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The document provides a tutorial on power system protection, focusing on instrument transformers and their calculations, including relay input currents, CT errors, and excitation curves. It includes examples of evaluating primary currents and plotting relationships between relay input and primary currents. Additionally, it covers topics such as voltage transformers, power factor adjustments, three-phase motors, and overcurrent relay settings.
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Solution Tuto 2

The document provides a tutorial on power system protection, focusing on instrument transformers and their calculations, including relay input currents, CT errors, and excitation curves. It includes examples of evaluating primary currents and plotting relationships between relay input and primary currents. Additionally, it covers topics such as voltage transformers, power factor adjustments, three-phase motors, and overcurrent relay settings.
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Power System Protection

Tutorial
Instrument Transformer
Q1:
A CO-8 relay with a current tap setting of 5 A is used with
150:5 CT. The CT secondary current I’ is the input to the relay
operating coil. The CO-8 relay burden is shown in Table for
various relay input currents.

Relay input current I’ (A) 5 8 10 13 15

Relay burden ZB (Ω) 0.5 0.8 1.0 1.3 1.5

• (i) Evaluate the primary current I and CT error for the given
relay input current in the table.
• (ii) Plot relay input current I’ versus primary current I for the
values of I’ in (i) .
Instrument Transformer

Excitation curve for a multi-ratio bushing CT


with a C100 ANSI accuracy classification.

CT Ratio Secondary resistance, Ω

50:5 0.061

100:5 0.082

150:5 0.104

200:5 0.125

250:5 0.146

300:5 0.168

400:5 0.211

450:5 0.230

500:5 0.242

600:5 0.296
• I’ = 5A
• E’
• Ie
•I
• CT error..

• Repeat the steps..


I’_5=5; Zb_5=0.5; N= 150/5
Based on Table,
Secondary resistance for CT ratio 150:5, Z=0.104
E’_5=(Z’+Zb_5) x I’_5=(0.104+0.5)x5=3.02V
From the curve we get,
Ie_5= 0.13
Ip_5=(n)(I’_5+Ie_5)=(150/5) x (5 + 0.13) = 153.9 A
CT Error = Ie/(I’+Ie) x 100
CTerr_5= [Ie_5/( I’_5+Ie_5)] x 100 = [0.13/(5+0.13)]x 100= 2.534%
-----------------
I’_5=8; Zb_5=0.8; N= 150/5
Based on Table,
Secondary resistance for CT ratio 150:5, Z=0.104
E’_8=(Z’+Zb_8) x I’_8=(0.104+0.8)x8=7.232V
From the curve we get,
Ie_8= 0.25
Ip_8=(n)(I’_8+Ie_8)=(150/5) x (8 + 0.25) = 247.5 A
CT Error = Ie/(I’+Ie) x 100
CTerr_8= [Ie_8/( I’_8+Ie_8)] x 100 = [0.25/(8+0.25)]x 100=3.03%
I’_10=10; Zb_10=1.0; N= 150/5
Based on Table,
Secondary resistance for CT ratio 150:5, Z=0.104
E’_10=(Z’+Zb_10) x I’_10=(0.104+1.0)x10=11.04V
From the curve we get,
Ie_10= 0.3
Ip_10=(n)(I’_10+Ie_10)=(150/5) x (10 + 0.3) = 309 A
CT Error = Ie/(I’+Ie) x 100
CTerr_10= [Ie_10/( I’_10+Ie_10)] x 100 = [0.3/(10+0.3)]x 100=2.91 %
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I’_15=15; Zb_15=1.5; N= 150/5
I’_13=13; Zb_5=1.3; N= 150/5 Based on Table,
Based on Table, Secondary resistance for CT ratio 150:5, Z=0.104
E’_15=(Z’+Zb_15) x I’_15=(0.104+1.5)x15=24.06V
Secondary resistance for CT ratio 150:5, Z=0.104
E’_13=(Z’+Zb_13) x I’_13=(0.104+1.3)x13=18.252V From the curve we get,
From the curve we get, Ie_15= 0.55

Ie_13= 0.5
Ip_13=(n)(I’_13+Ie_13)=(150/5) x (13 + 0.43) = 405A Ip_15=(n)(I’_15+Ie_15)=(150/5) x (15 + 0.55) = 466.5 A
CT Error = Ie/(I’+Ie) x 100
CTerr_13= [Ie_13/( I’_13+Ie_13)] x 100 = [0.5/(13+0.5)]x 100=3.7% CT Error = Ie/(I’+Ie) x 100
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CTerr_10= [Ie_15/( I’_15+Ie_15)] x 100 = [0.55/(15+0.55)]x
100=3.537 %
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14

12 I’ Ip
0 0
5 153.9
10

8 247.5
8
I'

10 310.5
6
13 402.9
4
15 466.5

0
153.9 247.5 310.5 402.9 466.5
Ip
Instrument Transformer
Voltage transformer (minggu depan)
• Given the open-delta PT connection shown in Figure 10.38, both
VTs having a voltage rating of 240 kV : 120 V, the voltages are
specified as VAB = 230∠ 0º, VBC = 230∠ -120ºand VCA = 230 ∠
120ºkV. Determine Vab, Vbc, and Vca.
Instrument Transformer(minggu depan)
The primary conductor in Figure is one phase of three phase transmission line operating at 345 kV,
600 MVA, 0.95 power factor lagging. The CT ratio is 1200:5 and the VT ratio is 3000:1. Determine the
CT secondary current I’ and the VT secondary voltage V’. Assume zero CT error.
Power Factor
• When connected to a 120 V (rms), 50 Hz power line, a load absorbs 5 kW at a lagging power factor
of 0.7. Find the value of capacitance necessary to rise the pf to 0.90.
Three phase
• A three-phase motor can be regarded as a balanced Y-load. A three-
phase motor draws 6.6 kW when the line voltage is 220 V and the line
current is 20 A. Determine the power factor of motor.

• Tips.. Example in lecture note..


Overcurrent relay
• The input current to a CO-8 relay is 10 A. Determine the relay
operating time for the following current tap settings (TS) and time dial
settings (TDS):
• (a) TS=1.0,TDS=1/2;
• (b) TS=2.0, TDS=1.5;
• (c) TS=2.0, TDS=7;
• (d) TS=3.0, TDS=7;
• (e) TS=12.0, TDS=1.

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