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CT PT Calculations For 132kv Gis

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The document discusses the calculations for CT and PT parameters for different equipment in a 132kV GIS substation. It considers fault levels, equipment ratings, protection requirements while selecting appropriate CT and PT ratios, classes and parameters.

The design criteria consider usage of numerical relays and assumptions include single ratio CTs for bus differential protection and dual ratio CTs for other protections. Bus rating, fault levels, cable lengths and relay specifications are also considered.

The steps involve selecting the CT ratio close to bus rating, calculating the knee point voltage and magnetizing current requirements, considering cable lead resistances and selecting appropriate CT class based on requirements.

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CALCULATIONS FOR CT & PT PARAMETERS FOR 132KV GIS IN 6.0


MTPA KALINGANAGAR PROJECT

SR. NO. TITLE SHEET NO.

A. 132 KV BUS-SECTIONALISER 1

B. 132 KV BUSCOUPLER WITH BUS PTS 4

C. INCOMER FROM 220/139kV 200MVA MT 6


WITH LINE PT

D. 132KV FEEDER TO 132 KV/34.5 100 MVA 11


TRANSFORMER AT MRSS

E. 132KV FEEDER TO 132 KV/34.5 100 MVA 17


TRANSFORMER AT MSDS AND CRM

F. 132KV FEEDER TO 132 /6.9KV 20 MVA 21


STATION TRANSFORMER AT CPP

G. INCOMER FROM 11/132KV 115MVA GENERATOR 24


TRANSFORMER AT CPP

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CALCULATIONS FOR CT & PT PARAMETERS FOR 132KV GIS IN 6.0


MTPA KALINGANAGAR PROJECT

REFERENCE DATA

1) Catalogues for various Relays and meters

2) Short Circuit Study report

3) General Site Layout -

4)

5) Main One line diagram dwg no TCE-5668B-737-AU-3012


ASSUMPTIONS :

1) Presuming usage of Numerical relays for differential protection,


Aux CTs are not used.

DESIGN CRITERIA

1) Bus differential protection Cts will be single ratio;


Metering CT ratios shall be of dual ratio type.
Main protection and back up protection CTs shall be dual rato type.
Numerical relays are only considered for CT & PT burden. CTs are not for static or
electromagnetic protection.

A. 132 kV Bus Coupler

BUS 1 BUS 2

CT4 Bus differential


Bus differential for Bus 1(TYP)
CT1
for Bus 2(TYP)

CT2 Backup O/C


Bus PT 2
& E/F
Bus PT 1 CT3 Metering Core 1- Directional O/C of transformer
Core details same as feeders, overfluxing relays of
of Bus PT 2 transformers, undervoltage relays

Core 2- Voltmeter, multifunction


meter of transformers, synchronising
1250A scheme.

MVA A
Outgoing transformer rating 12.5/15 0.656
Max. capacity in phase 1 30 131
Contract demand in phase 1 9 39.37
Max. capacity in phase 3 60 262
With 20% margin 72 315
Bus rating selected 1250 Amps

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1) CT parameters for Busbar Differential Protection 87B Main-1, 87B Main-2,
CT1 & CT4 (Voltage Class : 132kV)
CT ratio chosen = 1200 /1 Amp ( close to bus rating) (with 120% thermal capability)

132kV Bus Design Fault Level = 31.5 kA

Vk = If x 1/CTratio x (Rct + Rl+Rrelay)

If = fault current on CT secondary = 31500/1200 = 26.25 A

Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of


4 sq.mm copper cable ~ 5.5 Ohms / km

Maximum cable length = 75 M (from site plan)


Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2 x 5.5 x 0.075
= 0.83 Ohms

R relay = 0.1 VA (ABB Relay REB500)

Winding res. of CT sec, Rct = 6 Ohms (Assumed)

Therefore Vk > = 26 *(6+0.825+ 0.1)

= 181.781 Volts

Keep Vk twice the value required >= 363.563 or 375V

Therefore CT chosen for Bus differential = 1200 /1 Amp


Vk>= 375V
Rct<= 6 ohm
Magnetising Current (Im) Calculation
Bus rating = 1250 Amps
Formula for calculating CT magnetising current Im.
Im = 1/n [PFSC x (1/CT ratio) - Ir]

Where n = Nos. of CTs in parallel = 7


PFSC = Primary Fault Setting Current = 400 Amp
(Assuming 10 times of Ifull load in phase 1)
Ir = Relay current at set point in Amp = 0.1 Amp
Im = Magnetising Current in Amps

Im = 1/7[ 400 x ( 1/1200) - 0.1]


= 0.033 Amp
= 33 mA
Hence Im at Vk/2 = 33/2 = 16.5 mA.

As standard rating, Im at Vk/2 <= 15 mA is selected

Selection of Class of CT
As the CT is meant for differential protection, Class Px CT is selected.

