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FUSES
A Fuse is a short piece of metal, inserted in the circuit, which melts when excessive current flows through the circuit and thus breaks the faulty circuit. The fuse element is generally made of material having low of low melting point, high conductivity and least deterioration due to oxidation, e.g. silver, copper etc. it is inserted in series in the circuit to be protected.
Classification of Fuses:
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Low-voltage fuses Semi-enclosed rewirable fuse High rupturing capacity (HRC) cartridge fuse HRC fuse with tripping device
ii. High-voltage fuses Cartridge type Liquid type Metal clad fuses
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Protection Relay
A protection relay is a device that detects the fault and initiates the operation of the circuit breaker to isolate the defective system from the rest of the healthy system. The relay detects the abnormal condition by constantly measuring the electrical quantities e.g. voltage, current, frequency, phase angle, status of circuit breakers , etc. In changes of one or more quantities, the relay senses the faults, its type and location of the fault.
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Essential Requirements of Protective System:1. Current Transformers or CT :CT,s are required to scale down the primery current to suitable level so that relay can use it. CT,s can be single core or multi core. Each core can be single ratio or multi-ratio. Separate cores are needed for metering or protection purposes. Normally secondary current is 1A or 5A as per requirement.
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2. Potential Transformers or Voltage Transformers or PT/ VT,s :PT,s are needed to scale down the Primery voltage to suitable level so that it is useful for the relay. Normally secondary voltage is 110 V or 110/3 Volts as per requirement. PTs or VT,s are of single or three phase system.
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3-Auxiliary AC or DC Supply:Reliable and steady auxiliary supply is needed so that in all adverse operating conditions, it is available to the protective system to detect the faulty condition, and the relay could isolate the faulty system from the healthy system with the aid of circuit breakers. Normally DC with battery chargers are used as reliable and steady auxiliary supply system. Normally 12 V, 24 V, 48 V, 110 V or 220 V DC auxiliary supply system are used.
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4. Circuit Breakers:
Circuit breakers or CB,s are very much needed to operate the electrical circuits in all the operating conditions i.e. on no-Load, on Full-load. CB are also required to isolate the faulty system from healthy system on receipt of command from the protective system in the shortest possible time. CB status is also available to the protective system to properly take the decision of the fault.
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any ac/dc supplies, - All the pressure switches are in zero pressure state, - All relays are in non-operating state and their contacts are in normal state, - No current/ voltage from CT/ PT is available.
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The relay operates by virtue of a plunger being attracted into a solenoid or an armature being attracted towards the pole of an electromagnet which in turn operates the associated contacts bank. These types of relays may be operated by dc or ac quantities like as voltage, current etc. Normally this type of relays are used for supply status, CB status, Contact multiplication etc. 16
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STATIC RELAY
In Static Relays, the measurement is performed by electronic/magnetic/optical or other components without mechanical motion. Static relays have versatile characteristics, offer low burden and incorporate several protective/control/monitoring functions in one compact unit.
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CT
CB
Trip coil
MICROPROCESSOR
Setting
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Relays based on Operating Characteristics:-Instantaneous Relays, -Definite time delay relays, -Inverse definite minimum time delay relays (IDMT), -Voltage restraint over current relay,
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8. Over/ under voltage Relay, 9. Over-current Relay, 10. Bus-bar Protection Relay, 11. Breaker Failure Relay, 12.Direction O/C & Directional E/F Relays 13.Over/ Under Frequency Relay,
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Oil Temperature Relays, Winding Temperature Relays, Oil surge Relays (OSR), Buchholtz Gas Relay, Pressure Relief valves (PRV), Pressure Switches, Level Gauges, Flow meters, etc
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Generator Protection Generator Transformer Protection Bus-bar Protection Bus Coupler protection Transmission Line Protection Shunt Reactor protection
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ESD PSD
PSD
1.30 In 5.00 In
IB =0.50 In, k=0.05
PSD
PSD PSD ESD ESD ESD ESD ESD
I2 =0.05 In
IB =0.78 In -0.05 PN XA = -1.11 Un/In XB = -0.18 Un/In IB =0.10 In T/f ratio-50 REs-0.91k 0.176 Un/ In g setting = 0.10 In v setting = 0.25
5.00 sec
IDMT 3 sec 0.2 sec As per curve 1 sec 3 sec Inst.
