Protection Relay Testing For Commissioning SWP: 1. Purpose and Scope

PROTECTION RELAY TESTING FOR COMMISSIONING SWP
1. PURPOSE AND SCOPE

The purpose of this Standard Work Practice (SWP) is to standardise and prescribe the method for testing of protection relays for commissioning purposes. This is done in accordance with guidelines as set down in the Ergon Energy Relay Configuration Standards. Protection systems are made up of many different types and makes of relays however the relays can be grouped by the function they perform. This SWP covers the individual tests required on a protection function not on an individual relay. This SWP is to be used in conjunction with current Zone Substation Standard design and Ergon Energy Relay Configuration Standards. It is not intended to cover maintenance or evaluation testing as defined in this document. Additional Training Course Code 4428 4430 8258 Course Description Operate the Network Safe Entry to High Voltage Enclosures Secondary Systems Isolation
3. DOCUMENTATION
CS000501F115. Daily / Task Risk Management Plan (Form) ES000901R102. Health and Safety Risk Control Guide (Reference) MN000301R165. 8 Level Field Test Competency (Reference) MN000301R167. Greenlining and Bluelining of Ergon Energy Substation Drawings (Reference) MN000301W107. Commission New and Augmented High Voltage Plant (Work Instruction) P53. Operate the Network Enterprise Process SWMS007. Live Work (Low Voltage) SWMS007 (Safe Work Method Statement) SP0506. Substation Primary Plant and Secondary Systems Field Testing SWP (Standard Work Practice) Ergon Energy - Standard for Substation Protection AM-P-STD-002A Auto-Reclose Standards Relay Configuration Standards Relay Application Guides
2. STAFFING RESOURCES
Electrical Fitter and / or Mechanic Competent Assistant Required Training and Certificates Regulatory Training Course Code 2120 2130 Course Description Perform Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation Low Voltage Switchboard Rescue
Check this is the latest Process Zone version before use.
Page 1 of 15
Ergon Energy Corporation Limited ABN 50 087 646 062 Ergon Energy Queensland Pty Ltd ABN 11 121 177 802
Standard Work Practice SP0518 Ver 2

AS2067 Switchgear Assemblies and Ancillary Equipment for alternating Voltages above 1 kV IEC 60255 Protection Standard Powerlink AMPR0976 Protection Systems Commissioning Tests AEMO Power System Security Guidelines SO_OP3715 National Electricity Rules National Electricity Network Safety Code
5. DEFINITIONS, ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

5.1 Protection Relay Life Cycle 5.1.1 Evaluation testing Testing of a relay to ensure it meets Ergon Energy requirements before implementation into the Ergon Energy network. It will test every feature that Ergon Energy intends to use in the relay with application of secondary volts and currents to simulate a series of realistic system fault conditions. A by product of this testing will be test plan templates for commissioning and maintenance testing. 5.1.2 Commissioning testing Testing to: verify an individual relay scheme works and that the settings applied are correct as per the PSR, validate the relay scheme is fit for purpose in the particular installation. Commissioning testing in the context of this document encompasses the following: System Testing Testing using secondary injection based on system parameters in primary values, Element Testing Testing using secondary injection to check the accuracy of individual relay elements based on secondary values. Logic Testing Testing to confirm the logic operates as per Ergons RAG logic diagrams and the elements enabled as per the PSR. 5.1.3 Maintenance testing Periodic or reliability centred testing of relays to: detect hidden failures, collect data so as to trend the deterioration of components,
4. KEY TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT (AS REQUIRED)

Switchboard Rescue Kit LV mats, covers, barriers as required Dry chemical fire extinguisher Automated secondary injection test set and test software, i.e. Omicron CMC, Doble F6 series or equivalent Manufacturers software to communicate with and configure relay under test. (Software version controlled by the protection group and can be found on the Protection Intranet Site.) Insulated test leads and test blocks Class 00 Low Voltage Gloves
Additional PPE Required

