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R4054M
R4054M
R4054M
Type LFCB
Digital Current Differential Relay
Features
Models Available
A range of communication
interfaces is available to allow the
LFCB to work with different types of
dedicated or multiplexed
communications links.
Application
Ia, Ib, Ic
Current
inputt
Plant and
protection
contacts
Auxiliary
dc supply
A/D
converter
OptoIsolators
DC DC
converter
Microcomputer
+6.5V
+19.5V
19.5V
+24V
Auxiliary
relay
outputs
Communication
Digital
communication
link to remote
relays
Operator
interface
LCD display
and keypad
LED indications
serial and
parallel I/O
Description
Operation
An LFCB current differential
protection system consists of
identical relay units located at each
end of the protected line. In contrast
to conventional analogue relays, the
three phase currents at each line
end are measured by sampling at a
fixed frequency. The data samples
represent the instantaneous values
of the current waveforms and may
contain dc offset, harmonics and
high frequency components. It is
desirable therefore to filter and
preprocess the data to a form
suitable for the calculation of the
magnitudes of differential and bias
currents. This is achieved by digital
filtering using the One Cycle Fourier
filtering technique which yields the
power frequency components of the
current waveforms in vector form.
The vector values of all three phases
together with other relevant timing
and status information are
transmitted over the communication
channels to the other ends of the
line. Based on the local and
received vector information, the
differential currents and bias
currents of all three phases can be
calculated and compared on a per
phase basis to make the tripping
decision.
When vector samples from each
end are compared, they must
correspond to the same sampling
instant to prevent an erroneous
differential current being measured.
Unless the sampling times are
synchronised at each end, it is
necessary for the vector samples to
be time aligned to compensate for
the different sampling instants and
the channel propagation delay for
data to be sent from one end to
another.
94A1
F17
F19
Protected Zone
P2
P1
S2
S1
C
B
Phase rotation
94A2
F18
94A3
G17
F20
A
B
G19
94A4
94B1
94B2
F22
94B3
G21
A23
F24
(See Note 2)
G23
A24
A25
94B4
A26
94C1
94C2
F26
94C3
G25
H14
F28
G27
A1
94C4
Inhibit
trip/alarm
outputs
941
A3
Reconfiguration
interlock (Note 6)
Opto-input
Auxiliary
supply
VX(2)
Initiate
permissive
intertrip
942
F14
961
G13
F16
A5
G15
LFCB103
A6
962
Digital current
differential relay
A7
A8
852
Reset
indication
and alarm
853
G9
854
G10
G11
A11
Time sync
G12
A12
94D(A)1
94D(A)2
F5
94D(B)1
F2
F4
CH1
RX
Fibre optic
communication
(see Note 5)
94D(B)2
F6
94D(C)1
F7
F8
TX
97Z1
RX
97X1
97X2
G6
97Y2
G1
G3
97Y1
G5
97W1
H5
H6
Notes
1.
(a)
(b)
(c)
2.
3.
4.
D.
(3)
Trip B
(4)
Trip C
(1)
Trip C
(2)
Trip C
(3)
Trip C
(4)
See
Note 7
Any trip
(1)
Any trip
(2)
Block auto
reclose (1)
Block auto
reclose (2)
See
Note 6
Intertrip (1)
Intertrip (2)
Intertrip (3)
Intertrip (4)
Protection operated A
Spare
Protection operated B
Spare
Protection operated (C)
Communication
supervision alarm
Protection scheme
inoperative alarm
Spare
Spare
Relay inoperative alarm
(see Notes 3 & 4)
Power supply failure
alarm (see Note 3)
5.
6.
7.
C.
Trip B
G2
G4
Case earth
(2)
G7
G8
CH2
Trip B
F1
F3
TX
(1)
F10
F12
A10
Trip B
F9
F11
A9
(4)
G14
G16
851
Initiate
intertrip
Trip A
F13
F15
A4
(3)
G26
G28
A2
Trip A
F25
F27
DC supply
VX(1)
(2)
G22
G24
H13
Trip A
F21
F23
A22
(1)
G18
G20
A21
Trip A
Figure 3: External connection diagram: type LFCB digital current differential relay with fibre optic communications interface.
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Bias Restraint
Characteristic
Test Facilities
Power-on Diagnostics
and Continuous SelfMonitoring
Power-on diagnostic tests are
carried out automatically by the
relay when it is switched on.
These tests include checks on the
timer, microprocessor, memory and
other major components. There are
also a number of system checks
which continuously monitor the
operation of the relay.
Print Facility
Settings and recorded information
stored in the relay can be printed
out via the parallel port or the serial
port on the front panel.
Each printout contains the user
defined relay identification and time
and date of printing.
Ia
Differential
current
Idiff
Ib
Ic
Trip
Percentage
bias k2
Percentage
bias k1
No trip
IS1
Idiff
Ia + Ib + Ic
Ibias
0.5 ( Ia + Ib + Ic )
IS2
IS2
Idiff
IS2
Bias current
Ibias
k1 Ibias + IS1
k2 Ibias (k2 k1) IS2 + IS1
Permissive Intertrip
Facility
Intertrip Facility
This is an auxiliary signalling facility
whereby when the initiate intertrip
opto isolator is activated, the relay
sets a corresponding status bit in its
transmit message to command the
remote relays to close their intertrip
output contacts (85-1 to 85-4).
