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EED443 Sheet 2

Power System Protection Sheet#2
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EED443 Sheet 2

Power System Protection Sheet#2
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Future University

Faculty of Engineering
Electrical Engineering Dept.

EED443: Power System Protection


Sheet 2

Overcurrent Relays
1. The input current to an overcurrent relay is 20 A. Calculate the operating time of the relay for
the following cases:
a. Low set: SI, TMS = 0.5, CS = 4 A, High set: None
b. Low set: VI, TMS = 1.0, CS = 5 A, High set: Instantaneous, CS = 18 A
c. Low set: Definite, Delay = 0.5 s, CS = 5A, High set: Instantaneous, CS = 25 A

Note: SI (Standard inverse), VI (Very Inverse), CS (Current setting)

2. An overhead Distribution feeder is subjected to a fault at its far end. The feeder is protected
using phase and ground overcurrent protection. The fault currents are
Fault Type 3-Phase L-G L-L
Fault Current 8000 A 7500 A 6200 A

The protection unit is composed of:


▪ 3 * 800:5A CT
▪ 1 * 2 cycle circuit breaker
▪ 3 * phase overcurrent Relay, SI, TMS = 0.2, CS = 6 A
▪ 1 * ground overcurrent Relay, SI, TMS = 0.1, CS = 3 A
Calculate the relay operating time for 3 case studies:
a. 3 Phase fault
b. Line to ground fault
c. Line to Line fault

Note: Neglect CT errors

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Faculty of Engineering
Electrical Engineering Dept.

3. The radial distribution system of Fig-1 is protected using overcurrent protection. Each of the
protection units B1, B2 and B3 is equipped with three phase relays and one ground relay. All
the relays use one stage I> IDMT inverse characteristic (refer to Fig-2). Check the response of
the three protection units; for the following faults:
i- F1: three phase fault at bus#3, |Ia| = |Ib| = |Ic| = 3200A.
ii- F2: AG fault on line 3-4, |Ia| = 2400A.
iii- F3: BC fault on line 2-3, |Ib| = |Ic| = 4000A.

Comment on the performance of the protection system based on the results obtained.

1 B1 2 B2 3 B3 4

~
F3 F2
F1

Fig -1

CB Phase Relays (IDMT) Ground Relay (IDMT)


Protection
CT ratio Interrupting Current Current
Unit TMS TMS
Time setting (A) setting (A)
B1 800:5 A 3 cycles 10 0.3 5 0.1
B2 400:5 A 3 cycles 8 0.2 2 0.1
B3 200:5 A 3 cycles 6 0.1 2 0.1

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Electrical Engineering Dept.

Fig - 2

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