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12.1 INTRODUCTION. Conventional time-stepped distance protection is illustrated in Figure 12.1. One of the main disadvantages of this scheme is that the instantaneous Zone 1 protection at each end of the protected line cannot be set to cover the whole of the feeder length and is usually set to about 80%. This leaves two
Abstract—This paper presents a comparative study of the per- formance of distance relays for transmission lines compensated by shunt connected flexible ac transmission system (FACTS) con- trollers/devices. The objective of this study is to evaluate the perfor- mance of various distance protection schemes on transmission
Note. : Z2 reach should not encroach the next lower voltage level. : If Z3 reach encroaches next voltage level (after considering in feed), Z3 time must be coordinated. : If utility uses carrier blocking scheme, then the Z4 reach may be increased as the requirement. It should cover the LBB of local bus bar and should be.
fault cannot be cleared by distance relays, and ground directional overcurrent relays (or a scheme employing current alone) will have to be employed to insure clearing for high resistance ground faults. REPLICA IMPEDANCE. Many solid state relay systems (and some electro-mechanical relays) use a magnetic circuit such
Full-text (PDF) | In this paper we have reviewed some basic principles of distance protection. of fault resistance, different methods of polarizing distance functions, the need for phase selection, switchable vs. non-switchable schemes, distance function looking through power transformers or series compensated lines.
12 Mar 2012 Time-Stepped Distance Protection. 0. Coordination similar to that of inverse-time O/C. 0. Relay at A set to trip instantaneous for faults in its Zone. 1 (reaching ~80% of the line section). 0. Relay at A backs up relay at C after Zone 2 timer times out. 0. Faults at the end of the line also cleared in Zone 2 time
Distance Protection Scheme For Protection of Long Transmission Line. Considering the Effect of Fault Resistance By Using the ANN Approach. A.P.Vaidya & Prasad A. Venikar. Department of Electrical Engineering, Walchand College of Engineering, Sangli, Maharashtra, India. E-mail : anuneha_2000@yahoo.com
In this lecture we will. Introduce distance protection. Discuss advantages of distance protection. Fault modeling of balanced transmission line for 3 phase faults, L-L fault. Show that ground fault relays require different configuration. 21.1 Introduction. Overcurrent protection scheme is essentially a simple protection scheme.
and remote back-up functions in a single scheme. It can easily be adapted to create a unit protection scheme when applied with a signalling channel. In this form it is eminently suitable for application with high-speed auto- reclosing, for the protection of critical transmission lines. 11.2 PRINCIPLES OF DISTANCE RELAYS.
Recall that a distance relaying scheme uses only local voltage and current measurements for a bus and transmission line. Hence, it cannot model infeed or outfeed properly. Zone 2 and Zone 3 for Protection. Usually zone 2 is set to 120% of primary line impedance Z1. This provides sufficient margin to account for non-zero
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