CT Class = PS

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Therefore, parameters for 87B-Main-1, 87B-Main-2 and 87B-Check zone are

CT RATIO = 1200 /1 Amp


Knee Point Voltage Vk >= 375V
CT Wdg. Res. Rct =< 6ohm
Mag. Current Im at Vk/2 =< 15 mA
CT Class = PS
CT Cable to be used = 4 sqmm copper cable

2) Calculation of CT parameters for (50 BF, 51/51N relays)-CT2


(Voltage Class : 132kV)

Full load capacity of 132 kV GIS Bus = 1250 Amps


(maxm. rating available in 132 kV GIS system)
Bus rating = 1250 A
CT ratio selected = 600 - 1200 / 1 Amp
(in line with busbar rating)
Relay Burden :

Relay Burden= 0.05 VA (Seimens Relay SIP-7SJ62)

Since the secondary Current is 1A, the above burden can be taken as the total burden in ohms.
i.e., Rrelaytotal in ohms = Relay Burden total in VA/(I s2),
where Is = Secondary Current of CT.
Therefore Rrelaytotal in ohms = (0.05 /1*1)
= 0.05 ohms

Formula for calculating Knee point voltage requirement at 600 A tap:


Vk = If x 1/CTratio x (Rct + Rl+Rrelay)

Where If = CT Primary fault current in Amps = 31500 A


( 132kV Bus fault current)
Rct = CT winding resistance = 3 ohm (Assumed)
Rl = Cable resistance between CT & Relay

Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of


4 sq.mm copper cable = 5.50 Ohms / km
Maximum cable length = 75 M (Site Plan layout)

Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2x 5.5 x 0.075


= 0.83 Ohms
Considering 600 /1 A ratio,

Vk required = 31500 x 1/600(3 + 0.83 + 0.05)


= 204 Volts

Selection of Class of CT
By choosing 5P20 , 10 VA CT,
Vk available = 20 x 1 (3+10)
= 260 Volts

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ALF(actual) = ALF(rated) x (Rct + Rb)/(Rct + Rc)


where Rct= CT resistance= 3
Rb = Rated Burden = 10
Rc= Connected Burden= 0.88

ALF (actual)= 67
ALF (required)= If/CTR = 53
Since, ALF (actual) > ALF (required), CT dimension is ok.

Hence, the following CT Parameters are selected

CT RATIO = 600-1200/ 1 Amp


CT Class = 5P20
VA burden required = 10 VA
CT Cable to be used = 4 sq.mm copper cable

3) CT Parameters for metering CT- CT3


(Voltage Class : 132kV)
Purpose: Metering
CT ratio chosen
600-1200/1 A.
Meter VA Burden
Multifunction meter 0.5
Ammeter 1.5
Total = 2
Considering a 4 sq. mm lead length of 75 m
R(lead)= 0.83 1.875
Burden= 0.83 as sec. current is 1A
Total burden= 2.83 VA
7.5 VA is chosen to account for any future additions etc.
25%(rated) < connected burden < rated burden
ISF (actual) = ISF(rated) x (Rct + Rb)/(Rct + Rc)

Considering an ISF (rated) <5,


ISF (actual) = 9 (safe)

Therefore CT chosen = 600-1200/1 A.


7.5VA
CL.0.2
ISF <5.

2) Calculation of parameters for 132kV Bus PT1 & Bus PT2

Core1 -- To be used for Directional overcurrent protection of transformer feeders.

VA
Directional overcurrent protection -- 1.5 (Siemens relay 7SJ531 catalog)
of max. five transformers
Undervoltage relay 5
No voltage relay 5
Fuse failure relay 3
Synchronising relay 0.5
Under voltage relay 1.5
No voltage relay 1.5
Underfrequency relay 0.5
Overfluxing relay of two transformers 0.5
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Considering future additions 50 VA is chosen.
As it will used for protection, Class 3P is selected.
The Parameters for PT core1 is 3P, 50 VA

Core 2 -- To be used for Metering


VA
Voltmeters(two nos.) 3
Multifunction meter of five. nine transformers 0.5
Synchroscope 0.5
Voltmeter 5
Frequencymeter 2
Total 11
Considering future additions, 50VA is chosen.
As it will be used for metering, Class 0.2 is chosen.

Therefore PT chosen
Ratio 132 110 110
√3 √3 √3
Class 0.5/3P 0.5/3P
Burden 100 50/ 50/
Core 1/ 2/

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C. 132kV Incomer from JSEB
BUS 1

BUS 2 Indicating purpose

1250A

P1

CT 1 Line Differential

CT 2 Directional (IDMT) O/C & E/F, Local Breaker Backup

CT 3 Metering & Indication

CT 4 Tariff Metering

CT 5 Bus Differential - Main

CT 6 Bus Differential - Check


P2

Line EMVT

Core 1- Directional overcurrent & Earth fault, Line Differential relay

Core 2- Multifunction meter, voltmeter, Check synchronising scheme,


undervoltage relay
Core 3- Tariff metering

Incomer from Noamundi JSEB substation

1) CT parameters for 132 KV Line Differential


Protection (87L ) -CT1 (Voltage Class : 132kV)
CT Ratio Selection :

Line Rating = 450A (Panter conductor)


Minimum projected load = 4.5 MVA = 19.68 A = 6.56099

Therefore full load currrent on 132kV Side =


540
CT ratio selected on 132kV side is = 600 - 300 /1 Amp
(considering 15% margin)

Knee Point Voltage Calculation (For 87L ) :


Formula for calculating Knee point voltage requirement for differential protection
Vk = If x 1/CTratio x (Rct + Rl+Rrelay)

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Where If = CT Primary fault current in Amps 40000 A
( 132kV Bus fault current)
Rct = CT winding resistance = 1.5 ohm
Rl = Cable resistance between CT & Relay

Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of


4 sq.mm copper cable = 5.50 Ohms / km

Maximum cable length = 75 M (from site plan)

Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2 x 5.50 x 0.075


= 0.83 Ohms

Relay Burden < = 0.1 (SIP catalogue 7SD610)

Therefore, Since the secondary is 1A, RRelay = 0.1 ohms

CT knee point requirement = 40000x 1/300x (1.5+0.825+0.1)

= 323 Volts

We choose Vk >= 2 X Vk (required) to account for DC component during fault,


variation in CT, lead lengths and resistances, relays etc.

