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    Table 4L: Additional Requirements For Embedded Generators - Protection Types and Summary of Protection Settings

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    Conditions Governing Connection to the Distribution System

    ESB Networks Ltd. October 2012

    Table 4L below summarises the recommended protection settings for Embedded Generation installations. Note: Tables 4E to 4K must first be used to determine which of the protection types listed below are required a specific EG installation. Table 4L: Additional Requirements for Embedded Generators Protection Types and Summary of Protection Settings
    No. 1 Protection Type Under-Voltage Item
    Voltage Variation/Trip Time

    Requirement

    Type A Windfarms (as per Distribution Code DCC11.1.4) < 0.87pu 3.00s < 0.50pu 1.85s Number of Phases 3 Type B,C,D & E Windfarms (as per Distribution Code DCC11.1.4) Voltage Variation/Trip Time Number of Phases Non-Windfarm EG Voltage Variation/Trip Time < 0.87pu < 0.80pu 3 < 0.87pu < 0.80pu 3 > 1.12pu 3.00s 1.10s

    2.50s 0.70s 0.70s

    2 3 4 5 6 7

    Over-Voltage Under-Frequency Over-Frequency Loss of Mains Impedance Protection Directional Overcurrent Protection Differential Protection Earth Fault

    Number of Phases Voltage Variation/Trip Time Number of Phases Frequency Variation/Trip Time Number of Phases Frequency Variation/Trip Time Number of Phases Rate of Change of Frequency Operational Setting Operational Settings Number of Phases Operational Settings Number of Phases Operational Settings Number of Phases Directional Comparison Earth Fault Neutral Voltage Displacement Settings Neutral Voltage Displacement Trip

    3 47.5Hz 20s 47.0Hz 0.50s 3 52.0Hz 20s 52.5Hz 0.50s 3 As issued by ESB Networks Ltd As issued by ESB Networks Ltd 3 As issued by ESB Networks Ltd 3 As issued by ESB Networks ltd 3 As issued by ESB Networks Ltd 30%, 5s

    8 9

    Systems with Solidly-Earthed Neutral, Resistance-Earthed Neutral or Isolated Neutral with EFT Systems with Isolated Neutral with FPE or Arc-Suppressed (Reactance-Earthed) Neutral In the event that the LSC or watchdog contacts energise, indicating the failure of an EGIP relay or CD supply: -Generator or main incomer CB should be tripped - Alarm should be sent to the Distribution Control Centre (DCC)

    Neutral Voltage Displacement Alarm

    10

    Watchdog Alarm

    DC supply and Relay Healthy Watchdog Alarm

    Revision 2 | October 2012 | Page 22 of 59

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