PROTECTION OF TRANSFORMERS M-3311A TEST PLAN

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PROTECTION OF TRANSFORMERS M-3311A TEST PLAN

Chuck Mozina -- is a Consultant, Protection and Protection Systems for Beckwith Electric and resides in Palm Harbor (near Tampa), Florida.. He is a Life Fellow of the IEEE. His consulting practice involves projects relating to protective relay applications, protection system design and coordination. He specializes in generator and power plant protection. Chuck is an active 20-year member of the IEEE Power System Relay Committee (PSRC) and is the past chairman of the Rotating Machinery Subcommittee. He is active in the IEEE IAS I&CPS, PCIC and PPIC committees, which address industrial system protection. He is a former U.S. representative to the CIGRE Study Committee 34 on System Protection and has chaired a CIGRE working group on generator protection. He also chaired the IEEE task force that produced the tutorial The Protection of Synchronous Generators, which won the PSRC s 1997 Outstanding Working Group Award. Chuck is the 1993 recipient of the Power System Relay Committee s Career Service Award and he recently received the 2002 IAS I&CPS Ralph Lee Prize Paper Award. His papers have been republished in the IAS Industrial Applications Magazine. Chuck has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Purdue University and is a graduate of the eight month GE Power System Engineering Course. He has authored a number of papers and magazine articles on protective relaying. He has over 25 years of experience as a protection engineer at Centerior Energy, a major investor-owned utility in Cleveland, Ohio where he was the Manager of the System Protection Section. He is also a former instructor in the Graduate School of Electrical Engineering at Cleveland State University as well as a registered Professional Engineer in the state of Ohio

Digital Transformer Relay M-3311A

Three Winding Transformer Relay-- External Connections 3 Three Phase Current, plus Two Ground Current Inputs! One Voltage Input

TWO WINDING APPLICATION

THREE WINDING APPLICATION This function is available as a standard protective function. 3-CT This function is available as a optional protective function. A Targ ets (Optional) In teg ral H MI (Optional) M -3311 50B F W1 50 W1 1 51 W1 49 W1 Winding 1 (W 1 ) Metering Sequence Of Events W aveform Capture 87GD W2 51N W1 50N W1 50N BFW1 50G W2 1 51G W2 Winding 2 (W 2 ) 1-CT Winding 3 (W 3 ) IR IG -B F ro n t R S -232 Communication Rear MODBUS or DNP Communication Mu ltip le Settin g Groups Pro g ram m ab le I/O 50N W2 51N W2 50N BFW 2 87GD W3 50N W3 51N W3 50G W3 1 51G W3 R VT 2 1-CT R Self D iag n o stics 50N BFW 3 Dual Power Supply (Optional) B reaker M on ito rin g 87H 87T 50BF W2 50BF W3 81 O/U 50 W2 50 W3 59G 1 1 51 W2 51 W3 27 46 W2 46 W3 24 49 W2 49 W3 3-CT B 3-CT C

FOUR WINDING APPLICATION

FOUR WINDING APPLICATION SUMMING CURRENT

OVERALL TEST PLAN 1. Relay set-up 2. Simulate full load at unity P.F. 3. Test 87T for Wye-Wye Transformer 4. Test 87T For Delta-Wye Transformer 5. Oscillograph Demo

OVERALL TEST PLAN 1. Relay set-up 2. Simulate full load at unity P.F.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMER DIFFERENTIAL RELAY Y-Y TRANSFORMER

ANSI/IEEE PHASING STANDARD H1, H2, H3 Primary Bushings X1, X2, X3 Secondary Bushings H1 H2 H3 Transformer X1 X2 X3 Wye-Wye Delta-Delta Delta-Wye Wye-Delta H1 and X1 at zero degrees H1 and X1 at zero degrees H1 lead X1 by 30 degrees H1 lead X1 by 30 degrees

TWO WINDING APPLICATION

SOFTWARE DEMO

M-3311A CT Connections for Y-Y Transformer 87T Test Connections 180 0 60 0-60 0

87T SET-UP M-3311A

87T SET-UP M-3311A

87T SET-UP M-3311A

87T SETTINGS M-3311A System Setup Pickup (pu) 0.25 pu Slope 1 ------ 30% Slope 2 ------ 60% Breakpoint --- 2.0pu 2 nd and 4 th Harmonics ------- 15% 5 th Harmonic ----------------- 30% Tap W 1 ------------------------ 1.0A Tap W 2 ------------------------ 1.0A

87T SETTINGS

87T SETTINGS

87T SETTINGS

Typical Phase Differential Characteristic Percentage Slope I 1 + I 2 + I 3 = 0 = 0 I 1 I UNIT 2 TRIP Slope 2 RESTRAIN Min. Pickup Slope 1 I 3 Break Point 1.0 2.0

