DigSilent TechRef - Recloser
DigSilent TechRef - Recloser
DigSilent TechRef - Recloser
Recloser block
RelRecloser, TypRecloser
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Version: 2016
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Recloser block (RelRecloser, TypRecloser)
Contents
Contents
1 General Description
3.6 Standard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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General Description
General Description
The recloser block has the ability to reclose the breaker after a trip and activate/deactivate the
associated protective blocks after each operation.
The recloser block allows modelling the reclosing feature of the distance protections, of the
overcurrent relays and of the distribution recloser devices. Such high flexibility is implemented
using different recloser types.
Its possible to define up to 5 different reclosing times and up to 16 rules to activate/deactivate
the protective blocks during the different recloser operations.
The recloser type class name is TypRecl; the recloser element class name is RelRecl.
The recloser block must be used together with the normal protective blocks which must be connected trough the C input signal to the block output signals of recloser. In this way the recloser
can be programmed to block some of the protective blocks accordingly with the protective device
characteristic and settings.
To control the breaker the recloser block must be connected though the Close output signal to
a Logic block having the Breaker Event property set equal to Close.
Figure 2.1: Connection of the recloser block in the block definition diagram
More than one recloser block can be used in the same the block definition, its useful if the
device implement different reclosing logics for the phase and the ground protective elements. In
this case the recloser blocks must be aware of the presence of the other recloser blocks using
the prefblock variable in the recloser type dialog. A circular loop of references must be created.
If Toc or Ioc protective blocks are connected to a Recloser block in their type dialog the Reclosing type must be set Normal or Lockout; the none value inhibits the recloser operation.
If the block definition of the device, whose the recloser block is part, is already too much complicate it would be helpful adding the recloser connections to another layer and in the way to
be able to hide them whenever they arent useful to understand the device logic diagram. The
recloser block can be also used to open/close the breaker: setting CloseCommand equal to 1
the associated breaker will be closed and if its available the ColdLoad feature will be activated;
setting OpenCommand equal to 1 the associated breaker will be open.
For testing purposes is possible to set the current operation number using the starttimeframe
block parameter.
Figure 2.2: Connection of the recloser block inputs in the block definition diagram
The recloser block inputs can be connected to 3 Overcurrent blocks: the Phase and Ground
Threshold block and Zero current detection block. The purpose of the Threshold block is to
store a common starting current threshold for the protective blocks. The relevant protective
blocks must refer the current from such block in their Type dialog; the Phase threshold block
must be connected to the phase start recloser block input signal; the Ground threshold block
must be connected to the ground start recloser block input signal. The zero current detection
block is used to detect exactly when the fault current has been interrupted to start the reclose
interval; it must be connected to the wOverMinI input signals (wOverMinI A, wOverMinI B and
wOverMinI C for the single phase trip devices)
The recloser type is set using the recloser Type parameter in the Recloser type dialog.
8 different types of recloser are available:
Cooper Power Systems Form 4C
Cooper Power Systems Form 5
Cooper Power Systems FX-FXA-FXB
Cooper Power Systems SEF reclosing logic
Schweitzer reclosing logic
Standard
Standard 3 phases
Standard for Impedance relays
Due to wide range of different recloser model available in the market the recloser element dialog
is not showing a Reclosing Time input control if the relevant range definition input control in the
recloser type dialog is void. In this way the user can configure the number of available Reclosing
Time simply not filling the relevant control in the recloser type dialog.
3.1
It fully supports the Cooper Power Systems Form 4C distribution recloser: it includes the Sequence Coordination and the Ground Trip Precedence. Its possible to define the number of
operations using TCC1, the number of operations before the lockout, the reclosing times after
each operation (up to 3) and the recloser reset time. Its possible to activate/deactivate each
High Current element and each High Current to Lockout element during each operation. The
ground recloser block allows defining a max number of operations of the Sensitive Earth Fault
block before the lockout.
3.2
It fully supports the Cooper Power Systems Form 5 distribution recloser except the Sensitive
Earth Fault reclosing features which are supported by a different recloser type: it includes the
Sequence Coordination, the Cold load feature, the Fast Trips disabled feature and the Ground
Trip Precedence. The Sequence Coordination can be inhibited after a given number of operations and its possible to define a different of operations before the lockout when the Fast
Trips disabled feature is enabled. The Cold load page allows defining an Activation time of
the feature after that the breaker as been closed (during such time only the relevant Cold Load
TCC is activated), an independent number of trip before lockout and an independent reclosing
time. Besides that features its possible to define the number of operations before the lockout,
the reclosing time after each operation (up to 3) and the recloser reset time. Its possible to
activate/deactivate each High Current element and each High Current to Lockout element during each operation. Four independent TCCs for phase and four for the ground protection can
be controlled independently. Three different operation modes are available: Three phase trip
- Three phase lockout, Single phase trip - Three phase lockout and Single phase trip - Single
phase lockout.
3.3
It fully supports the Cooper Power Systems Form FX, FXA and FXB distribution recloser: it
includes the Sequence Coordination and the Ground Trip Precedence. The Cold load page
allows defining an Activation time of the feature after that the breaker as been closed (during
such time only the relevant Cold Load TCC is activated), an independent number of trip before
lockout. Besides that features its possible to define the number of operations before the lockout,
the reclosing time after each operation (up to 3) and the recloser reset time. Its possible to
activate/deactivate each High Current element and each High Current to Lockout element during
each operation. Four independent TCCs for phase and four for the ground protection can be
controlled independently.
