Transcription of Principles of Differential Relaying
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Principles of Differential RelayingPrinciples of Differential RelayingPatrick ArendsePatrick ArendseSpecialist Engineer Specialist Engineer Secondary SystemsSecondary SystemsHydro Tasmania ConsultingHydro Tasmania ConsultingPrinciples of Differential Relaying Principles of Differential Relaying IntroductionIntroductionIntroductionClas sificationCurrent Balance Voltage BalanceHigh and Low Impedance restraint characteristic Low Impedance Diff SettingsTesting the restraint of Differential Relaying Principles of Differential Relaying IntroductionIntroductionPower systems divided into zones of bus, generator, transformer, transmission line, capacitor, motor, systems applied to these may be broadly classified as unit and non-uni
Principles of Differential Relaying The Restraint Characteristic What needs to be realised is that the first one is properly termed the restraint characteristic (RC) whilst the latter is an operating characteristic. Strictly speaking the RC tells us how much current a relay will use to …
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