87T TESTING FOR Y-Y TRANSFORMER CONNECTION CHECK FOR PROPER CONNECTIONS. A) APPLY 5A THREE PHASE CURRENTS TO BOTH INPUT 1 and INPUT2. RELAY SHOULD NOT OPERATE. CHECK PHASE ANGLE METERING SCREEN FOR PROPER PHASING. MINIMUM PICKUP TEST A) SET INPUT 1 CURRENTS = 0 B) HOLD DOWN TARGET RESET BUTTON. SLOWLY INCREASE CURRENTS IN INPUT 2 CURRENTS. THE RELAY WILL OPERATE WHEN CURRENT REACHES 0.25A. ( 1.0A TAP X 0.25 PU). SLOPE 1 TEST A) SET BOTH INPUT 1 AND INPUT 2 CURRENTS TO 1.0A. B) CALCULATE THE VALUE OF INPUT 1 USING THE BELOW EQUATION WHERE S1 IS THE % SLOPE SETTING. FROM OUR SETTINGS: SLOPE 1 = 30% INPUT 1 = INPUT 2 [ 200 + S1 ] = 1.0A [ 200 +30 ] = 1.35A 200 S1 200-30 C) HOLD DOWN TARGET RESET BUTTON AND SLOWLY INCREASE INPUT 2 CURRENTS. LED SHOULD COME ON AT 1.35A.

87T TESTING FOR Y-Y TRANSFORMER CONNECTION SLOPE 2 TEST A) SET BOTH INPUT 1 and INPUT 2 CURRENTS TO 5.0A. B) CALCULATE THE VALUE OF INPUT 1 USING THE BELOW EQUATION WHERE S1 AND S2 ARE THE SLOPE SETTING. FROM OUR SETTINGS: SLOPE 1 = 30% SLOPE 2 = 60% BP (BREAK POINT) =2.0 INPUT 1 = [ INPUT 2 (1+S2) + BP ( S1 S2) ] _ 200 _100 1 - S2 200 = [ 5.0 ( 1 +60 ) + 2.0 ( 30-60) ] 200 100 1-60 200 = 8.43A C) HOLD DOWN TARGET RESET BUTTON AND SLOWLY INCREASE INPUT 2 CURRENTS. LED SHOULD COME ON AT 8.43A.

87T TESTING FOR Y-Y TRANSFORMER CONNECTION SECOND HARMONIC RESTRAINT TEST( ENERGIZING INRUSH RESTRAINT) A) ENSURE THAT EVEN HARMONIC RESTRAINT IS ENABLED B) APPLY 0 CURRENT TO INPUT 2 C) APPLY 110% OF PU TO INPUT 1 AT 60HZ. PU = 0.25A X 1.10 = 0.275A. RELAY SHOULD OPERATE. D) APPLY ZERO CURRENT TO INPUT 1. CHANGE FREQUENCY TO 120 HZ. E) HOLD DOWN TARGET RESET BUTTON AND SLOWLY INCREASE INPUT 1 CURRENTS TO 110% OF PICKUP ( 0.275A). F) RELAY SHOULD NOT OPERATE (LED LIGHT OFF).

87T TESTING FOR Y-Y TRANSFORMER CONNECTION FOURTH HARMONIC RESTRAINT TEST( ENERGIZING INRUSH RESTRAINT) A) ENSURE THAT 5 TH HARMONIC RESTRAINT IS ENABLED B) APPLY 0 CURRENT TO INPUT 2. C) APPLY ZERO CURRENT TO INPUT 1. CHANGE FREQUENCY TO 240 HZ. E) HOLD DOWN TARGET RESET BUTTON AND SLOWLY INCREASE INPUT 1 CURRENTS. TO 110% OF PICKUP (0.275A). F) RELAY SHOULD NOT OPERATE (LED LIGHT OFF).

87T TESTING FOR Y-Y TRANSFORMER CONNECTION FIFTH HARMONIC RESTRAINT TEST ( OVEREXCITATION RESTRAINT) A) ENSURE THAT 5TH HARMONIC RESTRAINT IS ENABLED B) APPLY 0 CURRENT TO INPUT 2 C) APPLY ZERO CURRENT TO INPUT 1. CHANGE FREQUENCY TO 300 HZ. D) HOLD DOWN TARGET RESET BUTTON AND SLOWLY INCREASE INPUT 1 CURRENTS. E) RELAY SHOULD NOT OPERATE (LED LIGHT OFF) AT O.25A PU. CONTINUE TO INCREASE CURRENT. RELAY LED SHOULD BE EXTINGUISH FOR VALUE ABOVE PU (0.25A) TO 0.5A. F) CONTINUE TO INCREASE CURRENT. THE LED SHOULD LIGHT WHEN THE 5 TH HARMONIC PICKUP SETTING OF 0.5A IS REACHED.