Hence, Vk >= 650 V

Magnetising Current (Im) Calculation (For 87L):

Formula for calculating CT magnetising current Im.


Im = 1/n [PFSC x (1/CT ratio) - Ir]
Where n = Nos. of CTs in parallel = 1
PFSC = Primary Fault Setting Current = 45 Amp
(Assuming 20% of Ifull load)
Ir = Relay current at set point in Amp = 0.1 Amp
Im = Magnetising Current in Amps
Im = 1/1[ 45 x ( 1/300) - 0.1]
= 0.050 Amp
= 50 mA

Hence Im at Vk/2 = 50/2 = 25.0 mA. Im at Vk/2 <= 30 mA is selected

Selection of Class of CT
As the CT is meant for Line differential protection, Class Px CT is selected.
CT Class = PX

Therefore, CT parameters for 87L are

CT RATIO = 600-300 /1 Amp


Knee Point Voltage Vk >= 650 V
CT Wdg. Res. Rct =< 1.5 ohm
Mag. Current Im at Vk/2 =< 30 mA
CT Class = PX
CT Cable to be used = 4 sq.mm copper cable

As per Siprotec,

Vk>= Ktd x Issc*(RCT + Rb') /(1.3*CTR)

where Ktd = 1.2

= 298 V

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2) Calculation of CT parameters for (50 BF, 50/67 relays)-CT2
(Voltage Class : 132kV)

CT ratio selected = 600 - 300 /1 Amp

Relay Burden :

Relay Burden= 0.1 VA (Seimens Relay SIP-7SJ600 )

Since the secondary Current is 1A, the above burden can be taken as the total burden in ohms.
i.e., Rrelaytotal in ohms = Relay Burden total in VA/(I s2),
where Is = Secondary Current of CT.
Therefore Rrelaytotal in ohms = (0.1 /1*1)
= 0.1 ohms

Formula for calculating Knee point voltage requirement :


Vk = If x 1/CTratio x (Rct + Rl+Rrelay)

Where If = CT Primary fault current in Amps 40000 A


( 132kV Bus fault current)
Rct = CT winding resistance = 2 ohm (Assumed)
Rl = Cable resistance between CT & Relay

Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of


4 sq.mm copper cable = 5.50 Ohms / km
Maximum cable length = 75 M (Site Plan layout)

Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2x 5.50 x 0.075


= 0.83 Ohms
Considering 300/1 ratio,
Vk required = 40000 x 1/300(2 + 0.83 + 0.1)
= 391 Volts

Selection of Class of CT
By choosing 5P20 , 20 VA CT,
Vk available = 20 x 1 (2+20)
= 440 Volts

Hence, the following CT Parameters are selected

CT RATIO = 600-300/1 Amp


CT Class = 5P20
VA burden required = 20 VA
CT Cable to be used = 4 sq.mm copper cable

ALFact = ALFrat * (RCT + Rb')/(RCT + Rb)

where Rb = Connected Burden


Rb' = Rated Burden

= 150

ALFreqd = 133 ALFact > ALFreqd CT satisfactory

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3) CT Parameters for metering CT-CT3 (Voltage Class : 132kV)

CT ratio chosen 600-300 - 150 /1 Amp

All burdens are chosen from reputed manufacturers of these equipment like
SATEC

Meter VA Burden
Multifunction meter - 2nos. 1
Ammeter 1.5 Assumed
Lead Burden 0.83
(Considering 75 M length, 4 sq.mm Cu. Conductor )
Total 3.33 VA
7.5 VA is chosen to account for any future additions etc.
25%(rated) < connected burden < rated burden
Therefore CT chosen = 600-300-150/1 Amp
7.5
CL.0.5s
ISF <5.

ISF (actual) = ISF(rated) x (RCT + Rb')/(RCT + Rb)

Considering an ISF (rated) <5,


ISF (actual) = 9 (safe)

For Tariff metering CT,


CT chosen 600-300-150/1 Amp
7.5
CL.0.2s
ISF <5.

4) CT parameters for 132 kV Busbar Differential Protection 87B Main-1, 87B


Main-2 & 87C - CT5 & CT6 in 132 kV Bus
(Voltage Class : 132kV)
The CT parameters are identical to the parameters of Bus differential protection
CTs for Bus Coupler. -- Refer Sl. No. 1 of Section A.

Therefore the CT parameters for 87B Main-1/Main-2 & 87C are

CT RATIO = 1200 /1 Amp


Knee Point Voltage Vk >= 375V
CT Wdg. Res. Rct =< 6ohm
Mag. Current Im at Vk/2 =< 15 mA
CT Class = PS
CT Cable to be used = 4 sqmm copper cable

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5) Calculation of Line PT parameters

Core1 -- To be used for Directional Overcurrent and Earth fault protection.


VA
Directional O/C & E/F protection -- 0.1 (Siemens relay 7SJ512 catalog)
Undervoltage relay 5
No voltage relay 5
Fuse Failure relay 0.5
Total 10.6
Considering future additions 50 VA is chosen.
As it will be used for protection, Class 3P is selected.

Core 2 -- To be used for Metering and Synchronising scheme


VA
Voltmeter (2nos.) 5
BCU 0.5
MW meter 5
MVAR meter 5
Fuse failure relay 3
Synchronising relay 0.5
Synchroscope 6
Voltmeter 5
Frequencymeter 2
Fuse failure relay 3
Total 16.5

Considering future additions, 50VA is chosen.