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Over Voltage Stage-1 (59) Over Voltage Stage-2 (59) Under Voltage Stage-1 (27) Under Voltage Stage-2 (27) Over Frequency Stage-1 (81) Over Frequency Stage-2 (81) Under Frequency Stage-1 (81) Under Frequency Stage-2 (81) Over Fluxing Stage-1 (24) Over Fluxing Stage-2 (24) UAT Restricted E/F Protn. (51 N) GT/F Time Delayed O/C (51) Gen. Trans. Neu. O/C (51 N) 95% Stator E/F(59/27) Overall Differential (87 T)
Alarm ESD Alarm ESD Alarm PSD Alarm PSD Alarm PSD PSD ESD PSD ESD ESD
1.15 Un 1.25 Un 0.85 Un 0.80 Un 52.0 Hz 52.5 Hz 48.5 Hz 47.0 Hz 1.15 Un/fn 1.1 UB/fn IB =0.4 In, k=0.01 1.3 In IB =0.30 In 0.05 Un g setting = 0.20 In v setting = 0.5
2.00 sec 0.00 sec 10.0 sec 3.20 sec 1.00 sec 1.00 sec 1.00 sec 2.00 sec 2.00 sec 0.05 min As per curve 3.00 sec As per curve 0.05 sec Inst.
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-Bus bar protection is provided so that in case of fault on any of the bus-bar, the faulty bus will be isolated and other bus will continue to function without any interruption. - Breaker failure protection is provided to isolate the faulty breaker from the system, in case CB fail to isolate the fault.
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Bus-Coupler Protection
Relay : Model-SPAJ140C, Make-ABB
Provided to trip the buscoupler CB in case of over-loading of bus-coupler or fault on any of the bus-bar
i . Over Current Protection,
ii. Earth Fault Protection
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Under Impedance Over Voltage Back-up Over Current Back-up Earth fault Breaker Failure protection Auto-Reclosure Scheme
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3. Zone-3: 1.2 x (100% of Principal Line Section + 100% of the Adjoining longest Line )
4. Zone-4 : 1.2 x (100% of Principal Line Section + Single T/F of remote end ) 5. Reverse Zone: 25% of Zone-1
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3.Pole discrepancy scheme : In single pole circuit breakers, If due to any reason, one or two poles of the CB trips, the remaining pole trips after a short time delay. Normally it is of the order of 0.8 to 1.0 sec. It may be with CB schematic or outside. 4. Auto-reclosing Scheme: On tripping of Line CB on Temporary line fault, the scheme provides auto Reclosure of Line CB after a pre-set short time delay.
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The scheme may be single phase autoreclosing or three phase auto-reclosing or both. Normally single phase auto-reclosing scheme are employed. Three phase auto-reclosing scheme are best suited for radial lines.
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5. Carrier Inter-tripping Schemes :Normally 80% of Principal Line Section is covered by Zone-1 of the Line protection, the rest of the 20% is covered by Zone-2 protection with a minimum delay of 0.4 sec. To cover end 20% line fault in Zone-1 time also, Various carrier based carrier inter-tripping schemes are used:58
A. Permissive Under-reach carrier inter tripping Scheme, B. Permissive Over-reach carrier inter tripping Scheme, C. Carrier Blocking Scheme, D. Carrier Acceleration Scheme
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- Ratio Test of each core by Primary injection, - Polarity Test of cores, - Magnetizing Characteristics or knee point voltage test for identifying metering/ Protection cores
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- Ratio Test of each core by injecting voltage on Primary terminal and measuring voltages on secondary cores, - Polarity Test of cores with reference to Primary Terminal,
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- During Primary injection we have to ensure that the current in metering circuit is flowing from the metering core only and current in protection circuit is flowing from the protection core only otherwise the protection is likely fail during fault conditions.
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Checking of DC Schemes:
-The wiring of complete scheme is checked and corrected according to scheme. - Auxiliary DC supply is given to the panel and DC supply is checked at various points in the scheme/ Relays - The operation of DC relays checked as per schematics.
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Testing Of Relays:
-All the relays are tested for operation on various settings with the help of Secondary Relay Testing Kit Like as Doble, Omricon, TURH, ZFB etc. -The operating time of the relays is also measured to ensure the operation of relays within permissible limits.
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Energy meter etc and their running in proper direction, - Trip circuit supervision in healthy state, - Relays are measuring correct voltage & currents as per load condition.
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Testing Of Transformers
Following Tests are performed to Check the healthiness of Transformers:1.Insulation Resistance- HV-E, LV-E, HVLV by 5KV/ 10KV Megger. 2. Turn ratio Test 3. Open circuit Test from HV & LV side, 4. Short Circuit Test from HV to LV, 5. Magnetic Balance Test from Star side 6. Checking proper operation of OLTC.
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Testing Of Reactors:
Following Tests are performed to Check the healthiness of Reactors:1. Insulation Resistance- HV-E by 5KV/ 10KV Megger. 2. Open circuit Test from HV,
3. Magnetic Balance Test from HV
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