DIGITAL TRANSFORMER DIFFERENTIAL RELAY SETTING EXAMPLE (Delta- Wye Transformer)

ANSI/IEEE PHASING STANDARD H1, H2, H3 Primary Bushings X1, X2, X3 Secondary Bushings H1 H2 H3 Transformer X1 X2 X3 Wye-Wye Delta-Delta Delta-Wye Wye-Delta H1 and X1 at zero degrees H1 and X1 at zero degrees H1 lead X1 by 30 degrees H1 lead X1 by 30 degrees

Phasing Delta- Wye A H1 X1 a B H2 X2 b C H3 X3 c HV LV C c b B a A H1 (A) leads X1 (a) by 30 Currents on H bushings are delta quantities Can Describe as Delta AB (Ia =Ia-Ib) Assume 1:1 transformer

Phasing Wye- Delta HV A B H1 H2 IA-IC IB-IA X1 X2 a b LV C H3 IC-IB X3 c C c b a A H1 (a) leads X1 (A) by 30 Currents on X bushings are delta quantities Can Describe as Delta AC (Ia=IA-IC) B Assume 1:1 transformer

Transformer Phasing IEC Phasing Standard Euro-designations use 30 increments of LAG from the X1 bushing to the H1 bushings 10 0 11 1 2 9 3 8 7 6 5 4

87T SET-UP M-3311A System Setup

87T SETTINGS M-3311A System Setup Pickup (pu) 0.25 pu Slope 1 ------ 30% Slope 2 ------ 60% Breakpoint --- 2.0pu 2 nd and 4 th Harmonics ------- 15% 5 th Harmonic ----------------- 30% Tap W 1 ------------------------ 1.0A Tap W 2 ------------------------ 1.0A

87T SETTINGS

M-3311A CT Connections for DELTA-WYE Transformer 87T

87T TESTING FOR DELTA -WYE TRANSFORMER CONNECTION CHECK FOR PROPER CONNECTIONS. A) APPLY THREE PHASE CURRENTS TO BOTH INPUT 1 = 5.0A and INPUT2 = 5.0A. RELAY SHOULD NOT OPERATE. CHECK PHASE ANGLE METERING SCREEN FOR PROPER PHASING. MINIMUM PICKUP TEST A) SET INPUT 1 CURRENTS = 0 B) HOLD DOWN TARGET RESET BUTTON. SLOWLY INCREASE CURRENTS IN INPUT 2 CURRENTS. THE RELAY WILL OPERATE WHEN CURRENT REACHES 0.25A. ( 1.0A TAP X 0.25 PU). SLOPE 1 TEST A) SET INPUT 1= 1.00 AND INPUT 2 CURRENTS TO 1.0A. B) CALCULATE THE VALUE OF INPUT 2 USING THE BELOW EQUATION WHERE S1 IS THE % SLOPE SETTING. FROM OUR SETTINGS: SLOPE 1 = 30% INPUT 1 = 1.00 INPUT 2 = [ 200 + S1 ] = 1.0A [ 200 +30 ] = 1.35A 200 S1 200-30 C) HOLD DOWN TARGET RESET BUTTON AND SLOWLY INCREASE INPUT 2 CURRENTS. LED SHOULD COME ON AT 1.35A.

87T TESTING FOR Delta-Wye TRANSFORMER CONNECTION SLOPE 2 TEST A) SET BOTH INPUT 1 = 5.00 A and INPUT 2 CURRENTS TO 5.0A. B) CALCULATE THE VALUE OF INPUT 1 USING THE BELOW EQUATION WHERE S1 AND S2 ARE THE SLOPE SETTING. FROM OUR SETTINGS: SLOPE 1 = 30% SLOPE 2 = 60% BP (BREAK POINT) =2.0 INPUT 2 = [ INPUT 2 (1+S2) + BP ( S1 S2) ] _ 200 _100 1 - S2 200 = [ 5.0 ( 1 +60 ) + 2.0 ( 30-60) ] 200 100 1-60 200 = 8.43A C) HOLD DOWN TARGET RESET BUTTON AND SLOWLY INCREASE INPUT 2 CURRENTS. LED SHOULD COME ON AT 8.43A.

Oscillograph Demo

Comtrade Format Oscillographs

Waveform Capture (Phasor) Phasor diagram with values displayed Phasor display shown at at Marker #1 location Area of current reversal

Waveform Capture (Power and Impedance) Waveform Capture (MW-MVAR, R-X) Marker #1 Marker #2 Impedance Values at Marker #1 Impedance Trajectory Over Record Impedance Values at Marker #2 Power Trajectory Over Record Power Value at Marker #1 Power Value at Marker #2

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