
Picture 5 : VIP 300 Relay Fascia

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2.5.4 Settings for the VIP300 Relay in M&G RM6 Unit
Table 2 – Standard Settings for Transformers using the MG VIP300 Relay in RM6 Ring Main Unit
Phase Settings
Phase Fault Current Threshold I>

Select From Table based on Trfr Size
Trfr Size (kVA) 125 160 200 250 315 400 500 630 800 1000 1250 1600 2000 2900 3000
Current Setting
8 10 12 15 18 22 28 36 45 55 68 90 140 140 170
(Amps) @ 11kV
Current Setting
8 10 12 15 18 22 28 36 45 55 68 80
(Amps) @ 22kV
Note: if Transformer size does not match table, choose setting for the next biggest size Transformer
PHASE CURRENT SETTING TABLE

I> Phase Fault Curve Selection SI
Phase Fault Time Setting t> 0.6
I> Time M ultiplier x1
Phase Fault HiSet Current Threshold I>> OFF
Phase Fault HiSet Time Setting t>> 0.03
EARTH SETTINGS TABLE

Earth Fault Current Threshold Io> 10
DT Setting Multiplier 1
Io> Earth Fault Curve Selection DT
Earth Fault Time Setting to> 0.1
Io> Time Multiplier x10
Earth Fault HiSet Current Threshold Io>> OFF
Earth Fault HiSet Time Setting to>> 0.03
e.g. TM in this sheet = 0.6 x 1 / 3 = 0.2 This relay uses non standard settings
NB: In order to energise the transformer, it may be necessary to temporarily increase the time delay settings.
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The protection settings applied to the VIP 35 and VIP 300 will be as shown in Table 2 and 3
above. The settings will only be applicable where:
 The breaker is supplying a single dead-end transformer.

 For breakdown purposes where EDFS is unavailable, Table 2 will be applied by
Field Services.
 The settings must be re-checked by EDFS that will re-visit the plant and apply
appropriate settings within 5 days.
2.6 Network cases that will not be set by consulting Table 2 and 3 above
 The switch is on the backbone and must be used to discriminate with both
upstream and downstream devices
 One of the rings must discriminate with the transformer being supplied
 The breaker is supplying a load that is paralleled with the transformer and the
parallel load must be reliable and needs discrimination
 The RMU has two breakers that must co-ordinate with each other eg 2R2B units.
2.7 Panel Checks to be conducted for the RMU
All ring main units are to be

 Visually inspected at the location they are to be installed prior to
commissioning.
 All checks referred to in this section (2.3.1 – 2.3.10) must be done
 The checks performed must be recorded on Annex A and B.
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2.2.1 The SF6 gas pressure to be correct, the black needle of the gauge is to be
within the GREEN zone of the gauge as shown below.
This is the
green zone
Picture 6 : SF6 Gauge with needle in GREEN
2.2.2 Inspect the bushing and ensure there are no signs of damage, cracks or hot spots.
2.2.3 The operating mechanism and interlock devices must appear free of damage ie no
bending of rods and plates
2.2.4 The operating mechanism must trigger the correct mimic signs ie determine if the
switch operates as per mimic.
2.2.5 The handles for the operating mechanism should be firm to turn but initiate the open
and close responses with ease.
2.2.6 Check contact resistance by closing the switches and megger test each ring of the
unit to ensure that switches close well. (Ensure that fuses are in place if units have
fuses)
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2.2.7 Check that the cable-test earth connections are continuous and connected to the
earth mat. Also ensure that the bolted connections are tightly fastened and the
arrangement looks like the one shown in Picture 7 below.
Picture 7 : Cable-Test Earth Connections
2.2.8 Ensure that cable glass cable earth covers at the top back end of the units are not
cracked or damaged in any manor.
Picture 8 : Earth Indication in Closed position

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2.2.9 Voltage insulation checks between the phases, phase to earth for all three phase.
2.2.10 A ductor test to confirm contact closing integrity.
3. PRIMARY INJECTION TEST

3.1 The Primary Injection test set up and Procedure
Current injection will be through the main cable bushings of the breaker. The CTs are
positioned within the bushings.
Recommended additional Tools
 Socket set with a long extension bar and ratchet