Nil.
Page 2 of 15

return the relay scheme to service in an acceptable standard. 5.1.4 Definitions Relay Construction Types Electro Mechanical Relays ( Electromotive force based) Electronic Relays (Discrete electronic component based) Digital Relays (Micro processor based) Competent Person: A person who has acquired, through training, qualifications, experience or a combination of these, the knowledge and skills enabling the person to carry out the required tasks. Nominal: Rating of input, for example CT inputs 1 Amp or 5 Amp. Relay Configuration Standard: This controlled document describes the general settings employed to protect plant on the Ergon Energy network. The document is used as a template for the creation of the protection settings. Relay Application Guide: Suite of Ergon Energy controlled drawings specific to a standard relay application Extraction: Transfer of data from the relay to a PC Sending: Transfer of data from a PC to a relay Element Characteristic: Defines the overall operation of the element Setting Threshold: Defines a single point within the Element Characteristic 5.2 Acronyms and Abbreviations DIS: Direct Intertrip Send DIR: Direct Intertrip Receive Inom: Relay Nominal Current Iset: Setting Current
Check this is the latest Process Zone version before use. Page 3 of 15
PIR: Permissive Intertrip Receive PIS: Permissive Intertrip Send PSL: Protection Setting Logic PSR: Protection Setting Request RAG: Relay Application Guide REF: Restricted Earth Fault RCS: Relay Configuration Standard SEF: Sensitive Earth Fault SEL: Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories tnom: Relay Nominal Operating Time
6. TEST PLANS
Test Plans will be developed in accordance with this SWP and: Ergon Energy Relay Configuration Standards Ergon Energy Relay Application Guides Ergon Energy Test Plan Templates Manufacturer Equipment Manuals 6.1 Test Plan Naming Convention Standard Test Plans will have the following format: <RELAY CONFIGURATION STD>_<RELAY MODEL>_<(VER)> e.g. 0031B_P142_(0A) refers to revision 0A of a test plan for a MiCOM P142 relay utilising Ergon Energy Relay Configuration Standard AM-P-STD-0031B.

6.2 Test Plans Structure Test Plans will have the following fundamental structure: 6.2.1 Omicron: 6.2.2 Doble:
6.3 Test Plans Modifications and Version Control Version control of test plans will be facilitated by a document controlled by a Senior Commissioning Engineer. The version control document will contain the following details: Description of the test plan modification Reason for test plan modification Date of modification Author Approver The version control document will be maintained by the test plan approver. The version control document for test plans will be in the following format:

<RELAY CONFIGURATION STD>_<RELAY MODEL>_<(VER)> Modifications to approved test plans on site can be made under the approval of a Senior Commissioning Engineer only. This approval is to be obtained prior to the relay being placed into service. Any proposed amendments to approved Test Plans will be forwarded to the Test Plan Approver for review and incorporated into a revised standard test plan if appropriate. Minor changes to test plans that do not warrant a revision update shall be noted in the version control document. 6.4 Test Plans Approval Approval of test plans will be facilitated by a Senior Commissioning Engineer or delegate. 6.5 Protection Settings No changes to issued protection setting files are allowed during testing without the consent of a member of the Operational Technology Protection Team. This includes turning elements off for testing purposes which is to be avoided. Temporary mapping of I/O for testing is not permitted. Test the configured setting groups as defined on the PSR (this includes any alternate groups that may be enabled via SCADA). The basic testing philosophies in relation to setting changes are: o o Changes to relay logic this requires a full retest of the relay as per the approved test plan. Enabling a new element in the relay this requires a full retest of the relay as per the approved test plan. o o o Changing firmware versions in the relay this requires a full retest of the relay as per the approved test plan. Changes to a particular element characteristic this requires retesting of the modified element only. Coupled with this will be a compare to verify the change has been successfully applied to the relay and no file corruption has occurred. The compare procedure to be followed is described under the Changers to a particular setting threshold dot point. Changes to a particular setting threshold this does not require retesting of the modified element. However a compare is required to verify the change has been successfully applied to the relay and no file corruption has occurred. The procedure to be followed is: Download existing settings from the protection database, Extract existing settings from relay and compare against the settings from the protection database, If discrepancies are identified, contact the Protection Group for further advice, If settings are as expected, implement changes as per the PSR, Carry out required testing if required, Extract as tested settings from relay and compare to expected settings from protection database. When uploading new protection settings to a relay, appropriate secondary isolation must be in place. Upon completion of the relay testing, the extracted as tested relay setting file and signed off PSR shall be returned to the Protection Group in a timely manner.
Page 5 of 15

