REL670 Testing Considerations
REL670 Testing Considerations
REL670 Testing Considerations
Testing Considerations for the REL 670 Line Protection and Control Terminal
Fahrudin Mekic, ABB Inc. Elmo Price, ABB inc. Jun Verzosa, Doble Engineering
Introduction
REL 670 Overview PCM 600 Protection and Control IED Manager Testing Considerations
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25/27 SC/VC
60 LOV
25/27 SC/VC
60 LOV
21 (5)
59P
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Hardware
Common look and feel , , and full 19 rack widths, 6 RU high Built in HMI with graphic LCD and keypad control Front Ethernet port for local PC connection Modularized
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MIM mA analog
6 transducer inputs 20 mA
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Hardware - Communication
LDCM - Line data
communications 4
EIAEIA
485 (Galvanic) DNP
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Operators HMI
IED Status, pickup/trip LEDs Programmable LEDs Liquid Crystal Display - LCD Keypad
Menu navigation and Control Reset Local/Remote
CLOSE
Computer Interface
OPEN
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No power Supply
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LED Labels
PDF file template Cut out the strip and insert from top into the label holder The template can be found on documentation CD and on the homepage
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Testing Considerations for the REL 670 Line Protection and Control Terminal
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Measurements
Current and voltage analog values input to the TRM (IEDs secondary transformer inputs) ( y p )
primary kV and amps secondary volts and amps
Disturbance Records
Header information of the most recently recorded fault records. record length trigger values gg operated functions fault type pre and post fault voltage and current values
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Diagnostics
List of most recent internal events IED status Product and installed hardware information
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Reset
Displays the reset menu for resetting counters and LEDs.
Language
Selects the LCDs display language.
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Engineering Tools
Bay IED
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INPUTS
IEC 61850
Background Operations
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OUTPUTS
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Parameter Settings
Communication Management
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SMT is the tool to the define relationship between Virtual I/O signals and Physical (hardware) I/O, analog or binary).
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ANALOG SIGNALS
RDRE
EVENT RECORDER
150/rec
INDICATIONS (HMI)
96/rec
96/rec
1000, Continuous
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Settings
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COMTRADE file format allows you to use your preferred visualization and analysis tool
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Quick Icons:
Upload All from IED Read Selected Records Add to PC Data Base Generate Report Manual Trigger
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Zoomed Recordings
Auto-reporting
Binary Recordings
Phasor Plots
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Conventional Substation
Control Center Station HMI
Interlockin I t l ki g logic
RTU
Conventional Switchgear
Conventional CT / VT's
Conventional Switchgear
Conventional CT / VT's
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Office
SMS & PCM600 TCP/IP LAN
Station Level
Station or interbay bus (LAN) IEC61850-8-1
Bay Control Object Protection Control & Protection Multi Object Protection Multi Bay Control
Bay Level B L l
Process bus (LAN) IEC61850-9-2
Process Level
Process Interface
Process Interface
Process Interface
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IEC-61850
is ready now! y products available replaces UCA 2.0* One world One technology One standard
IEC 61850
* UCA International Users Group only supports IEC 61850
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Control:
SIMG
VT
TVTR XSWI
Protection:
PTRC
89 XSWI
89
SIMG
PTOC PDIS
CT TCTR
XCBR
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Testing Considerations
Key Settings Transformer Inputs
CT polarity CT and VT turns ratio
Setting Units
IBase and VBase I Impedance - primary ohms d i h Current - % of IBase Voltage Units - % of VBase
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3 1. CT Polarity
Object Protected Zone
2. CT Ratio
3. VT Ratio
CTR =
YPOINT
3000 = 600 5
VTR =
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VBase
Set to primary of VT turns ratio E g 500 kV/111V VT VBase = 500 kV E.g. VT,
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Z SEC =
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I OP % =
VOP % =
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Cross-polarized Mho
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Offset Mho
jX ZC
ArgNegRes
R
- ArgDir
ZREV
Forward and reverse reach settings
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Ground Quadrilateral
X1+Xn
Non-directional
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Load Encroachment
Mho Characteristic
Quadrilateral Characteristic
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Load Encroachment
Mho Characteristic
Quadrilateral Characteristic
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tr t= td 1 1 M P
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ANSI Extremely Inverse ANSI Very Inverse ANSI Inverse ANSI Moderately Inverse ANSI L Long-time E t ti Extremely I l Inverse ANSI Long-time Very Inverse ANSI Long-time Inverse
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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Test Function test modes Allows selection of functions to enable while in the IED IED test mode. This is done to test functions individually. You must be sure to enable the function to be tested and all functions that supervise (enable) it. E.g. ZMH1 (zone-1) requires enabling of PHM (phase selection and load encroachment).
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Test Binary output values Displays the status of the binary output number on the Binary output modules BOM# terminal block BOM#
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Conclusions
Maximum flexibility to meet hardware and application requirements for protection and control You can select the communication solution you prefer
IEC 61850 ready
Powerful set of engineering tools to support application building, commissioning, and in-service operation Advanced disturbance recording capability and management from a protective relay
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Doble Testing
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Ground Quadrilateral
Settings are in primary ohms F testing a good practice is t use a For t ti d ti i to spreadsheet to convert to secondary ohms and perform modeling calculations.
Z SEC = CTRATIO Z PRI VTRATIO
For ground quadrilateral the LOOP characteristics should calculated and modeled. h t i ti h ld l l t d d d l d Note that R1, X1, R0, X0 are in ohms/ph whereas RFPE in in ohms per loop.
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Ground Quadrilateral
X1+Xn
Non-directional
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Ground Quadrilateral
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REL 670
Q Questions?
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