Since used for dual purpose, dual class 0.5/5P is chosen

Therefore PT chosen
Ratio 132 110 110 110
√3 √3 √3 √3
Class 3P/ 0.5/ 0.5/3P
Burden 50/ 50/ 100
Core 1/ 2/ 3

D. 132kV Feeder - 132/34.5kV 100MVA Transformer at MRSS

BUS 1

BUS 2

2500A

P1

CT 1 Transformer Differential

CT 2 Directional (IDMT) O/C & E/F, LBB,


Instantaneous O/C

CT 3 Metering

CT 4 Bus Differential - Main

CT 5 Bus Differential - Check

CT 6 Restricted Earth fault

Bushing CT C T7 Spare
Bushing CT
CT 8 Spare

CT 9 CT 10

IPT HV Restricted E/F Standby E/F

LV Restricted E/F Standby E/F

P2

Bushing CT
To 33 kV Bus at MRSS

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1) CT parameters for 100 MVA Transformer Differential
Protection (87IPT ) - CT1 (Voltage Class :132kV)
CT Ratio Selection :

Transformer Rating = 63/80/100 MVA @ 50deg.C, ONAN/ONAF/OFAF


132/34.5kV, YNynd5, Z=16% at100 MVA

Therefore full load currrent on 132kV Side = (MVAx 1000)/(1.732 x kV)


= 100 x 1000 / 1.732 x 132
= 437 Amps
CT ratio selected on 132kV side is = 500 /1 Amp
(considering 15% margin)

Knee Point Voltage Calculation (For 87IPT) :

Formula for calculating Knee point voltage requirement for differential protection
Vk = If x 1/CTratio x (Rct + Rl+Rrelay)

Where If = CT Primary fault current in Amps 40000 A


( 132kV Bus fault current)
Rct = CT winding resistance = 2.5 ohm
Rl = Cable resistance between CT & Relay

Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of


4 sq.mm copper cable = 4.61 Ohms / km 5

Maximum cable length = 50 M (from site plan)

Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2 x 5 x 0.05


= 0.50 Ohms

Relay Burden = 0.1 (ABB catalogue RET 316)

Therefore, Since the secondary is 1A, RRelay = 0.1 ohms

CT knee point requirement = 40000x 1/500x (2.5+0.5+0.1)

= 248 Volts

We choose Vk >= 2 X Vk (required) to account for DC component during fault,


variation in CT, lead lengths and resistances, relays etc.

Hence, Vk >= 450V

Magnetising Current (Im) Calculation (For 87IPT ):

Formula for calculating CT magnetising current Im.


Im = 1/n [PFSC x (1/CT ratio) - Ir]
Where n = No. of CTs in parallel = 2
PFSC = Primary Fault Setting Current = 87.48 Amp
(Assuming 20% of Ifull load)
Ir = Relay current at set point in Amp = 0.1 Amp
Im = Magnetising Current in Amps

Im = 1/2[ 87 x ( 1/500) - 0.1]


= 0.037 Amp
= 37 mA

Hence Im at Vk/2 = 37/2 = 18.5 mA.


Im at Vk/2 <= 15 mA is selected
Selection of Class of CT
As the CT is meant for Transformer differential protection, Class PS CT is selected.
CT Class = PS

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Therefore, CT parameters for 87IPT are

CT RATIO = 500/1 Amp


Knee Point Voltage Vk >=450V
CT Wdg. Res. Rct <= 2.5ohm
Mag. Current Im at Vk/2 <= 15 mA
CT Class = PS
CT Cable to be used = 4 sq.mm copper cable

2) Calculation of CT parameters for (50 BF, 50/67IPT relays)-CT2


(Voltage Class : 132kV)
Transformer Rating = 63/80/100 MVA @ 50deg.C, ONAN/ONAF/OFAF
132/34.5kV, YNynd5, Z=16% at100 MVA

Therefore full load currrent on 132kV Side = (MVAx 1000)/(1.732 x kV)


= 100 x 1000 / 1.732 x 132
= 437.40 Amps

CT ratio selected = 500 / 1 Amp

Relay Burden :

Relay Burden (0.1 + 0.1) = 0.2 VA (Seimens Relay SIP-4 7SJ60 and 7SV)

Since the secondary Current is 1A, the above burden can be taken as the total burden in ohms.
i.e., Rrelaytotal in ohms = Relay Burden total in VA/(I s2),
where Is = Secondary Current of CT.
Therefore Rrelaytotal in ohms = (0.2 /1*1)
= 0.2 ohms

Formula for calculating Knee point voltage requirement :


Vk = If x 1/CTratio x (Rct + Rl+Rrelay)

Where If = CT Primary fault current in Amps= 35000 A


( 132kV Bus fault current)
Rct = CT winding resistance = 2.5 ohm (Assumed)
Rl = Cable resistance between CT & Relay

Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of


4 sq.mm copper cable = 4.61 Ohms / km
Maximum cable length = 50 M (Site Plan layout)
Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2 x 4.609 x 0.05
= 0.46 Ohms
Considering 500/1 ratio,
Vk required = 35000 x 1/500(2.5 + 0.46 + 0.2)
= 221 Volts

Selection of Class of CT

By choosing 5P20 , 15 VA CT,

Vk available = 20 x 1 (2.5+15)
= 350 Volts

Hence, the following CT Parameters are selected

CT RATIO = 500/ 1 Amp


CT Class = 5P20
VA burden required = 15 VA
CT Cable to be used = 4 sq.mm copper cable

3) CT Parameters for metering CTs- CT3


(Voltage Class :132kV)
Purpose: Metering
CT ratio chosen 500 /1 A.

Meter VA Burden
Digital Multifunction meter 0.5 VA
Ammeter 0.6 VA
Considering a 4 sq. mm lead length of 50 m
R(lead)= 0.46
Burden= 0.46 as sec. current is 1A
15VA is chosen to account for any future additions etc.