7. WORK PRACTICE STEPS
7.1 Carry out an On Site Risk Assessment Prior to performing this activity any hazards associated with prerequisite tasks at the worksite shall be identified and assessed with appropriate control measures implemented and documented in accordance with CS000501F115 Daily/Task Risk Management Plan and using ES000901R102 Health and Safety Risk Control Guide. If any risks cannot be managed or reduced to an acceptable level, do not proceed with the task and seek assistance from your Supervisor. 7.2 Competency and Safety Management Ensure all persons required to use test equipment are competent in its operation. Assign adequate staffing resources with required competencies to safely complete tasks as per MN000301R165 8 Level Field Test Competency. All staff to comply with SP0502 Safe Entry to High Voltage Enclosure SWP and SWMS007 Live Work (Low Voltage) Safe Work Method Statement. 7.3 Preliminary Checks Carry out the following preliminary comparisons: PSR / Setting files to relay: o o o Firmware version Relay Model Plant ID o Input / Output allocation
Design drawings to relay: o o o Nominal current rating Aux supply voltage Aux input voltage
Test Plan template: o
Select the appropriate test plan template as detailed in the Standard field on the PSR. 7.4 PSR Sanity Checks Carry out sanity checks of the protection scheme and settings to look for any possible abnormalities. This could include: Ensure setting reports, PSRs, Relay Application Guides and Relay Configuration Standards are followed and align, Ensure the scheme used matches the application,
RAG / RCS to design drawings: o Relay model

Page 6 of 15
Check for irregular CT ratios (e.g. Feeders should be greater than the maximum expected load and transformers should be greater than 1.5 times the name plate MVA rating. All CTs in high impedance diff schemes are set to the same ratio. This information can be found in the Protection Setting Report.). 7.5 Populate the Test Plan Apply relay specific settings to the appropriate standard test plan template as per the PSR. 7.6 Secondary Isolation Carry out secondary isolation in accordance with Secondary Systems Isolation guidelines. 7.7 Apply PSR Apply the approved settings to the relay under test.

7.8 Check Communications Functionality Engineering access SCADA interface 7.9 Time / Date Synchronisation Set the time / date to an incorrect value Check correct time stamp applied to relay within a 1 hour period max 7.10 Analogues Carry out secondary injection to: Confirm test lead connection e.g. phasing, Confirm wiring to the relay, Functional operation of the relay will be verified by the test plan results from the secondary injection test set and by the Greenlining and Bluelining of Ergon Energy Substation Drawings and RAG logic diagrams. 7.14 SCADA Testing Check all protocol points as per the RCS. Where possible, points should be checked individually, however it may not be possible to achieve this in all cases. 7.15 Recheck Time / Date Confirm time stamp has been applied and time and date is correct. 7.16 Apply Test Sticker Apply a test sticker to the relay indicating the following: PSR number Date of test
Check displayed values against expected values. 7.11 System Testing System testing is to be completed based on primary values of the system in order to test the overall protection scheme and testing setup. Testing is to be performed as per specific direction in Section 8 of this document following parameters given in the Protection Setting Report. 7.12 Element Testing Element testing is to be completed using secondary values of the system to test the specific, changeable protection elements of the relay. All enabled element testing is to be performed as per specific direction in Section 9 of this document following parameters given in the Protection Setting Report. Element accuracies are to be as per Section 11 of this document. 7.13 Logic Testing Logic testing shall be performed on I/O according to the RAG logic diagram, Section 10 of this document and the elements that are enabled as per PSR.
Initial of tester 7.17 Settings Returned to Protection Group Extract all as tested setting files from the relay Sign off on PSR
Forward signed off PSR and extracted setting files to Protection Group in a timely manner. 7.18 On Load Checks Carry out on load checks to verify primary analogue values and phase angles to relay displayed values. Verify sequence components as required. Verify diff and bias currents as required. Line diff specific: Energise feeder from each end in turn and record diff current from line capacitance.

