CDG 11 CDG 16 (eo fel Measurements Types CDG1&16 The type CDG11 relay is a heavily damped induction disc unit with an inverse definite minimum time/current characteristic, The relay gives solective phase and earth fault overcurrent protection in time graded systems to transformers, a.c, machines and feeders, etc., and ensures that a minimum number of circuit breakers are tripped to cfear a faulted section (see Application Sheet MS/5087). The operating coil is wound to give time/current curves of the same shape on each of seven current taps which are selected by a plug setting bridge. The highest current tap is automatically selected when the plug is removed, so that adjustments can be made on load without open-circuiting the current transformer. The relay hes a high torque movement to ensure consistent timing even under adverse conditions, and a low burden and overshoot. Adjustment of the time setting is made by rotating a knurled moulded disc against a graduated time multiplier scale. A high set overcurrent unit (type CAG) can be fitted in the seme case to provide instantaneous. protection under maximum short circuit conditions (see Application Sheet MS/5087). The type CDG21 relay is either a double pole version (with two earth fault units or two over- current units) of the type CDG11, or a type CDG11 with an instantaneous unit. The type CDG31 relay is a triple pole version (with three overcurrent units or two overcurrent units and one earth fault unit in the centre) of the type CDG11. CURRENT SETTINGS Equally Spaced Tap Ranges 10-40%, 20-80% or 50-200% of 05, 1-0 or 5:0 amps 50 or 60Hz adjustable in seven equal steps. Graded Tap Ranges 10-40%, 20-80% or 50-200% of 05, 10 or 5-0 amps and 30-120% or 80-320% of 5 amp 50 or 60Hz adjustable in seven unequal steps as follows 25%, 30%, 375%, 50%, 60%, 75% and 100% of top tap value. Starting Current 103-105% of current set- ting ‘Type CDGTI relay Closing Current 115°, of current setting (117°, when fitted with a mechanical operation indicator) Resetting Current The maximum current up, to which the disc will completely reset is 90°, of current setting. TIME SETTINGS 0-4-3 seconds at 10 times current setting or 0-3.0 seconds at 10 times current setting (8.8.142:1966) Resetting Time With the time multiplier set at 1-0 the resetting times of the above are four seconds and nine seconds respectively. Overshoot On removal of a curent equal to 20 times current setting the overshoot times of the above are 0-065 second and 0:04 second respectively.BURDENS Standard (3VA nominal)— 2VA at current setting on lowest tap 3-5VA at current setting on highest tap Alternative with lower operating torque (1VA nominal) — -78VA at current setting on lowest tap 1.3VA at current setting on highest tap THERMAL RATING The relay will withstand twice the setting current continuously and 20 times the maximum setting current for three seconds. ACCURACY ‘The relay is calibrated at 0 Hz and 20°C and falls into error class index E7-5 as given in BS, 142:1966, Frequency Error Lass than 8% for frequency variation of 2 cycles; the time grading of a pro- tective system would be unaffected by this error since all the relays would be similarly affected. 9 | 3 TIME-CURRENT CHARACTERISTIC SS INVERSE TIME RELAY COGII 1a Sec. 6 § z 3, 10 09 cs Zou Ss ree 07 os} jos a os 3 ol am oo 7 : i er 7 yA Se TRO MULTIPLES OF PLUG SETTING CURAENT Cove erence 58. 