sch85 v2.0

FUNCTION BLOCK DESCRIPTION
Teleprotection
ANSI: 85
DOCUMENT ID: PP-13-22409

VERSION: 2.0
PROTECTION, AUTOMATION AND
2021-09-15, BUDAPEST CONTROL FOR POWER INDUSTRY
VERSION INFORMATION
VERSION INFORMATION
VERSION DATE MODIFICATION COMPILED BY

Preliminary 2009-10-30 Preliminary version, without technical information Petri
1.0 2010-12-13 First edition Petri
New design, new chapters (overview, notes for
2.0 2021-09-15 Saina, Erdős
testing) added
2 Teleprotection function
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CONTENTS
CONTENTS
1 Application ............................................................................................................................ 4
1.1 Principle of operation ..................................................................................................... 5
1.1.1 Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip (PUTT)....................................................... 5
1.1.1.1 Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip (PUTT) with Pickup (Start) ........................ 6
1.1.1.2 Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip (PUTT) with Overreach ............................. 8
1.1.2 Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip (POTT) ...................................................... 10
1.1.3 Directional comparison (Dir.Comparison) ........................................................... 12
1.1.4 Blocking directional comparison (Dir.Blocking) ................................................... 14
1.1.5 Direct underreaching transfer trip (DUTT) ........................................................... 16
2 Teleprotection function overview ........................................................................................ 18
2.1 Settings ........................................................................................................................ 18
2.1.1 Parameters .......................................................................................................... 18
2.2 Function I/O ................................................................................................................. 19
2.2.1 Analogue inputs ................................................................................................... 19
2.2.2 Binary input signals (graphed output statuses) ................................................... 19
2.2.3 Binary output signals (graphed input statuses) ................................................... 19
2.2.4 Online data .......................................................................................................... 19
2.2.5 Events .................................................................................................................. 19
2.3 Technical data ............................................................................................................. 20
2.4 Notes for testing .......................................................................................................... 20
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APPLICATION
1 Application
The non-unit protection functions, generally distance protection, can have two, three or even more
zones available. These are usually arranged so that the shortest zone corresponds to an
impedance slightly smaller than that of the protected section (underreach) and is normally
instantaneous in operation. Zones with longer reach settings are normally time-delayed to achieve
selectivity.
As a consequence of the underreach setting, faults near the ends of the line are cleared with a
considerable time delay. To accelerate this kind of operation, protective devices at the line ends
exchange logic signals (teleprotection). These signals can be direct trip command, permissive or
blocking signals.
In some applications even the shortest zone corresponds to an impedance larger than that of the
protected section (overreach). As a consequence of the overreach setting, faults outside the
protected line would also cause an immediate trip command that is not selective. To prevent such
unselective tripping, protective devices at the line ends exchange blocking logic signals.
The combination of the underreach – overreach settings with direct trip command, permissive of
blocking signals facilitates several standard solutions, with the aim of accelerating the trip
command while maintaining selectivity.
The teleprotection function block is pre-programmed for some of these modes of operation. The
required solution is selected by parameter setting; the user has to assign the appropriate inputs
by graphic programming.
Similarly, the user must assign the “send” signal to a relay output and to transmit it to the far end
relay. The trip command is directed graphically to the appropriate input of the trip logic, which will
energize the trip coil.
Depending on the selected mode of operation, the simple binary signal sent and received via a
communication channel can have several meanings:
• Direct trip command
• Permissive signal
• Blocking signal
To increase the reliability of operation, in this implementation of the telecommunication function

the sending end generates a signal, which can be transmitted via two different channels.
NOTE: the type of the communication channel is not considered here. It can be:
• Pilot wire
• Fiber optic channel
• High frequency signal over transmission line
• Radio or microwave
• Binary communication network
• Etc.
The function receives the binary signal via optically isolated inputs. It is assumed that the signal
received through the communication channel is converted to a DC binary signal matching the
binary input requirements.
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1.1 Principle of operation

For the selection of one of the standard modes of operation, the function offers two enumerated
parameters. With the parameter “Operation”, the following options are available:
• PUTT
• POTT
• Dir. Comparison
• Dir. Blocking
• DUTT
While with the parameter “PUTT Trip”, the PUTT option can be modified.
1.1.1 Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip (PUTT)

The IEC standard name of this mode of operation is Permissive Underreach Protection (PUP).
The protection system uses telecommunication, with underreach setting at each section end. The
signal is transmitted when a fault is detected by the underreach zone. Receipt of the signal at the
other end initiates tripping, if other local permissive conditions are also fulfilled, depending on
parameter setting.
For trip command generation using the parameter “PUTT Trip”, the following options are available:
• with Pickup (Start)
• with Overreach
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APPLICATION
1.1.1.1 Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip (PUTT) with Pickup