Close feeder and remeasure diff currents. Any change in diff current is due possibly to CT errors or communications propagation delays. If anticipated load current is inadequate to be above the supervision level of the relay, primary injection will be required to check stability of the diff scheme. Confirm line diff protection does not trip if communication channel fails. Earth fault loop impedance from measuring point = 3 (Zero Sequence Impedance from measuring point to fault - Positive Sequence Impedance from measuring point to fault) + Positive Sequence Impedance from measuring point to fault The above tests will be carried out utilising the following reaches: 50% of Zone 1 50% between Zone 1 and Zone 2 50% between Zone 2 and Zone 3
8. SYSTEM TESTING REQUIREMENTS (BASED ON PRIMARY VALUES

8.1 Calculations
Secondary Current = Primary Current CT Ratio (I Secondary / I Primary) Secondary Voltage = Primary Voltage VT Ratio (V Secondary / V
Primary)
In addition to the above tests, the fault locator will be tested for correct operation by applying a single phase to ground fault at 50% of the feeder length. 8.3 Directional Over Current and Earth Fault Carry out the following tests: 3 phase fault at 50% of line at the line angle Earth fault on each phase at 50% of the line at the line angle 8.4 High Impedance Differential Protection Confirm the setting voltage is less than half the lowest knee point voltage of all CTs in the scheme Check that any resistor (shunt or stabilising) utilised in the circuit is utilising at least 2/3 of the total available resistance. 8.5 Transformer Biased Differential Protection 8.5.1 Through fault stability for phase faults Determine load side transformer current at the break point between Slope 1 and 2. From this load side current determine the source side current if the transformer was on top tap and determine the source side current if the transformer was on bottom tap.
Secondary Impedance = Primary Impedance VT Ratio / CT Ratio
Note:- All values are complex numbers, Nominal System Volts (11000 V, 22000 V, 33000 V etc.) Three Phase Source Impedance = (Nominal System Voltage at faulted Point) / ( 3 Three Phase Fault Current) Three Phase Fault Current at measuring point = (Nominal System Voltage at measuring point) / ( 3 (Three Phase Source Impedance to measuring point + Three Phase Impedance from measuring point to the Fault)) 8.2 Distance Relay System Testing Carry out the following tests: 3 phase fault for each zone at the line angle Earth fault for each zone at the fault loop impedance angle
Page 8 of 15

Simulate load at break point between Slope 1 and Slope 2 at top and bottom taps as per transformer nameplate and CT ratios. If the protection has only one slope carry out test at two times the transformer rating (test may be subject to VA rating of test set). Observe diff and bias currents in the relay. Check the diff current is less than 90% of the operating characteristic at the measured level of bias. 8.5.2 Through fault stability for earth faults Inject only zero sequence current at the relay rated current into all windings with an in zone earth in turn while not injecting into any other winding. Verify relay has zero bias and zero restraint current. 8.5.3 Relay operation Simulate an in zone earth fault at the system fault level on the source side of the transformer. Check for relay operation. 8.6 Restricted Earth Fault Carry out an injection trip test at primary values into each individual REF CT element of the relay based on the PSR. This injection shall be carried out on the CT input for all in zone CTs. (Note the earth CT normally carries no current in service.) 8.7 Overcurrent Carry out an injection test on the relay based on primary values at minimum phase fault level to check for relay operation (minimum phase fault to be given in Protection Setting Report). 8.8 Earth Fault Carry out an injection test on the relay based on primary values at minimum earth fault level to check for relay operation (minimum earth fault to be given in Protection Setting Report). 8.9 Sensitive Earth Fault, Neutral Check Carry out an injection test on the relay based on the SEF primary earth fault current from the PSR.
9. ELEMENT TESTING REQUIREMENTS (BASED ON SECONDARY SETTINGS

9.1 Timed Overcurrent / Earth Fault Check pickup for all phases Time at 2x, 5x, 10x pickup on all contacts that are tripped by this fault type. If an instantaneous element is enabled and set at a value less than or equal to 10 times pickup, only the 2x and 5x tests are required.
Operate time only need be recorded for 1 earth fault and 1 phase fault at each of the current multiples. 9.2 Directional Overcurrent / Earth Fault Check maximum torque angle at 2x pickup Check pickup for all phases Time at 2x, 5x, 10x pickup on all contacts that are tripped by this fault type If an instantaneous element is enabled and set at a value less than or equal to 10 times pickup, only the 2x and 5x tests are required
Operate time only need be recorded for 1 earth fault and 1 phase fault at each of the current multiples. 9.3 Definite Time Check pickup for all phases Check timing at 2x pickup on all contacts that are tripped by this fault type (check this value does not exceed the current limits and thermal rating of the relay set by the relay manufacture). Test set limitations or relay specifications may prevent timing tests at 2x pickup therefore a more suitable

