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MICOM P543 2 Test procedures
MICOM P543 2 Test procedures
MICOM P543 2 Test procedures
Relay MICOMP543)
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1. PHYSICAL /VISUAL INSPECTION: (Tick if verified)
1 Wiring check (Type-Cross Section – Colour – Label) as per Ref (approved) Drawing O.K
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3- MEASUREMENTS:
- Frequency: 60 HZ
Accuracy
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4-DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION FUNCTION:
The purpose of loop back test is to ensure the relay correct operation in case of no communication available & it’s
depending on the communication type as follow:
Direct Fiber optic Cable
Communication using P591 interface unit
Communication using P592 interface unit
Communication using P593 interface unit
Communication using P594 interface unit
The relay respond as if it is connected to remote relay with current at the remote end equal to and in phase with current
injected at the local end
Loop back alarm will be active
Check channel status ,propagation delays and communication statistics in (measurement4)
With loop back test either internal or external the remote end relay will be isolate d or will sense comm. fail signaling
Set Address: to (00) in case of loop back test external and to 1A & 1B in normal operation
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1. Operation measured value for Diff. function in loop back test
Procedures:
Inject current 1.0 A on phase A element and check the I diff & I bias at the relay measurment4 menu
Repeat for other phases
Measured current
Phase (A)
Inj.
Current (A) DIFF BIAS
Exp. Meas. Exp. Meas.
A 1.0 2.0 2.0 1.0 1.0
B 1.0 2.0 2.0 1.0 1.0
C 1.0 2.0 2.0 1.0 1.0
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Procedures:
I-Lower Slope
Give bias current Ia = 1.0 p.u (according to relay rated current ) thus the relay will trip with
phase A
When Current in A is established slowly increase the current in the B phase from zero until
phase B trips
Record the phase B current value and check that is corresponds to the
The formula below can be used:
B phase operate current is 0.5{Is1+ (IBAIS ×K1)} PU ± 10%
I bias
I Diff.
Phas Magnitud
Magnitude Phase
e e
0.25PU±
A 1 P.U B
10%
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II-Upper Slope
Repeat the above test with Bias current set in the A phase to be 3 PU
Give bias current Ia = 3.0 p.u (according to relay rated current ) thus the relay will trip with
phase A
When Current in A is established slowly increase the current in the B phase from zero until
phase B trips
Record the phase B current value and check that is corresponds to the
I bias
I Diff.
Phas Magnitud Phas
K2 Magnitude
e e e
150
1.15 PU± 10%
%
A 3 P.U B
100
0.9 PU± 10%
%
I Bias I DIFF
Slope Remarks
PU EXP MEASURED
Lower 1 PU
Upper 3 PU
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II- Simulation for end to end test
The purpose of end to end simulation is to ensure the relay correct operation at normal mode
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1-OPERATION MEASURED VALUE FOR DIFF. FUNCTION IN NORMAL MODE:
Measured current
Phase (A)
Inj.
Current (A) DIFF BIAS
Exp. Meas. Exp. Meas.
A 1.0 1.0 0.5
B 1.0 1.0 0.5
C 1.0 1.0 0.5
Where
׀IDiff׀ = ׀Ia+Ib+Ic׀
׀IBias0.5 = ׀ ( ׀Ia ׀+ ׀Ib׀+ ׀Ic)׀
Accuracy:
With IDMT/Definite time delay the expecting operating time is typically with in ± 5%
For instantaneous fault Measured Time ≤ 35 ms for 60 Hz
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4- Simulation for the (END-TO-END) TEST & slope test:
Setting
IS1: 0.2 Amps
Slope#1: 30%
Relay will trip when I Diff › K1 × | I BIAS | + I S1
STEP #1:
CURRENT INJECTED FROM LOCAL END & REMOTE END, OUT OF PHASE (180 DEG): NO TRIP OCCURE
PHASE I-DIFF MEASURED IN I-Bias. MEASURED IN
INJECTED CURRENT REMARKS
RELAY(A) RELAY(A)
REMOTE LOCAL REMOTE LOCAL REMOTE
LOCAL
R -
STEP# 2:
TO OBSERVE A DIFFERENTIAL PICK-UP, CURRENT INCREAS GRADUALLY AT LOCAL END WITH
REMOTE END CURRENT KEPT CONSTANT UNTLL TRIP OCCURE
** Trip simulated at the local relay and received at remote end checked: O.K
** Trip simulated at remote end and received at local relay checked: O.K
** Loop back test check:
When local relay on loop back and we simulate fault condition the remote end relay doesn’t trip: OK
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5-Distance PROTECTION FUNCTION Notes:
Setting
Set Z1,Z2,Z3
Set Rph ,RG
Set Kzn to 0.0
Set Kzn◦ angle to 0.0◦ ( set freja Ke & KØ to 0.0)
RPH: 15Ω
RG: 20 Ω
Kzn:0.0
Note:
Phase – phase reach expected value = ½ RPH
Phase – Ground reach expected value = RG
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