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    The document reports on recent trippings of the Sagamu Line 1 132kV line from Egbin's relays in Ikorodu. An investigation was conducted to check protective relays at customer sites on the line to determine if any were responsible for faults. Data extracted from relays at AFL, Phoenix, Quantum Steel and Monarch showed no fault events coinciding with the trippings. However, Quantum Steel's 132kV and 33kV protection relays have no provision for storing trip records, which is a concern.

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    The document reports on recent trippings of the Sagamu Line 1 132kV line from Egbin's relays in Ikorodu. An investigation was conducted to check protective relays at customer sites on the line to determine if any were responsible for faults. Data extracted from relays at AFL, Phoenix, Quantum Steel and Monarch showed no fault events coinciding with the trippings. However, Quantum Steel's 132kV and 33kV protection relays have no provision for storing trip records, which is a concern.

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    The document reports on recent trippings of the Sagamu Line 1 132kV line from Egbin's relays in Ikorodu. An investigation was conducted to check protective relays at customer sites on the line to determine if any were responsible for faults. Data extracted from relays at AFL, Phoenix, Quantum Steel and Monarch showed no fault events coinciding with the trippings. However, Quantum Steel's 132kV and 33kV protection relays have no provision for storing trip records, which is a concern.

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    The document reports on recent trippings of the Sagamu Line 1 132kV line from Egbin's relays in Ikorodu. An investigation was conducted to check protective relays at customer sites on the line to determine if any were responsible for faults. Data extracted from relays at AFL, Phoenix, Quantum Steel and Monarch showed no fault events coinciding with the trippings. However, Quantum Steel's 132kV and 33kV protection relays have no provision for storing trip records, which is a concern.

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    Protection Control & Metering Dept,

    Egbin Sub-Region,
    Egbin, Ikorodu.
    10th February, 2022
    To: Asst. General Manager(T)
    Egbin Sub-Region

    Thru: Principal Manager(t)


    Egbin Sub-Region

    Sir,

    REPORT ON THE RECENT TRIPPINGS OF THE SAGAMU LINE 1


    Sequel to the recent trippings observed on Sagamu Line 1, 132kV line from our relays at Ikorodu
    TS, investigation was conducted on the 9th February, 2022 to determine if any grid customer is
    responsible for the faults by checking the event records on their protective relays.

    Attached is the data extracted from the protective relays at the control rooms of the companies on
    Sagamu Line 1 which includes AFL, Phoenix, Quantum Steel and Monarch.

    Apparently, there is no fault event that coincides with the tripping recorded but of concern is the
    Quantum Steel protection relays (P111) for both 132 and 33kV panels that have no provision for
    storage of trip record.

    Thank you.

    BANKOLE J.K
    SM (PC&M)
    Egbin Sub-Region

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