Therefore CT chosen = 500 /1 A.


15 VA
CL.0.5
ISF <5.

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4) CT parameters for Busbar Differential Protection 87B Main-1, 87B Main-2
& 87C - CT4 & CT5 (Voltage Class : 132kV)

The CT parameters are identical to the parameters of Bus differential protection


CTs for Bus sectionaliser. -- Refer Sl. No. 1 of Section A.

Therefore the CT parameters for 87B Main-1/Main-2 & 87C are

CT RATIO = 2500 /1 Amp


Knee Point Voltage Vk >= 300V
CT Wdg. Res. Rct =< 10ohm
Mag. Current Im at Vk/2 =< 15 mA
CT Class = PS
CT Cable to be used = 4 sqmm copper cable

5) Parameters for 132/34.5kV Transformer HV bushing CTS and HV Neutral


side CT used for HV Restricted earth fault protection 64R-CT6, CT9 & CT10
(Voltage Class : 132 kV )
Full load on 132kV side = 437 Amps
CT ratio chosen = 500 /1 Amp
Knee point voltage Calculation (64R)

Formula for calculating Knee point voltage requirement for differential protection
Vk = If x 1/CTratio x (Rct + Rl+Rrelay)
Where If = CT Primary fault current in Amps 40000 A
( 132kV Bus fault current)
Rct = CT winding resistance = 2.5 ohm
Rl = Cable resistance between CT & Relay
Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of
4 sq.mm copper cable = 4.61 Ohms / km 5
Maximum cable length = 100 M (from site plan)
Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2 x 5 x 0.1
= 1.00 Ohms
Relay Burden = 0.1 (ABB catalogue RET 316)

Therefore, Since the secondary is 1A, RRelay = 0.1 ohms


CT knee point requirement = 40000x 1/500x (2.5+1+0.1)
= 288 Volts
We choose Vk >= 2 X Vk (required) to account for DC component during fault,
variation in CT, lead lengths and resistances, relays etc.
Hence, Vk >= 575V

Magnetising Current (Im) Calculation (For 64R ):


Formula for calculating CT magnetising current Im.
Im = 1/n [PFSC x (1/CT ratio) - Ir]

Where n = No. of CTs in parallel = 4


PFSC = Primary Fault Setting Current = 131.22 Amp
(Assuming 30% of Ifull load)
Ir = Relay current at set point in Amp = 0.1 Amp

Im = Magnetising Current in Amps

Im = 1/4[ 131 x ( 1/500) - 0.1]


= 0.041 Amp
= 41 mA
Hence Im at Vk/2 = 41/2 = 20.5 mA.

Im at Vk/2 <= 15 mA is selected

Selection of Class of CT
As the CT is meant for Transformer differential protection, Class PS CT is selected.
Therefore, CT parameters for 64R are

CT RATIO = 500/1 Amp


Knee Point Voltage Vk >=575V
CT Wdg. Res. Rct <= 2.5ohm
Mag. Current Im at Vk/2 <= 15 mA
CT Class = PS
CT Cable to be used = 4 sq.mm copper cable

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8) Parameters for Transformer Neutral side CT used for 51SN protection -
Neutral Bushing CT10

CT ratio chosen = 500 /1A

Fault current on 132kV side = 40000 A

Vr = If(Rct + Rlead + Rrelay)


If = fault level on CT secondary = 40000/500 = 80 A
Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of
4 sq.mm copper cable = 4.61 Ohms / km
Maximum cable length = 100 M (from site plan)
Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2 x 4.61 x 0.1
= 0.92 Ohms
R relay = 0.1 VA (Assumed)
Winding res. of CT sec Rct = 2.5 Ohms 1.75
Therefore Vr (Vk required) = 80 *(2.5+0.922+ 0.1)
= 281.76 Volts
Selection of Class of CT
To take into account variations in CT parameters etc.,
By choosing 5P20 , 15 VA CT,
Vk available = 20 x 1 (2.5+15)
= 350 Volts

Therefore CT chosen for 51SN protection

CT RATIO = 500/1A
CT Class = 5P20
Rated VA of CT = 15 VA
CT Cable to be used = 4 sq.mm copper cable

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E. i) 132kV Feeder - 132/34.5kV 100MVA Transformer at MSDS 1/2/3
ii) 132kV Feeder - 132/34.5kV 100MVA Transformer at Cold Rolling Mill
BUS 1

BUS 2

2500A

P1

Transformer Feeder Differential

Directional O/C & E/F, LBB, Instantaneous O/C


CT 2

CT 3 Metering

CT 4 Bus Differential - Main

CT 5 Bus Differential - Check

P2

To 132/34.5 kV 100 MVA Transformer at MSDS/ Cold Rolling Mill


1) CT parameters for 100 MVA Transformer Feeder Differential Protection
(87T FDR ) - CT1 (Voltage Class :132kV)
CT Ratio Selection :

Transformer Rating = 63/80/100 MVA @ 50deg.C, ONAN/ONAF/OFAF


132/34.5kV, YNynd5, Z=16% at100 MVA

Therefore full load currrent on 132kV Side = (MVAx 1000)/(1.732 x kV)


= 100 x 1000 / 1.732 x 132
= 437.40 Amps

CT ratio selected on 132kV side is = 500 /1 Amp


(considering 15% margin)

Knee Point Voltage Calculation


CT 1 (For 87T FDR ) : 1.025702
0.503009
Formula for calculating Knee point voltage requirement for differential protection
Vk = If x 1/CTratio x (Rct + Rl+Rrelay)

Where If = CT Primary fault current in Amps= 40000 A


( 132kV Bus fault current)
Rct = CT winding resistance = 2.5 ohm
Rl = Cable resistance between CT & Relay
Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of
4 sq.mm copper cable = 4.61 Ohms / km ~ 5 Ohms / km

Maximum cable length = 75 M (from site plan)

Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2 x 5 x 0.075


= 0.75 Ohms

Relay Burden = 0.1 (ABB catalogue RET 316)

Therefore, Since the secondary is 1A, RRelay = 0.1 ohms

CT knee point requirement = 40000x 1/500x (2.5+0.75+0.1)

= 268 Volts

We choose Vk >= 2 X Vk (required) to account for DC component during fault,


variation in CT, lead lengths and resistances, relays etc.