(Start)
The protection system uses telecommunication, with underreach setting at each section end.
The signal is transmitted when a fault is detected by the underreach zone. The signal is prolonged
by a drop-down timer.
Receipt of the signal at the other end initiates tripping in the local protection if it is in a started
state.
Scheme of operation:
T
UZSt
Send
AND Send
Blk NOT
CarrFail NOT
Fig. 1-1 Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip (PUTT) with Pickup (Start): Send signal
generation
Rec1
OR
Rec2
ZSt Fw
AND Ztp
Blk NOT
CarrFail NOT
Fig. 1-2 Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip (PUTT) with Pickup (Start): Trip command
generation
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APPLICATION
Required parameter setting:

Table 1-1 Enumerated parameters for PUTT with Pickup (Start)
ENUMERATED PARAMETER (TITLE) EXPLANATION
Operation PUTT
PUTT Trip with Pickup (Start)
Table 1-2 Timer parameters for PUTT with Pickup (Start)

TIMER PARAMETER (TITLE) REQUIRED SETTING
Send Prolong time To be set as required
Direct Trip delay -
Z Start delay (block) -
Min. Block time -
Prolong Block time -
Table 1-3 Required input connections of the function block

FUNCTION BLOCK INPUT REQUIRED SIGNAL
SCH85_Blk_GrO_ (Block) Connect if blocking by a signal is needed
SCH85_CarFail_GrO_ (Carrier fail) Connect if carrier failure signal is available
At least one of Received1/ Received 2 is to be
SCH85_Rec1_GrO_ (Received 1)
connected
connected
SCH85_ZStFw_GrO_ (Z Gen.start Fw) To be connected
SCH85_ZStBw_GrO_ (Z Gen.start Bw) -
SCH85_UZSt_GrO_ (Z Underreach Start) To be connected
SCH85_OZSt_GrO_ (Z Overreach Start) -
SCH85_GenTr_GrO_ (General Trip) -
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APPLICATION
1.1.1.2 Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip (PUTT) with Overreach

The signal is transmitted when a fault is detected by the underreach zone. The signal is prolonged
Receipt of the signal at the other end initiates tripping if the local overreaching zone detects fault.
T
UZSt
Send
AND Send
Blk NOT
CarrFail NOT
Fig. 1-3 Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip with Overreach: Send signal generation
Rec1
OR
Rec2
OZSt
AND Ztp
Blk NOT
CarrFail NOT
Fig. 1-4 Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip with Overreach: Trip command generation
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Table 1-4 Enumerated parameters for PUTT with Overreach

ENUMERATED PARAMETER (TITLE) EXPLANATION
Operation PUTT
PUTT Trip with Overreach
Table 1-5 Timer parameters for PUTT with Overreach

Direct Trip delay -
Min. Block time -

connected
connected
SCH85_ZStFw_GrO_ (Z Gen.start Fw) -
SCH85_OZSt_GrO_ (Z Overreach Start) To be connected
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APPLICATION
1.1.2 Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip (POTT)

The IEC standard name of this mode of operation is Permissive Overreach Protection (POP).
The protection system uses telecommunication, with overreach setting at each section end. The
signal is transmitted when a fault is detected by the overreach zone. This signal is prolonged if a
general trip command is generated.
Receipt of the signal at the other end permits the initiation of tripping by the local overreach zone.
OZSt
OR
AND T
GenTr
Send AND Send
Blk NOT
CarrFail NOT
Fig. 1-5 Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip: Send signal generation
Rec1
OR
Rec2
OZSt
AND Ztp
Blk NOT
CarrFail NOT
Fig. 1-6 Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip: Trip command generation
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Table 1-7 Enumerated parameters for POTT

ENUMERATED PARAMETER (TITLE) REQUIRED SETTING
Operation POTT
PUTT Trip -
Table 1-8 Timer parameters for POTT

Direct Trip delay -
Min. Block time -

connected
connected
SCH85_UZSt_GrO_ (Z Underreach Start) -
SCH85_OZSt_GrO_ (Z Overreach Start) To be connected
SCH85_GenTr_GrO_ (General Trip) To be connected
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APPLICATION
1.1.3 Directional comparison (Dir.Comparison)

The protection system uses telecommunication. The signal is transmitted when a fault is detected
in forward direction. This signal is prolonged if a general trip command is generated.
Receipt of the signal at the other end permits the initiation of tripping by the local protection if it
detected a fault in forward direction.
ZSt Fw OR
AND T
Gen Tr
AND Send
Dir Tr
Blk NOT
CarrFail NOT
Fig. 1-7 Direction comparison: Send signal generation
Rec1
OR
Rec2
ZStFw
AND Ztp
Blk NOT
CarrFail NOT
Fig. 1-8 Direction comparison: Trip command generation
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Table 1-10 Enumerated parameters for directional comparison

