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    The document describes protection functions for an electrical system. It explains that when a reset period is initiated after a fault is detected, the time that a start signal was active is saved. If the fault reoccurs during the reset period, operate calculations continue using the saved values. If the reset period elapses without another fault, the operate timer is reset and saved values are cleared. It also presents an inverse time equation for curve type B used to calculate the operate time based on negative-sequence current, set start value, and rated current.

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    The document describes protection functions for an electrical system. It explains that when a reset period is initiated after a fault is detected, the time that a start signal was active is saved. If the fault reoccurs during the reset period, operate calculations continue using the saved values. If the reset period elapses without another fault, the operate timer is reset and saved values are cleared. It also presents an inverse time equation for curve type B used to calculate the operate time based on negative-sequence current, set start value, and rated current.

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    Inv. Curve B: Section 4 Protection Functions

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    The document describes protection functions for an electrical system. It explains that when a reset period is initiated after a fault is detected, the time that a start signal was active is saved. If the fault reoccurs during the reset period, operate calculations continue using the saved values. If the reset period elapses without another fault, the operate timer is reset and saved values are cleared. It also presents an inverse time equation for curve type B used to calculate the operate time based on negative-sequence current, set start value, and rated current.

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    Section 4

    Protection functions

    1MRS757644 B

    When the reset period is initiated, the time for which START has been active is
    saved. If the fault reoccurs, that is, the negative-sequence current rises above the
    set value during the reset period, the operate calculations are continued using the
    saved values. If the reset period elapses without a fault being detected, the operate
    timer is reset and the saved values of start time and integration are cleared.

    Inv. curve B
    The inverse time equation for curve type B is:
    t [ s] =

    k
    2

    I2 IS

    Ir Ir

    GUID-805DCB50-71D2-4721-830B-3343E1A5500B V1 EN

    (Equation 68)

    t[s] Operate time in seconds

    620 series
    Technical Manual

    Machine time Mult

    I2

    Negative-sequence current

    IS

    Set Start value

    Ir

    Set Rated current

    441

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