Hence, Vk >= 500V

Magnetising Current (Im) Calculation (For 87T FDR ):

Formula for calculating CT magnetising current Im.


Im = 1/n [PFSC x (1/CT ratio) - Ir]

Where n = No. of CTs in parallel = 1


PFSC = Primary Fault Setting Current = 87.48 Amp
(Assuming 20% of Ifull load)
Ir = Relay current at set point in Amp = 0.1 Amp
Im = Magnetising Current in Amps

Im = 1/1[ 87 x ( 1/500) - 0.1]


= 0.075 Amp
= 75 mA

Hence Im at Vk/2 = 75/2 = 37.5 mA.

Im at Vk/2 <= 15 mA is selected

Selection of Class of CT
As the CT is meant for Transformer differential protection, Class PS CT is selected.
CT Class = PS
Therefore, CT parameters for 87T FDR are

CT RATIO = 500/1 Amp


Knee Point Voltage Vk >= 500V
CT Wdg. Res. Rct <= 2.5ohm
Mag. Current Im at Vk/2 <= 15 mA
CT Class = PS
CT Cable to be used = 4 sq.mm copper cable

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2) Calculation of CT parameters for (50 BF, 50/67AT relays)-CT2
(Voltage Class : 132kV)
Transformer Rating = 63/80/100 MVA @ 50deg.C, ONAN/ONAF/OFAF
132/34.5kV, YNynd5, Z=16% at100 MVA

Therefore full load currrent on 132kV Side = (MVAx 1000)/(1.732 x kV)


= 100 x 1000 / 1.732 x 132
= 437.40 Amps

CT ratio selected = 500 / 1 Amp


Relay Burden :

Relay Burden(0.1 + 0.1) = 0.2 VA (Seimens Relay SIP-4 7SJ60 and 7SV512)

Since the secondary Current is 1A, the above burden can be taken as the total burden in ohms.
i.e., Rrelaytotal in ohms = Relay Burden total in VA/(I s2),
where Is = Secondary Current of CT.
Therefore Rrelaytotal in ohms = (0.2 /1*1)
= 0.2 ohms

Formula for calculating Knee point voltage requirement :


Vk = If x 1/CTratio x (Rct + Rl+Rrelay)

Where If = CT Primary fault current in Amps 40000 A


( 33kV Bus fault current)
Rct = CT winding resistance = 2.5 ohm (Assumed)
Rl = Cable resistance between CT & Relay

Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of


4 sq.mm copper cable = 4.61 Ohms / km
Maximum cable length = 50 M (Site Plan layout)

Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2x 4.609 x 0.05


= 0.46 Ohms
Considering 500/1 ratio,

Vk required = 40000 x 1/500(2.5 + 0.46 + 0.2)


= 252.8 Volts

Selection of Class of CT

By choosing 5P20 , 15 VA CT,

Vk available = 20 x 1 (2.5+15)
= 350 Volts

Hence, the following CT Parameters are selected

CT RATIO = 500/ 1 Amp


CT Class = 5P20
VA burden required = 15 VA
CT Cable to be used = 4 sq.mm copper cable

3) CT Parameters for metering CTs- CT3


(Voltage Class :132kV)
Purpose: Metering
CT ratio chosen 500 /1 A.
Meter VA Burden
Digital Multifunction meter 0.5 VA
Ammeter 0.6 VA
Considering a 4 sq. mm lead length of 50 m
R(lead)= 0.46
Burden= 0.46 as sec. current is 1A

15VA is chosen to account for any future additions etc.

Therefore CT chosen = 500 /1 A.


15 VA
CL.0.5
ISF <5.

4) CT parameters for Busbar Differential Protection 87B Main-1, 87B Main-2


& 87C - CT4 & CT5 (Voltage Class : 132kV)

The CT parameters are identical to the parameters of Bus differential protection


CTs for Bus sectionaliser. -- Refer Sl. No. 1 of Section A.

Therefore the CT parameters for 87B Main-1/Main-2 & 87C are

CT RATIO = 2500 /1 Amp


Knee Point Voltage Vk >= 300V
CT Wdg. Res. Rct =< 10ohm
Mag. Current Im at Vk/2 =< 15 mA
CT Class = PS
CT Cable to be used = 4 sqmm copper cable

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F. Feeder -- 132/6.9kV 20MVA Station Transformer at CPP

BUS 1

BUS 2

2500A
P1

Instantaneous O/C

CT 2 Directional O/C and E/F, LBB

CT 3 Metering

CT 4 Bus Differential - Main

CT 5 Bus Differential - Check

P2

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1) CT parameters for 20 MVA Transformer Feeder instantaneous overcurrent
and earth fault- CT1 (Voltage Class : 132kV)
CT Ratio Selection :

Transformer Rating = 16/20 MVA @ 50deg.C,


132/6.9kV, YNyn0, Z=12% at100 MVA

Therefore full load currrent on 132kV Side = (MVAx 1000)/(1.732 x kV)


