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Reverse Power Protection & Its Setting

Reverse power protection prevents damage from turbine or generator motoring in two situations: 1) Protection against overspeed (32G #1) trips the generator if turbine fails to prevent motoring from damaging the turbine. Settings are -0.002 per unit power level and 1 second trip delay. 2) Protection against generator motoring (32G #2) trips the generator if power input can't meet losses to prevent overheating the turbine from prolonged motoring. Settings are -0.004 per unit power level and 15 second trip delay.

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Reverse Power Protection & Its Setting

Reverse power protection prevents damage from turbine or generator motoring in two situations: 1) Protection against overspeed (32G #1) trips the generator if turbine fails to prevent motoring from damaging the turbine. Settings are -0.002 per unit power level and 1 second trip delay. 2) Protection against generator motoring (32G #2) trips the generator if power input can't meet losses to prevent overheating the turbine from prolonged motoring. Settings are -0.004 per unit power level and 15 second trip delay.

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Reverse Power Protection.

1- Protection against overspend 32G (# 1).


In case of Turbine Failure, the Turbine is tripped and then the Generator is tripped by operation of reverse power relay to prevent overspending of the Turbine generator unit.

2- Protection against generator motoring 32G (#2).


-Generator motoring protection is designed for the prime mover or the system, rather than for the generator.

- With steam turbines, Turbines will overheat on low steam flow, motoring results from a low input To the Ac Generator, - When This I/P cant meet all the losses, the deficiency is supplied by absorbing real power from the system. - since field excitation should remain the same , the same reactive power would flow as before motoring , thus, on motoring the real power will be into the generator, while the reactive power may be either flowing out or into the generator

Setting of Reverse Power Relays

Data for setting calculations -Rated Capacity of Generator -------- 440,000 KVA -No Load Loss of Generator --------- 1,785 KW -No Load Loss of Turbine ---------- 1,350 KW -No Load Loss of TG unit ---------- 3,135 KW -Permissible Motoring Time ------- 60 Sec. -Relay Constant ------------------- 1 P.U. = Generator KVA

Setting Of Reveres Power Relay 32G ( #1 )


1- Reverse Power Trip Level
Trip Level < No load loss of TG unit * 0.3 = 3,135 * 0.3 = 940.5 KW Pick up = Trip level / relay constant = 941 / 440,000 = 0.0021 P.U. Setting = - 0.002 P.U. ( 880KW )

2- Reverse Power Trip Delay


Trip Delay < Perm. Motoring time (60 Sec.) Setting = 50 Cycles (1 Sec.)

Setting Of Reveres Power Relay 32G ( #2 )


1- Reverse Power Trip Level

Trip Level < No load loss of TG unit * 0.5 = 3,135 * 0.5 = 1,568 KW Pick up = Trip level / relay constant = 1,568 / 440,000 = 0.004 P.U. Setting = - 0.004 P.U. ( 1,760KW )

2- Reverse Power Trip Delay


Trip Delay < Perm. Motoring time (60 Sec.) Setting = 750 Cycles (15 Sec.)

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