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Transmission & Distribution
TH7mProtection
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Presentation 2
Selection table 3
Protection functions 4
Metering 7
Control - Monitoring associated with the protection 7
Communication 8
Interfaces 8
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...........................................................................................................Protection ..............................................................................................................................4
Transformer bay ....................................................................................................................5Bus section bay - Bus coupler bay ........................................................................................6
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.............................................................................................................................Auxiliary power supply...........................................................................................................8Interface with the local and monitoring equipment ................................................................8Interface with substation remote control and monitoring equipment .....................................9Interface with the GIS............................................................................................................9Sensor selection....................................................................................................................9
Line bay.................................................................................................................................4
Contents
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Sepam 2000
The TH7m GIS substation protection units arelocated in the local control cubicle connecteddirectly to the GIS switchgear
They are designed for the different HV bays inHV/MV substations
Presentation
Advantages :
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A single range of products for consistentsubstation protection.
The network protection provided by the mainline protection unit can be adapted to thedistributor's protection plan
Digital technology offershigh-performance, sensitive and accurate
functions with a wide range of settingsadditional functions, continuous self-testing,
d i s t u r b a n c e r e c o r d i n g , p o s s i b i l i t y o fcommunication with the substation control andmonitoring system
The simple, dependable operation of the unitsis consistent with that of the Bay Controller.
Commissioning is fast since the overall solutionis tested and validated in the factory. On-sitetesting is limited to the commissioning of the mainline bay protection unit, which largely depends onthe network parameters
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The bay type “Line/transformer” (transformer connected to one line via only one circuit breaker) has the same protectionfunctions than the transformer bay
The line is supposed to be protected in the upstream substation and thus doesn't need to be downstream protected,
The breaker failure function is available for being used in the upstream substation.
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Selection table
Type of bay
distanceline differential
Functions
Main protection (to be chosen)
transformer differentialrestricted earth faultbusbar differential
recloser and synchro-checkthermal overloadbreaker failurephase overcurrentearth faultdirectional earth faultline undervoltage
current measurementvoltage measurement
Lockout relayinhibit closingadjacent breaker trippingopen/close controlwith downgraded operationannunciationfault trip countermonitoring
Complementary protection
Metering
Control and monitoring associatedwith protection units
Communication option
ANSIcode
2187L87T
64REF87B
79/2549
51BF50/51
50N/51N67N27
8669
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SEL311C
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none none noneSepam D21/D31
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Sepam 100LDSepam W01/W02
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line
Sepam L65
transformer
Sepam T63
bus sectionor bus coupler
Sepam B61
(1) disabled when the recloser is in service
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Protection functions
Protection
Line bay
Each bay is generally protected by a mainprotection unit and a complementary protectionunit
functions associated with the main protectionunit: recloser, overload
main protection unit: sensitive, fast andselective. It is adapted to suit the equipmentassociated with the bay: line, transformer,busbars.
complementary protection unit combiningseveral functions
functions associated with the switchgear:breaker failure
main protection back-up functions: phaseovercurrent, earth fault
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The main protection unit is chosen according tothe type of connection
for overhead lines: SEL 311 distanceprotection
for HV cable : Solkor-M line differentialprotection.