= 20 x 1000 / 1.732 x 132
= 87.48 Amps

CT ratio selected on 132kV side is = 150 /1 Amp


(as with CT primary = 100A, Vk required is going higher than Vk available))
CT 1

Knee Point Voltage Calculation (For 50 ) :

Formula for calculating Knee point voltage requirement


Vk = If x 1/CTratio x (Rct + Rl+Rrelay)
Where If = CT Primary fault current in Amps 40000 A
( 132kV Bus fault current)
Rct = CT winding resistance = 0.75 ohm
Rl = Cable resistance between CT & Relay
Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of
4 sq.mm copper cable = 4.61 Ohms / km

Maximum cable length = 75 M (from site plan)

Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2 x 4.609 x 0.075


= 0.69 Ohms

Relay Burden = 0.1 (ABB catalogue RET 316)

Therefore, Since the secondary is 1A, RRelay = 0.1 ohms

CT knee point requirement = 40000x 1/150x (0.75+0.69129375+0.1)

= 411 Volts
By choosing 5P20 , 20VA
Vk available = 20x(20+.75)
= 415 V

Selection of Class of CT

CT RATIO = 150/1 Amp


Class = 5P20
Burden = 20VA
CT Cable to be used = 4 sq.mm copper cable

2) Calculation of CT parameters for (50 BF, 51ST relays)-CT2


(Voltage Class : 132kV)
Transformer Rating = 16/20 MVA @ 50deg.C,
132/6.9kV, YNyn0, Z=12% at100 MVA

Therefore full load currrent on 132kV Side = (MVAx 1000)/(1.732 x kV)


= 20 x 1000 / 1.732 x 132
= 87.48 Amps

CT ratio selected = 100 / 1 Amp


Relay Burden :

Relay Burden (0.1 + 0.1) = 0.2 VA (Seimens Relay SIP-4 7SJ60 and 7SV)

Since the secondary Current is 1A, the above burden can be taken as the total burden in ohms.
i.e., Rrelaytotal in ohms = Relay Burden total in VA/(I s2),
, where Is = Secondary Current of CT.
Therefore Rrelaytotal in ohms = (0.2 /1*1)
= 0.2 ohms

For fault fault on HV side of ST, the fault will be cleared by 50ST.
51ST will be required to clear a fault on LV side as a backup and so
will be designed based on LV side fault current.

Max. fault current through ST(for a fault on LV side) = If / (% Zgt )


= 87/0.12
= 729 A
Formula for calculating Knee point voltage requirement :
Vk = If x 1/CTratio x (Rct + Rl+Rrelay)

Where If = CT Primary fault current in Amps= 729 A

Rct = CT winding resistance = 0.5 ohm (Assumed)


Rl = Cable resistance between CT & Relay

Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of


4 sq.mm copper cable = 4.61 Ohms / km

Maximum cable length = 50 M (Site Plan layout)

Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2x 4.609 x 0.05


= 0.46 Ohms
Considering 100/1 ratio,

Vk required = 729 x 1/100(0.5 + 0.46 + 0.2)


= 8 Volts

Selection of Class of CT
To take into account variations in CT requirements, relays, etc.
By choosing 5P20 , 10 VA CT,
Vk available = 20 x 1 (0.5+10)
= 210 Volts

Hence, the following CT Parameters are selected

CT RATIO = 100 / 1 Amp


CT Class = 5P20
VA burden required = 10 VA
CT Cable to be used = 4 sq.mm copper cable

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3) CT Parameters for metering CTs- CT3 (Voltage Class :132kV)
Purpose: Metering
CT ratio chosen 100 /1 A.
Meter VA Burden
Digital Multifunction meter 0.5 VA
Ammeter 0.6 VA
Considering a 4 sq. mm lead length of 50 m
R(lead)= 0.46
Burden= 0.46 as sec. current is 1A

15VA is chosen to account for any future additions etc.

Therefore CT chosen = 100 /1 A.


15 VA
CL.0.5
ISF <5.

4) CT parameters for Busbar Differential Protection 87B Main-1, 87B Main-2


& 87C - CT4 & CT5 (Voltage Class : 132kV)

The CT parameters are identical to the parameters of Bus differential protection


CTs for Bus sectionaliser. -- Refer Sl. No. 1 of Section A.

Therefore the CT parameters for 87B Main-1/Main-2 & 87C are

CT RATIO = 2500 /1 Amp


Knee Point Voltage Vk >= 300V
CT Wdg. Res. Rct =< 10ohm
Mag. Current Im at Vk/2 =< 15 mA
CT Class = PS
CT Cable to be used = 4 sqmm copper cable

G. Incomer - 139/11 kV 115MVA Generator Transformer at CPP


BUS 1

BUS 2

2500A

P1

CT 1 Overall differential

CT 2 Non-Directional (IDMT) O/C and E/F, LBB

CT 3 Multifunction meter (Main & Check)

CT 4 Bus Differential - Main

CT 5 Bus Differential - Check


P2

LA C

Line EMVT
Core 1-Protective relays at CPP

Core 2- Multifunction meter, voltmeter

Core 3- Check synchronising scheme


at CPP

From 11/139 115MVA Generator Transformer at CPP

1) CT parameters for GT overall differential protection -- CT1


(Voltage Class : 132kV)
CT Ratio Selection :

These CT parameters are to match those of CTs installed at generator and


unit transformer for overall differential protection.