value can be selected to prove the operation of the element. No less than 1.2 is recommended. 9.4 Distance Functions 9.4.1 Multiple characteristic Relays that contain for instance a mho and quad characteristic for the same fault type should be tested together. 9.4.4 Switch on to Fault Test Zone 2 phase, Zone 2 ground and specific overcurrent elements timing for a switch onto fault condition Test Switch on to Fault drop off times.
9.4.5 Load encroachment blinders Test that relay is blocked for load encroachment in accordance with relays designed operation. 9.5 Inter-tripping Schemes 9.5.1 Direct Check DIS initiates correctly as per logic Check DIR initiates correctly as per logic Time overall operation in each direction end to end
9.4.2 Line and Resistive Reach Relay operation for zone boundaries set in the grading plan should be tested. This shall include A-B, A-E, B-E and C-E faults at the line angle. If the relay has a quad set then the resistive and reactive reach shall be tested. If the quad has a setting to apply a tilt angle that angle shall be tested. The resistive reach on a mho characteristic shall not be tested since the reach can be overly sensitive to measurement errors when the mho crosses the x axis at a shallow angle. Test reverse element if set. Tripping times to be checked at 50% of Z1 reach for Z1 and 50% of (Z1+Z2) reach for Z2 and 50% of (Z2+Z3) for Z3 etc.
9.5.2 Permissive Under-Reaching Check PIS initiates correctly as per logic Check PIR initiates trip if Z2 is active and does not trip if Z2 is inactive Time overall operation in each direction end to end Time overall loop time with a loop applied at the remote end.
9.4.3 Voltage Supervision Simulate a single and three phase loss of VT supply and confirm VT supervision operation Test that relay distance elements are blocked for VT supervision operation in accordance with relays designed operation.
9.5.3 Permissive Over-Reaching Check PIS initiates correctly as per logic Check PIR initiates trip if Z2 is active and does not trip if Z2 is inactive For ECHO-Logic, check that the relay performs as per the relay manufacturers logic diagram
Page 10 of 15

For weak in feed, check that the relay performs as per the relay manufacturers logic diagram For current reversal, check that the relay performs as per the relay manufacturers logic diagram Time overall operation in each direction end to end 9.6.3 Current Differential Stability Stability checks will be covered off through on load testing or primary injection. 9.7 Transformer Current Differential Functions 9.7.1 Differential / REF Pickup and Timing Find the pickup for each phase of each winding utilised Time each output contact at twice the pickup one phase of one winding only.
Time overall loop time with a loop applied at the remote end. 9.6 Feeder Current Differential Functions Current differential tests may require a temporary second relay at site to facilitate characteristic testing. 9.6.1 Current Differential Characteristic Test pickup for all phase to ground and AB phase faults Test the slope characteristic two points per slope Test the alpha plane characteristic (SEL relays): o o o Confirm 87LPP, 87L2P and 87GP Settings. Inject a through fault above the supervision element. Increase the current in the temporary relay to prove 87LR. Inject a through fault above supervision element setting and rotate remote currents to confirm accuracy of 87LANG. Confirm operation of 87LA, 87LB, 87LC, 87L2 and 87LG elements.
9.7.2 Differential / REF Characteristic Test the slope characteristic two points per slope Time each output contact at twice the pickup
Check second harmonic restraint by using three phase injection into HV input. 9.8 Transformer Thermal Protection 9.8.1 HV Thermal Overload Time at 1.5, 2 and 3 times pickup setting on all contacts that are tripped by thermal overload Record pickups for the 5 minute and 2 hour alarms for all phases.
9.8.2 LV Thermal Overload Time at 1.5, 2 and 3 times pickup setting on all contacts that are tripped by thermal overload Record pickups for the 5 minute and 2 hour alarms for all phases.
9.6.2 Current Differential Inter-Trip (for three ended schemes) Disconnect the communication links between the relays at the two remote sites while maintaining the communication paths between the local relay under test to the remote end relays. Inject a differential current in the relay under test and verify that the two remote relays have tripped.
Page 11 of 15