A distinction is made between substationprotection and network protection
For other types of protection, please consult us
substation protection is oriented towards thesubstation equipment and switchgear. It is basedon the Sepam range
network protection is oriented towards thenetwork outside the substation, i .e. l ineprotection. The protection units proposed aresuited to regional distribution networks
Schweitzer REL311C distance protection, foroverhead lines
Reyrolle Solkor-M line differential protection,for cable connections
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The Sepam L65 complementary protection unitincludes the following functions
recloser initiated by the main protection unit,with synchronism checking
directional earth fault, which provides partialselective backup of the main protection unit andis, in some cases, the only selective protectionfunction when there is no distance or differentialprotection
undervoltage, which may be used for operatingsafety (e.g. detection of no voltage to enableclosing of the line earthing switch),
breaker failure: this function is initiated by allthe tripping orders given by the protection units(main and complementary)
phase o v e r c u r r e n t a n d e a r t h f au l t :instantaneous and time-delayed protectionfunctions which back up the main protection unit
Line bay protection schemewith distance protection with differential protection
SEL 311 C
SepamL65
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déclt/réenclt
déclt disjadjacents
diff. barreszones 1 et 2
diff. barreszone de validation
diff. barreszones 1 et 2
diff. barreszone de validation
Solkor-M
SepamL65
déclt
déclt disjadjacents
déclt/réenclt
busbar diff.Check zone
busbar diff.Check zone
trippingtripping
tripping/reclosingtripping/reclosing
adjacentbreakerstripping
adjacentbreakerstripping
busbar diff.Zones 1 and 2
busbar diff.Zones 1 and 2
Sepam L65 Sepam L65
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Transformerbay
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The main transformer protection againstinternal faults is transformer differentialprotection, which may be completed by restrictedearth fault protection
Sepam D21 is the model suited to transformerswith 2 windings
Sepam D31 is the model suited to transformerswith 3 windings
The Sepam T63 complementary protection unitincludes the following functions
overload: this function, based on a thermalimage, determines load-related overheating
processing of faults detected by the devicesintegrated in the transformer (buchholz,thermostat, tap changer failure) to trip in the eventof an internal fault
breaker failure: this function is initiated by allthe tripping orders given by the protection units(main and complementary)
phase o v e r c u r r e n t a n d e a r t h f au l t :instantaneous and time-delayed protectionfunctions which back up the main protection unit
Transformer bay protection scheme
Sepam D21
Sepam T63
déclt
déclt disjadjacents
diff. barreszones 1 et 2
diff. barreszone de validation
tripping
busbar diff.Zones 1 and 2
busbar diff.Check zone
adjacentbreakertripping
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Bus section bayBus coupler bay
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The main protection is busbar protection. It isbased on high impedance differential protectioncombined with current sensor monitoringFor each busbar zone the main protectionincludes the following
Sepam 100LD for high impedance differentialprotection of zone
for current sensor circuitmonitoring, zone management and annunciation
In the case of a single busbar schema thecurrents circuit is simplified due to:- The protection relays are installed on the LCC.- Selector auxiliary contacts are not necessary.Consequently the check zone protection is notcompulsary.
Check zoneIn a double busbar station, current circuits fromcurrent sensors are switched to either of the zoneprotections by auxiliary contacts according to theposition of the selector switch disconnectorsThe circuit complexity due to these switches andthe consequences of an unwanted trippingnecessitate to validate the fault detection by aglobal protection that monitors all station zones(check zone). This protection is realized withoutauxiliary contacts: it is thus simple and reliable
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The Sepam B61 complementary protection unitincludes the following functions
breaker failure: this function is initiated by allthe tripping orders given by the protection units(main and complementary)
phase o v e r c u r r e n t a n d e a r t h f au l t :instantaneous and time-delayed protectionfunctions which back up the main protection unit
Bus section bay protection scheme
Bus coupler bay protection scheme
Scheme of current switch by double busbarbay (line bay or transformer bay)
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vers protection zone2vers protection zone1
vers protection zonevalidation
To check zone protection
To zone 2 protectionTo zone 1 protection
TC zone ATC zone B
SepamB61
Sepam100LD
Sepam100LD
SepamW02
déclt zone A
déclt zone B
différentielle de barres
déclt disjadjacents
zone A zone B
TC zone 1TC zone2
SepamB61
Sepam100LD
Sepam100LD
SepamW02
déclt zone 1
déclt zone 2
différentielle de barres
déclt disjadjacents
zone 1zone 2
Sepam100LDSepamW01
zone de validation
TC zone de validation
Sepam 100LDSepam 100LD
Sepam B61
Sepam W02
Sepam W01
Sepam 100LDSepam 100LD
Sepam W02
Sepam B61
Sepam 100LD
Check zone
Check zone CT
busbar differential
busbar differential
zone 2 tripping
zone 1 tripping
zone 2 CT zone 1 CT
adjacent breakertripping
zone B tripping
zone A tripping
zone B CT zone A CT
adjacent breakertripping
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Metering
Control - Monitoring associated with the protection
Metering functionsphase currentdifferential currentvoltagepower, energy,power factorfrequencytripping currentsresidual currentresidual voltagedisturbance recordingcumulative breaking currentand number of breaks
(I1, I2, I3)
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Protection device
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SEL311C Solkor-MSepam
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W01/W02Sepam
L65Sepam
T63Sepam
B61
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.the disturbance recording function is used to record electrical signals and logical data prior to and
after a protection tripping order or manual recording order
The control and monitoring functions allow theprotection units to directly control tripping andclosing operations independently with respect tothe operating functions, indicate protection unitaction and monitor protection unit operation.
