Protection Application Example

380 kV OHL

From Table 2, the CT data is 5P20 20VA, therefore:

20 + 3
n' = 20 ⋅
0.82 + 3
n' = 120

with this value, the setting can then be calculated:

120
CT _ Saturation _ Threshold = ⋅ 1A
5
CT _ Saturation _ Threshold = 24 A

The applied setting in this case is therefore 24.0A

1150A Seal-in Time after MANUAL closures: This setting is only applicable when the
manual close binary input is allocated in the Matrix (refer to setting 1134
above). The time applied here should allow for the circuit breaker response
and any additional delays such as sync check release which can occur
between the initiation of the binary input and closure of the CB primary
contacts.
In this example, the manual close binary input is not allocated so this setting
is of no consequence and therefore left on the default value of 0,30 sec.

1151 Manual CLOSE COMMAND generation: If the manual close binary input is
allocated, it may be used to generate a close command to the circuit breaker
in the relay. Alternatively the input may be used only to inform the relay that a
manual close has been issued externally to the circuit breaker. If the relay
has to generate a close command following the initiation, this can be done
with or without sync check if the internal sync check function is available.
In this example the manual close binary input is not allocated so this setting
should be set to NO.

1152 MANUAL Closure Impulse after CONTROL: If the internal control functions
are used, either via front keypad or system interface, the issued control,
CLOSE command to the circuit breaker, can be used to activate the
protection functions in the same manner as the manual close binary input
would. The setting options provided consist of all the configured controls in
the device.
In this example the internal control functions are not used, so this setting is
left on the default value: <none>

9.3. Trip 1-/3-pole

As 1 and 3 pole tripping is applied in this example, the following settings must be
applied:

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