Transformer Rating = 90/115 MVA @ 50deg.C, ONAN/ONAF


139/11kV, Dyn11, Z=12.5% at 115 MVA

Therefore full load currrent on 132kV Side = (MVAx 1000)/(1.732 x kV)


= 115 x 1000 / 1.732 x 132
= 503.01 Amps

CT ratio selected on 132kV side is = 600 /1 Amp


(Considering 15% margin)

Knee Point Voltage Calculation (For 87OA ) :

Formula for calculating Knee point voltage requirement for differential protection
Vk = If x 1/CTratio x (Rct + Rl+Rrelay)

Where If = CT Primary fault current in Amps 40000 A


( 132kV Bus fault current)
Rct = CT winding resistance = 3 ohm
Rl = Cable resistance between CT & Relay

Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of


4 sq.mm copper cable = 4.61 Ohms / km

Maximum cable length = 150 M (from site plan)

Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2 x 4.609 x 0.15


= 1.38 Ohms

Relay Burden = 0.1 (ABB catalogue RET 316)

Therefore, Since the secondary is 1A, RRelay = 0.1 ohms

CT knee point requirement = 40000x 1/600x (3+1.3825875+0.1)

= 299 Volts

We choose Vk >= 2 X Vk (required) to account for DC component during fault,


variation in CT, lead lengths and resistances, relays etc.

Hence, Vk >= 550V

Magnetising Current (Im) Calculation (For 87OA ):

Formula for calculating CT magnetising current Im.

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Im = 1/n [PFSC x (1/CT ratio) - Ir]

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Where n = No. of CTs in parallel = 3
PFSC = Primary Fault Setting Current = 100.6 Amp
(Assuming 20% of Ifull load)
Ir = Relay current at set point in Amp = 0.1 Amp
Im = Magnetising Current in Amps

Im = 1/3[ 101 x ( 1/600) - 0.1]


= 0.023 Amp
= 23 mA

Hence Im at Vk/2 = 23/2 = 11.5 mA.

Im at Vk/2 <= 15 mA is selected

Selection of Class of CT
As the CT is meant for overall differential protection, Class PS CT is selected.
CT Class = PS
Therefore, CT parameters for 87TRF are

CT RATIO = 600/1 Amp


Knee Point Voltage Vk >= 550V
CT Wdg. Res. Rct <= 3ohm
Mag. Current Im at Vk/2 <= 15 mA
CT Class = PS
CT Cable to be used = 4 sq.mm copper cable

2) Calculation of CT parameters for (50 BF, 50/67GT relays)-CT2


(Voltage Class : 220kV)
Transformer Rating = 90/115 MVA @ 50deg.C, ONAN/ONAF
139/11kV, Dyn11, Z=12.5% at 115 MVA

Therefore full load currrent on 132kV Side = (MVAx 1000)/(1.732 x kV)


= 115 x 1000 / 1.732 x 132
= 503.01 Amps

CT ratio selected = 600 / 1 Amp


Relay Burden :

Relay Burden(0.1 + 0.1) = 0.2 VA (Seimens Relay SIP-4 7SJ60 and 7SV)

Since the secondary Current is 1A, the above burden can be taken as the total burden in ohms.
i.e., Rrelaytotal in ohms = Relay Burden total in VA/(I s2),
, where Is = Secondary Current of CT.
Therefore Rrelaytotal in ohms = (0.2 /1*1)
= 0.2 ohms
Formula for calculating Knee point voltage requirement :
Vk = If x 1/CTratio x (Rct + Rl+Rrelay)

Where If = CT Primary fault current in Amps 35000 A


( 132kV Bus fault current)
Rct = CT winding resistance = 3 ohm (Assumed)
Rl = Cable resistance between CT & Relay

Considering 4 sq.mm copper conductor cable between CT and relay, resistance of


4 sq.mm copper cable = 4.61 Ohms / km
Maximum cable length = 150 M (Site Plan layout)
Cable Lead Resistance for the loop Rl = 2 x 4.609 x 0.15
= 1.38 Ohms
Considering 600/1 ratio,
Vk required = 35000 x 1/600(3 + 1.38 + 0.2)
= 267 Volts

Selection of Class of CT
By choosing 5P20 , 15 VA CT,
Vk available = 20 x 1 (3+15)
= 360 Volts

Hence, the following CT Parameters are selected

CT RATIO = 600/ 1 Amp


CT Class = 5P20
VA burden required = 15 VA
CT Cable to be used = 4 sq.mm copper cable

3) CT Parameters for metering CTs- CT3


(Voltage Class :132kV)
Purpose: Metering
CT ratio chosen 600 /1 A.

Meter VA Burden
DigitalMultifunction meter (Main) 0.5 VA
Digital Multifunction meter (Check) 0.5 VA
Ammeter 0.6 VA
Considering a 4 sq. mm lead length of 150 m
R(lead)= 1.38
Burden= 1.38 as sec. current is 1A
15VA is chosen to account for any future additions etc.
Class 0.2 is chosen.

Therefore CT chosen = 600 /1 A.


15 VA
CL.0.5
ISF <5.

4) CT parameters for Busbar Differential Protection 87B Main-1, 87B Main-2


& 87C - CT4 & CT5 (Voltage Class : 132kV)

The CT parameters are identical to the parameters of Bus differential protection


CTs for Bus sectionaliser. -- Refer Sl. No. 1 of Section A.
Therefore the CT parameters for 87B Main-1/Main-2 & 87C are

CT RATIO = 2500 /1 Amp


Knee Point Voltage Vk >= 300V
CT Wdg. Res. Rct =< 10ohm
Mag. Current Im at Vk/2 =< 15 mA
CT Class = PS
CT Cable to be used = 4 sqmm copper cable

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