9.9 Capacitor Bank Protection Functions 9.9.1 Over Current / Overload Refer to overcurrent relay tests as described in this SWP. 9.9.2 Earth Fault Refer to earth fault relay tests as described in this SWP. 9.9.3 Under Voltage Check undercurrent element pickup for all phases Check timing of operation. Test trip time at twice pickup. Current Supervision (where applicable) Test pickup.
Test trip time at twice pickup. 9.11 Low Impedance Bus Protection Pickup Test pickup on every CT input Test trip time at twice pickup on every CT input.
9.9.4 Balance Protection Check alarm and trip level pickup Time alarm at below trip pickup for all contacts Time trip at twice pickup to all contacts.
Stability Test stability on every CT input.
9.9.5 Under Frequency Refer to under frequency tests as described in this SWP. 9.9.6 Close inhibit (capacitor discharge) Check timing for close inhibit. 9.10 High Impedance Differential Check pickup Check trip time at twice set point. High Impedance Bus Protection
9.12 Under Frequency Protection Check for pickup. Check timing of operation - inject at 10mHz above set threshold and step down to below pickup. Measure operating time.
Check under voltage block. 9.13 Circuit Breaker Fail / Local Backup Functions Test pickup of current check element Test drop off (CBF timer to reset if the check values drop off during the timing period) Test operation time at 2 times pickup Test all internal and external initiations in accordance with the RAG logic diagram (all faults types should initiate CB Fail).
9.10.1
Pickup Test voltage pickup and record the current value at tested voltage.
Page 12 of 15

9.14 Transfer Trip Functions Time all trip inputs to all trip outputs. 9.15 Relay Indication Functions Ensure that for all faults that the front panel on the graphical display or labelled LEDS of the relay accurately reflects the fault type and zone If possible via self test, ensure that all LEDs are operating correctly shall not initiate a re-close nor should it initiate if Live Line Work Clearance is enabled. It should be tested that auto re-close is initiated for fast zone 2 faults and not initiated for slow zone 2 faults for non-communicating schemes. The Protection Group may choose to initiate auto re-close on a slow zone 2 fault following a risk assessment which will be specified in the Protection Setting Report. Number of re-close attempts, dead times, reclaim times, direct to lockout should be tested in accordance with the PSR. 10.2 Auto Re-close, Work Clearance and SEF On Off 10.3 Trip Circuit Supervision 10.4 Live Line Work Clearance 10.5 Setting Group Selection Logic
Ensure that the relay is named correctly on the LCD display. 9.16 Event and Disturbance Recorder Functions Ensure both the event and disturbance recorder are working correctly and that you can download events Clear event records where possible after relay testing is completed. 9.17 Network Backup / NPS Protection Check pickup. Time at 2x, 5x, 10x pickup on all contacts that are tripped by this fault type. Test minimum response time if set.
10. LOGIC TESTING

Test Non Protection Functions 10.1 Auto Re-close Initiation and blocking of A/R should be tested for every fault type (e.g. OC, EF, SEF, DIFF) and relay state (e.g. normal, LLWC) in accordance with the RAG logic diagram and PSR. Auto re-close shall only be initiated by faults within the assigned protection zone i.e. Current Differential, Distance Zone 1, IDMT and High set over current and earth fault. SEF