 Small flat machine screw driver
 Hand held clamp-on CT for current measurements up to 200 A
 Current injection set of 200 A capacity with leads > 1m.
 1 X Copper bar with three slots and a flag
 2 X Copper bar with single slot and flag
3.2 Earth-Fault primary injection and pickup tests
To do the earth-fault tests remove the cable box covers of both the isolator and the breaker.
To do this, ensure that the unit is off and earthed. Once earthed the covers are removable.
To operate the breaker or the isolator i.e. to close it, to do the functional tests, we need to
defeat the earth-interlock mechanism that locks the cable box cover when unit is on or
closed i.e. not in earth. In the cable box compartment, on the underside of the roof, there is
a rod as seen in picture 9 below.
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Picture 9 : Defeating Cable Box Interlock
Pinch the rod at the point of the blue pin shown in picture10 with the thumb and index
finger. Pull the mechanism downwards in the direction of the arrow shown. This will result in
the mechanical flap that is partially covering the key hole in the mimic shown in picture 10
to move away and clearing the opening of the key slot as shown in picture 11.
Picture 10 : A flap prevent insertion Picture 11 : The flap retracts once

of key while unit is the unit is removed from
earthed the earth position
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You are now able to insert the switch handle into the key and close the Isolator and
breaker. You must now short out the R, W, and B phase bushings of the isolator using a
copper busbar as shown in picture 12. Connect one of the injection leads to this star point
as shown in picture 12A.
Picture 12 : The bushings of the Picture 12A :The injection set lead is
isolator is short circuited then connected to the star
with a copper bar
Picture 13 : The other end of the series connection

is connected to one of the phases of
the breaker
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Connect the other side of the injection set to the R phase of the breaker as shown in 13
above.
Note: from the connection configuration above, we are effectively injecting via the RMUs
red phase bushing through the breaker through the interconnecting busbars and out the
isolator. The isolator being short circuited
To do the earth fault test for normal current injection you need to set the VIP 35 Io to
minimum value, see picture 14.
Picture 14 : VIP 35 Relay fascia.
low ranges from 25 to 300 A, so set Io = 25 and set the time delay such that while doing the
test you are able to see the current on your clamp-on meter. Suggested 250 ms.
Current inject by gradually turning the test set handle thereby increasing the current until
you have a trip function. The current should be within as it is definite time twice the full load
(full load = 25 A ie 2X 25 = 50 A) and in ten seconds (25 s /2 = 12.5 s).
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3.3 Over-current Primary Injection and Pickup tests
For the over-current test, leave the isolator R, W and B phases in star ie the three phases
short circuited. Remove the current injection lead from the star point on the isolator switch
and fasten it on the W phase of the Breaker bushing as shown in picture 15. Note the R
phase will still be connected, leave this as is.
Picture 15 : Connect phases alternately R-W, R-B,

B-W and inject each time
Tests will be between R and W, W and B and B and R. This is done by selecting your
setting value from table 1 as described above which is dependant on the transformer size.
Set is by turning the dial on the VIP 35 to correspond to the value you selected from table 1
above. Set this value as close as possible on the relay e.g. 53 A can be set at 55 A.
Current inject by gradually turning the test set handle thereby increasing the current until
you have a trip function. The current should be close to the set value. Monitor the current
and compare with the curves to ensure that the trip and relay are as per specification.
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3.4 Closing the break in the ‘LIVE STATE” i.e. defeating the mechanical interlocks
to remove covers in Non-earth Position
Warning: The cover of the box should not be possible to remove of in the earth
position!! This must be verified after injection tests are completed as defeating the
interlock may upset the mechanism.
Note: When the unit is in the earth position, the closing operation of both the Isolator and
the Circuit breaker is mechanically-interlocked, see picture 11 and 12. Also if the covers
are on the unit, and the earth position is engaged, the cable box cover is locked in place
with an inter-lock. The bars as seen in pictures 16 and 17 will mechanically not allow
removal of the cable box covers. These bars will automatically re-tracts once the unit is in
the earth position.
Picture 16 : Cable Box Interlock Picture 17 : Cable Box Interlock

de- activated activated cover locked
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Further, the unit is unable to detect that no cover is on and the bar will push out once
earthed See Picture 17. If removed from earth with the cover off, a second interlock will
ensure that the units cover must be in place prior to switching, and this interlock is activated
by physically receiving a key that is built on the cover that depresses a push-rod and it and
causes the flap that covers the closing key hole to open and the key to be slotted for closing
operation to be executed. See picture
4. CHECKING FOR SF6 GAS LEAKAGE AND PRESSURE
Picture 18 : The arc venting membrane on the SF6 tank
Ensure that the arc venting membrane as shown in picture 18 above is intact and has no
signs of being SF6 being released or damaged.
Annexure A – Completed by EDFS – Protection Panel Test Sheet
Protection Panel Test Panel Test sheet No.
Sheet ________________
Position of Equipment in Network

Substation Network Breaker
Equipment Description
Transformer Size kVA
Serial Number Tracking Number
Year of Manufacturer
Date of Installation
Current Sensor and Protection Relay Specification Checks

Transformer Sensor specified Sensor Sensor Sensor Tick
kVA rating for VIP 35 Current Ratio Wiring Appropriate
Range box
200 – 1000 kVA 200/1 8A – 80A 200/1 S1 – S2
51007005FO 
500 – 2000 kVA 500/1 20A – 200A 500/1 S1 – S3
51007005FO 
The setting label information matches the wiring of the sensor S1 – S2 S 1 – S3
System Voltage 11kV 22kV
Insert setting applied from Table 1 for VIP 35 Is set Io set
Insert setting applied from Table 2 for VIP 300 Is set Io set
Test Officials Name Date
Signature
Annexure B – Completed by TSG – Panel Test Sheet
Mechanical and Electrical Panel Test sheet No.