It may be assigned by the user to
any trip or signalling function such
as direct transfer trip or to block
auto-reclose.
Relay A
Transformer
protection
Relay B
DTT = 1
Data message
Opto
IB
F
Relay A
Relay B
PIT = 1
Data message
Opto
Busbar
relay
Relay A
Relay B
Relay C
Opto
Figure 7: Reconfiguration
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Communication
Interfacing
To ensure compatibility with a wide
range of communication equipment
and media the LFCB is designed to
work within the signalling
bandwidth of a basic 56/64kb/s
pulse code modulated (PCM)
channel.
Several options are available for
interfacing the LFCB to a
communications link. The link can
Optical fibres
Optical fibres
LFCB
LFCB
MITZ
LFCB
Other protection and
telecommunication
equipment
Electrical
connections
PCM
MUX
Multiplexed
link
Multiplexed Link-Optical
Cables Connecting Relay
and Multiplexer
When using multiplexers, the LFCB
relay should contain the short range
850nm optical interface (see
section: Dedicated Optical Link for
details).
An MITZ interface is required at the
multiplexer end for optical/electrical
signal conversions. One MITZ unit is
required per communications
channel per relay. All MITZ units use
the same type of optical transmitter
and receiver as the LFCB short
range 850nm optical interface.
MITZ versions
The MITZ 01 interface unit supports
G.703 co-directional interfacing.
The MITZ 02 interface unit supports
V.35 interfacing.
Technical Data
Ratings
Current (In)
1A or 5A
(4 x In continuous)
(100In or 400A or 1s)
Frequency
Nominal
50Hz
60Hz
Operative Range
47 to 51Hz
56.4 to 61.2Hz
Nominal
Operative Range
24/27V
30/34V
48/54V
110/125V
220/250V
19.2
24
38.4
88
176
Nominal
Operative Range
(Opto-isolator supply)
24/34V
48/54V
110/125V
220/250V
19.2
38.4
88
176
32.4V
40.8V
64.8V
150V
300V
40.8V
64.8V
150V
300V
See Figure 4
Settings
Basic differential current (IS1)
Threshold for increase bias (IS2)
Accuracy
Operating time
Frequency
50Hz
60Hz
Minimum
18ms
16ms
Reset time
Typical
22 30ms
19 25ms
75%
Note: This is the differential current
at which the relay resets, divided by
the differential current at which the
relay operates.
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Contact rating
Make and carry for 0.2s
Carry continuously
Break (104 operations)
Durability
Loaded contact
Unloaded contact
Burdens
AC
<0.1VA
DC (Vx(1))
DC (Vx(2))
Calendar clock
Intertrip
Operating time
Reset time
Permissive intertrip
Time delay setting
= kneepoint voltage
of current
transformer for
through fault
stability.
RCT = resistance of
current transformer
secondary circuit
(ohms).
RL
= lead resistance of
single lead from
relay to current
transformer (ohms).
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Electrical environment
High frequency disturbance
IEC 60255-22-1:1988 Class III
Electrostatic discharge
IEC 60255-22-2:1989 Class IV
EN 50081-2:1994
EN 50082-2:1995
Product safety
73/23/EEC
Idiff 5
(x In)
4
s
25
ms
Idiff 5
(x In)
Compliance is demonstrated by
reference to generic safety
standards.
Relay settings:
23
IS1
k1
IS2
k2
27
2
30
35
25
(a) 50Hz
4
5
Ibias (x In)
ms
30
s
35m
ms
(b) 60Hz
4
5
Ibias (x In)
=
=
=
=
0.2 In
30%
2.0 In
150%
Atmospheric environment
Temperature
IEC 60255-6:1988
IEC 60068-2-1:1990
IEC 60068-2-2:1974
Humidity
IEC 60068-2-3: 1969
Enclosure protection
IEC 60529: 1989
Mechanical environment
Vibration
IEC 60255-21-1:1988
Response Class 1
Case
Type LFCB relays are housed in
Multi-module MIDOS cases.
(See Figure 10).
Rated current
1A or 5A
Rated frequency
50Hz or 60Hz
Type of communication
interface being used:
Direct optical link
Multiplexed link
Case mounting
Rack
Panel.
14
Rack mounting
7 max.
438
31.75
0.4
12.7
0.4
Removable
cover
432
450 min.
Hinged front
panel
Push button
projection 10mm max.
U Scale
U = 44.45
465.1 1.6
Tolerance between
any two holes
within a distance
of 1mm 0.4
10
178
101.6
10
465
483
252
37
Side
Front
Allow a minimum of
50mm for teeminal block
and wiring
10.6
All dimensions in mm
Terminal screws:
M4 x 8 brass Cheese Head with
Lockwashers are provided
Panel mounting
438
Removable
cover
432
Hinged front
panel
Push button
projection
10mm max.
180.5 191
10
440
178
201
10
443
252
37
Side
Front
15
Fixing holes
5.4
ALSTOM T&D Protection & Control Ltd St Leonards Works, Stafford, ST17 4LX England
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1999 ALSTOM T&D Protection & Control Ltd
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