11. PROTECTION RELAY ACCURACY AND TIME REQUIREMENTS
Plant and equipment should not be commissioned unless the test result meets the C4 or C3 criteria defined in the maintenance acceptance criteria document. Plant may only be commissioned at P2 level with specific approval from the Senior Commissioning Engineer. Plant may not be commissioned at a P1 level. All Accuracy and Time requirements can be found in the Big MAC (Maintenance Acceptance Criteria). Relay Type Distance Distance Distance Distance Distance Distance Distance Distance Distance Distance Current DIFF Current DIFF Current DIFF Current DIFF Transformer Transformer Transformer Transformer Bus Zone Bus Zone Capacitor Capacitor Capacitor Test Line Reach Z1 (all fault types) Line Reach all other forward zones (all fault types) Resistive Reach Z1 (all fault types) Resistive Reach all other forward zones (all fault types) Reverse Reach (all fault types) Permissive Under Reaching Fast Z2 (all fault types) Permissive Over Reaching Fast Z2 (all fault types) PIS DIS Fault Location Cdiff (all fault types) CDIT SEL 311L 87LA, 87LB & 87LC Trip SEL 311L 87L2 & 87LG Trip Differential Instantaneous Overcurrent/ Definite Time REF Thermal High Impedance Low Impedance Instantaneous Overcurrent/ Definite Time Under Voltage Over Load (SPAJ) - Pickup
Page 14 of 15
Accuracy (whichever is the greater) 5% or 0.1ohms of PPS ohm 5% or 0.1ohms of PPS ohm 5% or 0.1ohms of PPS ohm 5% or 0.1ohms of PPS ohm 10% or 0.2 ohms of PPS 5% or 0.1ohms of PPS ohm 5% or 0.1ohms of PPS ohm 5% or 0.1ohms of PPS ohm N/A 5% 5% N/A N/A N/A 5% 10% 10% 10% 5% 5% 10% 10% Iset + (5% or 0.01*Inom)
Time (whichever is the greater) < 40ms set time + ( 5% or 40ms) < 40ms set time + ( 5% or 40ms) < 40ms >35ms<65ms >35ms<65ms < 35ms < 35ms N/A < 40ms < 20ms (CHECK END TO END) <60ms < 90ms < 40ms < 40ms < 40ms set time + (10% or 40ms) <30ms <30ms < 40ms set time + (10% or 40ms) N/A

Relay Type Capacitor Capacitor Capacitor Capacitor Distribution Fdr. Distribution Fdr. Distribution Fdr. Distribution Fdr. Distribution Fdr. Feeder General General General General General General General General Under Frequency Test Over Load (SPAJ) Time Curve Balance Pickup Balance Time Curve Close Inhibit (capacitor discharge) OC/EF IDMT- Pickup OC/EF IDMT- Time curve OC/EF DEF TIME - Instantaneous OC/ Definite Time SEF LLWC Auto Reclose OC/EF Directional Switch onto fault operation Switch onto fault reset Circuit breaker fail Bus Multi Trip Bus Multi Trip @ 70% Aux Volts CB Fail Bus trip Transfer trips Analogues Under frequency Accuracy (whichever is the greater) N/A Iset + (5% or 0.01*Inom) N/A N/A Iset + (5% or 0.01*Inom) N/A 10% 10% N/A +/- 5 degrees N/A N/A 10% N/A N/A N/A N/A 5% or 1% of Nominal +/- 0.02 Hz Time (whichever is the greater) set time +/- 12.5% N/A set time +/- 12.5% set time +/- 5% N/A set time +/- 12.5% < 40ms set time +/- ( 5% or 40ms) +/- 100 ms (set time +/- 12.5%) + <50mS < 50ms set time +/- 10% set time + ( 5% or 40ms) <10ms <15ms <15ms <15ms N/A set time +/- 10% or 40ms
11.1 Acronyms and Abbreviations PPS: Positive Phase Sequence DIS: Direct Intertrip Send PIS: Permissive Intertrip Send Inom: Relay Nominal Current Iset: Setting Current PIR: Permissive Intertrip Receive PIS: Permissive Intertrip Send PSL: Protection Setting Logic PSR: Protection Setting Request
RAG: Relay Application Guide REF: Restricted Earth Fault RCS: Relay Configuration Standard SEF: Sensitive Earth Fault SEL: Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Inom: Relay Nominal Operating Current Iset: Relay Current Setting SPAJ: ABB Protection Relay LLWC: Live Line Work Clearance

Protection Relay Testing For Commissioning SWP: 1. Purpose and Scope

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Protection Relay Testing For Commissioning SWP: 1. Purpose and Scope

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Description:

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Protection Relay Testing For Commissioning SWP: 1. Purpose and Scope

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

PROTECTION RELAY TESTING FOR COMMISSIONING SWP

1. PURPOSE AND SCOPE

Check this is the latest Process Zone version before use.

Standard Work Practice SP0518 Ver 2