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This document contains an assignment for a power system protection and stability course. It includes 4 problems related to transformer and busbar differential protection schemes. Problem 1 involves designing differential protection for a 3-phase power transformer. Problem 2 calculates the minimum percentage bias setting for differential protection on a single phase transformer. Problem 3 involves calculations for a high impedance busbar differential protection scheme. Problem 4 asks to sketch one phase of the protection scheme and explain why all CT ratios must be the same.

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Assignment 5 PDF

This document contains an assignment for a power system protection and stability course. It includes 4 problems related to transformer and busbar differential protection schemes. Problem 1 involves designing differential protection for a 3-phase power transformer. Problem 2 calculates the minimum percentage bias setting for differential protection on a single phase transformer. Problem 3 involves calculations for a high impedance busbar differential protection scheme. Problem 4 asks to sketch one phase of the protection scheme and explain why all CT ratios must be the same.

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Lahore University of Management Sciences

EE453 – Power System Protection and Stability Fall 2019-20

Due date: December 13, 2019 till 5pm.

Assignment No.5

Problem 1: Marks[20]

A three-phase, 50 Hz power transformer has following name-plate ratings: 250 MVA, 15.75
kV/400 kV delta-star, design the differential protection.

Problem 2: Marks[30]

Consider a single-phase 11 kV/11 kV 1.1 MVA transformer protected by percentage


differential protection. CTs with 5 A secondaries are used. It is known that the magnetizing
currents of the two CTs, for maximum external fault current, differ by 0.5 A. Assuming no
other source of error and a minimum Pick-up of 0.01 A, find the minimum percentage bias
setting so that the scheme remains stable on maximum external fault current.

Problem 3: Marks[30]

A 250 kV busbar consists of two incoming lines and four outgoing lines. The system is
solidly earthed and the switchgear capacity is 3500 MVA at 250 kV .
The parameters are:

CT saturation voltage VKnee > 120 V


CT magnetizing current up to 120 V = 0.28 mA/V (assumed linear)
Maximum full-load current in one line = 500 A
Relay load (1 A relay is used) = 1.0 ohm
Rlead wire= 2.0 ohm
Rs = CT secondary resistance = 0.7 ohm

1) If the over-current relay in the spill path is set at 1.0 A and the voltage setting Vset is
100 V,
Find

a) The maximum 'through fault' current up to which the scheme will remain stable.
b) Whether the answer in part (a) is commensurate with the switchgear capacity.
c) The minimum internal fault current which will be detected by the scheme.
d) The setting for detecting minimum internal fault current of 500 A?
e) The value of the stabilizing resistance.

2) It is required that a break in the pilot wire from a CT carrying a current of


25 A and more should be detected by the supervisory relay. Calculate the setting
of the supervisory relay?

Problem 4: Marks[20]

A) Sketch one phase of the high impedance busbar differential protection for a three-
phase busbar having three incoming and two outgoing feeders.
B) Why the CT ratio for all the CTs in the busbar differential scheme has to be same and
is decided by the feeder carrying maximum current.

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