823.15 70 Temperature Error For an overload equal to ten times the current setting, the percentage timing errors at ++45°C and —5°C are res- pectively:— 4.8 second relay 30 second relay a0 and -+4% 3% and 44% AUXILIARY UNITS AND OPERATION INDICATORS Shunt reinforcing or series seal in auxiliary attracted armature units with a hand reset ‘operation indicator can be fitted. Relays supplied without an auxiliary unit have @ hand reset 1 indicator mechanically operated by the Standard Coil Ratings Voltage operated (shunt) auxiliary units: 30, 110, 126 or 220 volts dic. at @ nominal burden of 3 watts continuously rated. TIME-CURRENT CHARACTERISTIC! INVERSE TINE RELAY COGII 3 SEC, TO 85.102 ko 1 09 los ¢ 07 a : os g os Erol go) os Zoe = IS | os} oz | oat ov od Ea MULTILES OF PLUG SETTING CURRENT ‘Cuwe seterones $77396206.017 7890THMLOANCHCURRENT cunves FOR TPE Co HELATS A rncoance covey 8 2 MULDREES OF PLUG SETTING CURRENT Current operated (series) auxiliary units: Tae | tes Other coil ratings can be supplied for both types of auxiliary unit. Contacts One or two electrically separate normally-open self or hand reset contacts are fitted which will make and carry 7500VA for 0-5 second with maxima of 30 amps and 660 volts ac.orde. Relays supplied without an auxiliary unit have one or two pairs of normally-open self reset contacts which will make and carry 2500VA for 0.5 second with maxima of 10 amps and 660 volts a.c. or d.c, The two contact relay has @ modified disc/contact assembly and is designated CDG16, CDG26 or CDG36. A.C. Trip Circuit Where a tripping supply is not available, @ modified relay can be supplied which trips the circuit breaker directly using current from the line transformer, The a.c. trip- ping circuit incorporates a current transformer and an instantaneous unit which will safely control a.c. tip coil currents up to 150 amps at 150 volts. Applications where the trip current exceeds this value can also be catered for. CASES The relays are supplied in drawout cases available for flush or projecting mounting, and finished in Phenolic black as standard. These cases offer many advantages including ease of maintenance and testing, and are fitted with a contact which short circuits the associated current transformer IR@EDANCK/CURENT CURVES FOR TyPe CDG AELAYE iorconsce (ones) MULTIPLES OF PLUG SETTING CURRENT on withdrawal of the unit, A fitter is fitted which equalises the pressure inside and outside the case without admitting dust. Relays for use in exceptionally severe environ- ments can be finished to B,S.2011:20/50/56 at extra cost standard relays are finished to 8.S.2011:20/40/4 and are satisfactory for normal use. r ga rH) Est i | | Fic fos jaw) soar | Ee neLay case Tesmina Connection diagram for a.c. serles tippingCASE DIMENSIONS imensioned draw- = ings of case out- wth Depth* lines, panel cut-outs and mounting details coon | a are available on coeat 10 | 9m | 233 | 6H | 170 | 7a | 197 | request ‘Maximum Overall Dimensions Cate Height cocat 20 | sp | 422 | oi | 170 | 72 | 197 (double pole) | (Vert) wo | am | w | owl m | a | we [Were [ a [afm || a |» noe * fhe EARTHING ARRANGEMENTS ‘Although notincludedin the diagram, itis assumed eae ae that secondary C.T. and/or V.T. circuits will be aR mee safety requirements and determined by the be beled pane sritchgcer contractor or use, in doubt, plese f eet ay ERRER™ consult GEC Measurements for advice Ur = earthed as necessary in compliance with standard ‘st INSULATION The relay will withstand 2-0 kV rms. a.c. 50 Hz Beste for minute between alive pars and earth and ae betwoon al cute not intended tobe connected together. It will also withstand 1 kV rms. a.c. ee 50 Hz for 1 minute across open contacts. INFORMATION REQUIRED WITH ORDER 4 ae Relay type 1 — La Current setting range Current transformer secondary rating my Ete Characteristic (time setting) Burden eames, Tip cirui al in, shunt rein- 4 fas 4 fauna racy Clreuit current (series seal in) circuit voltage (shunt reinforcing) Operation indicator inscription if required Typical epplietion and intemal eirout diagram of type ae rete rtay wih ors seat in Auxiliary contacts (hand or seif reset) Details of instantaneous unit (CAG) required Case mounting ur policy is one of continuous product development and the right is Feservad to supply eauinment which may vary slightly fom ther describe GEC Measurements the General Electric Company Limited of England ‘St. Leonards Works Stafford ST17 4LX England Telephone: 07853251 Telex: 36240 Cables: Measurements Stafford Telex Publication R-5090D (9796065? Printed in England