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Panel Test Sheet
SF6 GAS Leakage Check – See 2.2.1
SF6 GAS needle in RED GREEN
SF6 GAS Pressure BAR
The earthing cable-test view glasses are in good condition and free of cracks
Earthing Integrity Check – See 2.2.7
Panel and cable-Test earths are continuous. Megger and continuity tests
Earthing stub for portable earth is available on cable-test earth
Operating Mechanism and Mimic panel
Operating handle available
When earthed  Red markers are visible in the glass bottle
When earthed  Closing disabled
When closed  Earthing disabled
When closed  Cable box covers locked
When tripped  Red flag appears
Test Officials Name Date
Signature
Picture 19 : Internal Connections of the M&G RMU unit and
current direction
Picture 20 : Front View closed, Open and Earthed
Picture 21: Side View closed, Open and Earthed

Picture 22 : Typical Label for the RMU units
Picture 23 : Cable installation warning sign

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Annexure C - Revision Information
DATE REV COMPILER

03/11/2004 A Ravi Reddy
NOTES
5. Revision Information
Date Rev Notes
October 2004 0A Original issue (Ravi Reddy)
01/08/2004 1 Complete revision (Ravi Reddy)

Published.
30/01/2006 1A Annex C –(Ravi Reddy)
17/03/2006 2 Added – Requirements for testing and the

Responsibilities of Technical Specialist Group as per
Agreement in the June 2005 TFCC minutes.
New template used.

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DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION CONTROLLED DISCLOSURE

TITLE : Commissioning And Protection REFERENCE : EI-082-MVG

DATE : 14 March 006

REVISION DATE : March 2009

COMPILED BY FUNCTIONAL RESP APPROVED BY AUTHORISED BY

......................... ………………………. ……………………. ……………………

DATE: 14 March 2006

REVISION DATE: March 2009

4. CHECKING FOR SF6 GAS LEAKAGE AND PRESSURE ......................................... 22

ANNEXURE A – COMPLETED BY EDFS – PROTECTION PANEL TEST SHEET ......... 23

ANNEXURE B – COMPLETED BY TSG – PANEL TEST SHEET .................................... 24

ANNEXURE C - REVISION INFORMATION..................................................................... 28

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REVISION DATE: March 2009

Rationalisation on Ring main units

1.2 Task Group Brief

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REVISION DATE: March 2009

 T&Q - Ravi Reddy

This Instruction has been developed to guide on the following:

 The special commissioning requirements of RMUs and, in particular, the protection

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REVISION DATE: March 2009

The following requirements will be applicable to the manufacturer to ensure rationalization

Table 1: Specification for Sensor rating and wiring

Transformer Sensor specified Sensor Sensor Sensor

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REVISION DATE: March 2009

2. COMMISSIONING THE UNIT

 All commissioning tests are to be done on site where the unit is to be

2.2 EDFS - Responsibilities

 Annex A for Settings applied to VIP 35 and VIP300

2.3 TSG – Responsibilities

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2.4 Protection Hardware Requirements

2.4.1 Installation of setting scale label

Picture 1 : Hardware requirements for the VIP 35

Picture 3 : Wiring for changing the VIP 35 rating to 20-200 A

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2.5 Protection Setting Requirements for RMU

2.5.1 Picture of VIP 35 Relay Fascia

Picture 4 : Front view of the VIP 35

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Table 1 – Settings for the VIP35 Relay in M&G RM6 Unit

Earth Fault Setting

Current Setting (Amps @ 11 & 22kV) 10

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2.5.3 Relay Fascia for Settings applied to the VIP 300

Picture 5 : VIP 300 Relay Fascia

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2.5.4 Settings for the VIP300 Relay in M&G RM6 Unit

Phase Fault Current Threshold I>

PHASE CURRENT SETTING TABLE

Phase Fault Time Setting t> 0.6

I> Time M ultiplier x1

Phase Fault HiSet Current Threshold I>> OFF

Phase Fault HiSet Time Setting t>> 0.03

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