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latching/acknowledgment, inhibit closing: toavoid feeding faults by taking into account theoperation of the protection unit. These functionsare disabled for line bay protection unitsconnected to a recloser in service
adjacent breakers tripping to open the circuit inthe following cases
if the breaker failure function has detected thata tripping order given by a protection unit has notopened the circuit breaker
if a protection tripping order appears whencircuit breaker opening is inhibited
The protection units also have several measuringfunctions which can be adapted to the followingrequirements
commissioning, especially for the tests used tocheck the connections and settings
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analysis following an incident, in particular todetermine the reasons for tripping
maintenance, in particular by providing thenumber of circuit breaker trips
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open/close control during downgradedoperation: for voluntary operation of the circuitbreaker in local or remote mode when the normalbay operating system is not working
annunciation: to identify the type of fault thathas triggered the protection unit and indicate anabnormal situation. These data may be accessedon the display, via contacts and via the optionalcommunication link
fault trip counter: for assistance with theoperation and management of the network andequipment
supervision: self-testing and auxiliary powersupply monitoring
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Interfaces
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Communication
The communication option can be used for dataexchanges with the substation remote control andmonitoring system, via a communication channel:Jbus/Modbus, master-slave protocol with anRS485 type physical link in 2-wire mode (300 to38400 bauds).
The following types of data may be exchanged:
The connectors and links between the devices inthe local control cubicle are included with thecommunication option.
remote indications,remote control orders,emote settingsime-stamped events
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The main and complementary protection units aresuppl ied by auxi l iary vol tages that areindependent, i.e. protected and distributedseparately:
the complementary protection unit and the firsttripping coil are supplied by auxiliary voltage T1,
the main protection unit and the second trippingcoil are supplied by auxiliary voltage T2.
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The protection data required for the operation andsupervision of the bay are transmitted to the BayController by individual wiring.
for recloser in line bay
control and monitoring data required by theprotections
CB in open positionCB in close positioninhibit trippingdowngraded operation authorisationVT circuit availabletripping informationclosing informationright closing conditions
protection data required by control andmonitoring
tripping orderclosing orderclosing inhibited
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Necessary data for operation coming fromthe line protection are transmitted to the BayController in order to get the benefit of thecommunication option
distance protectiontripping by protection units and inhibition of
closingline fault trippingdefinitive trippingclosing on faultdirectional earth faultVT supervision,relay inoperative (watchdog)
line differential protectionline fault trippingdifferential connection faultintertripping from the other endrelay inoperative (watchdog)
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CT specification complies with chosen protectionsuppliers recommendations, with IEC 60044-1standard in a general way and with its amendment1 for line protection, in particular to take intoaccount the influence of residual flux in reclosing.
Interfaces
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Interface withsubstationremote controland monitoringequipment
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remote indicationsprotection unit operation (directly or via the
Bay Controller)recloser status
remote control ordersopening/closing with downgraded operationchoice of reclosing mode
Interface withthe GIS
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circuit breaker:
the characteristics of the protection deviceoutputs allow direct control of the coils (nointermediary relays are required
circuit breaker closed indicationoperating mechanism charged indicationopen/close control
current sensor comprising different cores forthe following applications
main protectioncomplementary protection and operating
measurementsbusbar differential protection,
voltage sensor comprising 2 secondary circuitsfor the following applications
distance protectiondirectional earth fault protection, undervoltage,
s y n c h r o n i s m c h e c k i n g , and o p e r a t i n gmeasurements
check zone differential protection for doublebusbar bays.
The s igna ls t ransmi t ted by the currenttransformers and voltage transformers areconnected to the protection units via test terminalboxes.
Sensor selection The sensors included in the GIS are sized forprotection unit operation.
The characteristics are appropriate for theintended operating conditions: maximum short-circuit current, protection units installed in thelocal control cubicles (except for transformerdifferential protection which may be installed inthe equipment situated downstream from thetransformer, at a maximum distance of 100meters).
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5 482 699 En - A 10/2001
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