3.4
It fully supports the Cooper Power Systems Form5 Sensitive Earth Fault Logic feature: its
possible to define the number of operations before the lockout, the reclosing time after each
operation (up to 3) and the element reset time.
3.5
This recloser type aim to reproduce the reclosing logic available in the Schweitzer (SEL) protective devices: its possible to define the number of operations before the lockout, the reclosing
time after each operation (up to 4) and the element reset time. The Sequence Coordination
feature is available as well. The block core is located in the Logic tab page where, using a
matrix, up to 16 rules can be defined to activate/deactivate the protective blocks accordingly
with the current operation number. The number of rows of the matrix is equal to the number of
Operations to lockout defined in the dialog Basic Data page. The labels on the left of the matrix
naming each rule can be inserted in the Logic page of the recloser type dialog
3.6
Standard
Its a standard reclosing type aiming to support a wide range of commercially available reclosing
features: its possible to define the number of operations before the lockout, the reclosing time
after each operation (up to 5), the element reset time and the duration of the closing command
sent to the breaker. The Logic page is available as well.
3.7
Standard 3 phase
Its a standard reclosing type aiming to support a wide range of commercially available reclosing features: it has the same features of the Standard recloser plus the ability to define the
trip/reclosing logic accordingly with the rules defined in the operation mode page: such rules
allow defining if, depending upon the type of fault, the trip can be a single phase trip and if the
reclosing process is started after the trip.
3.8
Its a standard reclosing type for the impedance devices aiming to support a wide range of
reclosing features available in the distance protections. its possible to define the number of
operations before the lockout, the reclosing time after each operation (up to 5), the element
reset time and the duration of the closing command sent to the breaker. Its also possible to
set the reclosing time after the first operation if such operation is a single phase trip. The Logic
page is available as well as the ability to define the trip/reclosing logic accordingly with the
rules defined in the operation mode page. This logic is based on the info coming from the trip
elements or, if the signal is connected, on the value of the wfaulttype signal (usually coming
from the distance protection starting element).
4.1
RecloserType (TypRecloser)
Parameter
Description
Prefblock
Groundlogic
RTCC1op
Roplockout
Rresettime
Rrecltime1
Rrecltime11ph
Rrecltime2
Rrecltime3
Rrecltime4
Rrecltime5
Rclosingcomtime
Rmaxseqcpsno
Rfasttripdislock
RSEFtriptolock
Rclactivationt
Rcltripstolockout
Rclrecloseinterval
Rresettimeunit
Rclosingcomtimeunit
Rrecltime1unit
Unit
Y/N
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
(s/cycles)
(s/cycles)
(s/cycles)
10
Parameter
Description
Unit
Rrecltime11phunit
(s/cycles)
Rrecltime2unit
Rrecltime3unit
Rrecltime4unit
Rrecltime5unit
Rclactivationtunit
Rclrecloseintervalunit
4.2
(s/cycles)
(s/cycles)
(s/cycles)
(s/cycles)
(s/cycles)
(s/cycles)
RecloserElement (RelRecloser)
Parameter
Description
Unit
Reclnotactive
Grtripblock
Y/N
Y/N
SEFtripblock
TCC1op
Oplockout
Resettime
Recltime1
Recltime11ph
Recltime2
Recltime3
Recltime4
Recltime5
Closingcomtime
Seqaccessory
Maxseqcpsno
Groundtripprec
Fasttripdisabl
Fasttripdislock
Y/N
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
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Parameter
Description
SEFtriptolock
Clenable
Clactivationt
Cltripstolockout
Clrecloseinterval
Hctrip1enable
Hctrip2enable
Hctrip3enable
Hctrip4enable
Hctrip5enable
hcl1active
hcl2active
hcl3active
hcl4active
Operationmode
Starttimeframe
Unit
Y/N
s
s
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
Y/N
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Parameter
Description
Ilogic
Unit
13
Description
wphase start
wphase start A
wphase start B
wphase start C
wground start
wground start A
wground start B
wground start C
wfaulttype
wOverMinI
wOverMinI A
wOverMinI B
wOverMinI C
Output Signal
Description
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
yblock
TOC1
TOC1 A
TOC1 B
TOC1 C
TOC2
TOC2 A
TOC2 B
TOC2 C
TOC3
TOC3 A
TOC3 B
TOC3 C
TOC4
TOC4 A
TOC4 B
TOC4 C
TOC5
TOC5 A
TOC5 B
TOC5 C
CLTOC
CLTOC A
CLTOC B
CLTOC C
FTDTOC
Unit
Unit
14
Output Signal
Description
yblock FTDTOC A
yblock FTDTOC B
yblock FTDTOC C
yblock HClockout
yblock Hclockout A
yblock Hclockout B
yblock Hclockout C
yblock Hclockout1
yblock Hclockout1 A
yblock Hclockout1 B
yblock Hclockout1 C
yblock Hclockout2
yblock Hclockout2 A
yblock Hclockout2 B
yblock Hclockout2 C
yblock Hclockout3
yblock Hclockout3 A
yblock Hclockout3 B
yblock Hclockout3 C
yblock HC
yblock HC A
yblock HC B
yblock HC C
yblock SEFTOC
yblock Logic1
yblock Logic2
yblock Logic3
yblock Logic4
yblock Logic5
yblock Logic6
yblock Logic7
yblock Logic8
yblock Logic9
yblock Logic10
yblock Logic11
yblock Logic12
yblock Logic13
yblock Logic14
yblock Logic15
yblock Logic16
yout
yout A
yout B
Unit
15
Output Signal
Description
yout C
Unit
16