Operation Dir. comparison
PUTT Trip -
Table 1-11 Timer parameters for directional comparison

Direct Trip delay -
Min. Block time -
Table 1-12 Required input connections of the function block:

connected
connected
SCH85_ZStFw_GrO_ (Z Gen.start Fw) To be connected
SCH85_GenTr_GrO_ (General Trip) To be connected
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1.1.4 Blocking directional comparison (Dir.Blocking)

The IEC standard name of this mode of operation is Blocking Overreach Protection (BOP).
The protection system uses telecommunication, with overreach setting at each section end. The
blocking signal is transmitted when a reverse external fault is detected. The signal is prolonged
For the trip command, the forward fault detection is delayed to allow time for a blocking signal to
be received from the opposite end.
Receipt of the signal at the other end blocks the initiation of tripping of the local protection.
The blocking signal received is prolonged if the duration of the received signal is shorter than the
minimal duration and it is limited if it is longer than a specified maximal duration.
T
ZSt Bw
Send
ZSt Fw NOT
AND Send
Blk NOT
CarrFail NOT
Fig. 1-9 Direction blocking: Send signal generation
OZSt
ZSt Fw T
St
Rec 1
OR OR NOT
Rec 2
AND Ztp
T T
Min Blk
Pro Blk
Blk NOT
CarrFail NOT
Fig. 1-10 Direction blocking: Trip command generation
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Table 1-13 Enumerated parameters for directional blocking

Operation Dir. blocking
PUTT Trip -
Table 1-14 Timer parameters for directional blocking

Direct Trip delay -
Z Start delay (block) To be set as required
Min. Block time To be set as required
Prolong Block time To be set as required

connected
connected
SCH85_ZStFw_GrO_ (Z Gen.start Fw) To be set as required
SCH85_ZStBw_GrO_ (Z Gen.start Bw) To be set as required
SCH85_OZSt_GrO_ (Z Overreach Start) To be set as required
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1.1.5 Direct underreaching transfer trip (DUTT)

The IEC standard name of this mode of operation is Intertripping Underreach Protection (IUP).
The signal is transmitted when a fault is detected by the underreach zone. Receipt of the signal
at the other end initiates tripping, independent of the state of the local protection.
T
UZSt
Send
AND Send
Blk NOT
CarrFail NOT
Fig. 1-11 Direct underreaching transfer trip: Send signal generation
Rec 1
OR T
Rec 2
Dir Tr AND Ztp
Blk NOT
CarrFail NOT
Fig. 1-12 Direct underreaching transfer trip: Trip command generation
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Table 1-16 Enumerated parameters for DUTT

Operation DUTT
PUTT Trip -
Table 1-17 Timer parameters for DUTT

Direct Trip delay To be set as required
Min. Block time -

connected
connected
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TELEPROTECTION
FUNCTION OVERVIEW
2 Teleprotection function overview

The function block of the teleprotection function is shown in Figure 2-1. This block shows all binary
input and output status signals that are applicable in the graphic equation editor.
Figure 2-1 The function block of the teleprotection function
2.1 Settings
2.1.1 Parameters
The available parameters are listed below in order of their appearance in the parameters menu.
If the setting range of a parameter should be extended, contact Protecta Support.
Table 2-1 Parameters of the teleprotection function

TITLE DIM RANGE STEP DEFAULT EXPLANATION
Off, PUTT, POTT, Parameter for
Operation - Dir. comparison, Dir. blocking, - Off teleprotection type
DUTT selection.
Parameter for PUTT
PUTT Trip - with Pickup, with Z Overreach - with Z Overreach
type selection
Send Prolong Send signal prolong
msec 1 – 10000 1 10
time time
Direct Trip Received direct trip
msec 1 – 10000 1 10
delay delay time for DUTT
Forward fault detection
Z Start delay
msec 1 – 10000 1 10 delaying for Dir.
(block)
Blocking
Min. Block Duration limit for Dir.
msec 1 – 10000 1 10
time Blocking
Prolong Block Prolong duration for Dir.
msec 1 – 10000 1 10
time Blocking
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TELEPROTECTION
FUNCTION OVERVIEW
2.2 Function I/O

This section briefly describes the analogue and digital inputs and outputs of the function block.
2.2.1 Analogue inputs

There are no analogue inputs for this function block.
2.2.2 Binary input signals (graphed output statuses)

The conditions of the binary inputs are defined by the user, applying the graphic equation editor
(Logic Editor). Parts written in bold are seen on the left side function block in the Logic editor.
Table 2-2 The binary input signals of the teleprotection function

