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What should be the setting of undervoltage in a multifunction relay of incoming
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33kv in a 33/11kv substation. The transformer is with a auomatic tap changer
» Protection Riddles 2 controller with T1 = 150 sec and T2 = 10 sec in 85% undervoltage
» Protection Riddles 3 Author : Mubarak - From: Tunis
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» Protection Riddles 5 Mon, January 11th, 2016 - 15:03 #1
» Protection Riddles 6 The undervoltage relays are generally set in a range of 85%–95% of normal
voltage. The applied time delays usually range between 30 cycles and several
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minutes. Also you can refer to Protective Relays Application Guide, ALSTOM
» Protection Riddles 8 Transmission and Distribution, Protection and Control for useful information
» Protection Riddles 9 about voltage drop/dip considerations.
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23.3.1 Voltage Dips
» Protection Riddles 11 Figure 23.2 shows the profile of a voltage dip, together with the associated
» Protection Riddles 12 definitions. The major cause of voltage dips on a supply system is a fault on the
system, that is sufficiently remote electrically that a voltage interruption does
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not occur. Other sources are the starting of large loads (especially common in
» Protection Riddles 14 industrial systems), and, occasionally, the supply of large inductive loads.
» Protection Riddles 15 Voltage dips due to the latter are usually due to poor design of the network
feeding the consumer. A voltage dip is the most common supply disturbance
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causing interruption of production in an industrial plant. Faults on a supply
» Protection Riddles 17 network will always occur, and in industrial systems, it is often practice to
» Protection Riddles 18 specify equipment to ride-through voltage dips of up to 0.2s. The most common
exception is contactors, which may well drop out if the voltage dips below 80%
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of rated voltage for more than 50-100ms.
» Protection Riddles 20 Motor protection relays that have an undervoltage element setting that is too
» Protection Riddles 21 sensitive is another cause. Since contactors are commonly used in circuits
supplying motors, the impact of voltage dips on motor drives, and hence the
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process concerned, requires consideration. Other network-related fault causes
» Protection Riddles 23 are weather–related (such as snow, ice, wind, salt spray, dust) causing insulator
» Protection Riddles 24 flashover, collisions due to birds, and excavations damaging cables. Multiple
voltage dips, as illustrated in Figure 23.3, cause more problems for equipment
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than a single isolated dip.
» Protection Riddles 26 The impact on consumers may range from the annoying (non-periodic light
» Protection Riddles 27 flicker) to the serious (tripping of sensitive loads and stalling of motors). Where
repeated dips occur over a period of several hours, the repeated shutdowns of
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equipment can give rise to serious production problems. Figure 23.4 shows an
» Protection Riddles 29 actual voltage dip, as captured by a Power Quality recorder.
» Protection Riddles 30 Typical data for undervoltage disturbances on power systems during evolving
faults are shown in Figure 23.5. Disturbances that lie in the front right-hand
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portion of the histogram are the ones that cause most problems, but fortunately
» Protection Riddles 32 these are quite rare.
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Author : Hamid - From: Iran
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