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Undervoltage Relay Settings Explained

The document discusses the setting of undervoltage in multifunction relays for a 33/11kV substation, recommending a range of 85%-95% of normal voltage with time delays between 30 cycles to several minutes. It highlights the causes and impacts of voltage dips, including faults and large load starts, and emphasizes the importance of equipment design to handle these disturbances. Additionally, it notes that repeated voltage dips can lead to significant production issues in industrial settings.

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Undervoltage Relay Settings Explained

The document discusses the setting of undervoltage in multifunction relays for a 33/11kV substation, recommending a range of 85%-95% of normal voltage with time delays between 30 cycles to several minutes. It highlights the causes and impacts of voltage dips, including faults and large load starts, and emphasizes the importance of equipment design to handle these disturbances. Additionally, it notes that repeated voltage dips can lead to significant production issues in industrial settings.

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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
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» 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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