BINARY INPUT SIGNAL SIGNAL TITLE EXPLANATION
SCH85_Blk_GrO_ Block Blocking input of the function
Signal indicating failure of the
SCH85_CarFail_GrO_ Carrier fail
communication channel
SCH85_Rec1_GrO_ Receive opp.1 Signal1 received from the opposite end
SCH85_Rec2_GrO_ Receive opp.2 Signal2 received from the opposite end
SCH85_ZStFw_GrO_ Z Gen.start Fw Protection start in forward direction
SCH85_UZSt_GrO_ Z Underreach Start Start of the underreaching zone (e.g. Z1)
SCH85_OZSt_GrO_ Z Overreach Start Start of the overreaching zone (e.g. Z2)
SCH85_GenTr_GrO_ General Trip General protection trip
SCH85_ZStBw_GrO_ Z Gen.start Bw Protection start in backward direction
2.2.3 Binary output signals (graphed input statuses)

These signals can be used in EuroCAP to assign to LED, user LCD object etc. Parts written in
bold are seen on the right side of the function block in the Logic Editor.
Table 2-3 The binary output signals of the teleprotection function

BINARY OUTPUT SIGNAL SIGNAL TITLE EXPLANATION
SCH85_Ztp_GrI_ Z Teleprot. Trip Teleprotection trip command.
Teleprotection signal to be transmitted
SCH85_Send_GrI_ Send signal
from the local relay to the far end
2.2.4 Online data

There are no online data for this function block.
2.2.5 Events
The following events are generated in the event list, as well as sent to the SCADA according to
the configuration.
Table 2-4 Generated events of the teleprotection function

EVENT VALUE EXPLANATION
Receive signal 1 off, on Signal1 received from the opposite end
Receive signal 2 off, on Signal2 received from the opposite end
Teleprot. Trip off, on Teleprotection trip command.
Teleprotection signal transmitted from
Send signal off, on
the local relay to the far end
Signal indicating the failure of the
Carrier Failed off, on
communication channel
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FUNCTION OVERVIEW
2.3 Technical data

Table 2-5 Technical data of the teleprotection function
FUNCTION ACCURACY
Operate time accuracy ±5% or ±15 ms, whichever is greater
2.4 Notes for testing

As the function works always in connection with other function blocks, their settings must be
checked as well, e.g. the corresponding Zone of the Distance protection (DIS21) is enabled, the
Trip Logic (TRC94) is enabled etc.
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FUNCTION BLOCK DESCRIPTION

DOCUMENT ID: PP-13-22409

VERSION DATE MODIFICATION COMPILED BY

To increase the reliability of operation, in this implementation of the telecommunication function

1.1 Principle of operation

1.1.1 Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip (PUTT)

1.1.1.1 Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip (PUTT) with Pickup

Required parameter setting:

Table 1-2 Timer parameters for PUTT with Pickup (Start)

Table 1-3 Required input connections of the function block

1.1.1.2 Permissive Underreach Transfer Trip (PUTT) with Overreach

Required parameter setting:

Table 1-4 Enumerated parameters for PUTT with Overreach

Table 1-5 Timer parameters for PUTT with Overreach

Table 1-6 Required input connections of the function block

1.1.2 Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip (POTT)

Fig. 1-5 Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip: Send signal generation

Fig. 1-6 Permissive Overreach Transfer Trip: Trip command generation

Required parameter setting:

Table 1-7 Enumerated parameters for POTT

Table 1-8 Timer parameters for POTT

Table 1-9 Required input connections of the function block

1.1.3 Directional comparison (Dir.Comparison)

Fig. 1-7 Direction comparison: Send signal generation

Fig. 1-8 Direction comparison: Trip command generation

Required parameter setting:

Table 1-10 Enumerated parameters for directional comparison

Table 1-11 Timer parameters for directional comparison

Table 1-12 Required input connections of the function block:

1.1.4 Blocking directional comparison (Dir.Blocking)

Fig. 1-9 Direction blocking: Send signal generation

Fig. 1-10 Direction blocking: Trip command generation

Required parameter setting:

Table 1-13 Enumerated parameters for directional blocking

Table 1-14 Timer parameters for directional blocking

Table 1-15 Required input connections of the function block

1.1.5 Direct underreaching transfer trip (DUTT)

Fig. 1-11 Direct underreaching transfer trip: Send signal generation

Fig. 1-12 Direct underreaching transfer trip: Trip command generation

Required parameter setting:

Table 1-16 Enumerated parameters for DUTT

Table 1-17 Timer parameters for DUTT

Table 1-18 Required input connections of the function block

2 Teleprotection function overview

Figure 2-1 The function block of the teleprotection function

Table 2-1 Parameters of the teleprotection function

2.2 Function I/O

2.2.1 Analogue inputs

2.2.2 Binary input signals (graphed output statuses)

Table 2-2 The binary input signals of the teleprotection function

2.2.3 Binary output signals (graphed input statuses)

Table 2-3 The binary output signals of the teleprotection function

2.2.4 Online data

Table 2-4 Generated events of the teleprotection function

2.3 Technical data

2.4 Notes for testing

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