Transcription of Transformer Differential Protection Setting Calculations
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Differential Protection Setting CalculationsTransformer Differential Protection Setting CalculationsTransformer Differential Protection Setting CalculationsDifferential Protection Setting Calculations Examine CT performance Calculate winding tap values Determine 87T pickup points- Determine variable percentage slope breakpoints- Determine harmonic restraint values Determine 87H pick up Determine 87GD pick upObjectivesDifferential Protection Setting Calculations Class C CTs have established secondary voltage/burden curves that are used to predict linear performance Operating a CT at values above the kneepoint on the curve invite unfaithful replication of the primary waveform and saturation Unfaithful replication (including saturation) between measurement CTs in a Differential Protection causes misoperationCT PerformanceDifferential Protection Setting Calculations Class C CTs are designed to faithfully replicate primary currents to within +/- 10% Class designations designate maximum secondary CT circuit voltage at standard burden that can be applied to maintain accuracy-Zrated = Voltage Class / 20 * Rated Secondary Current-Zrated = C800 / 20 * 5A = 8 , 800V at 8 burden-Zrated = C200 / 20 * 5A = 2 , 200V at 2 burdenClass C CTsDiff
Differential Protection Setting Calculations Where R CT is CT burden (internal) R W total resistance of the ct secondary wiring. R R is relay burden V S = I (R CT + R W + R R) Where I is the fault current and V S is the ct secondary voltage. In order to make sure that the ct is in the linear range (to avoid ac saturation of the ct’s), V
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