RefleX² Protection and Control

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RefleX² Protection and Control RefleX² - 223 Medium voltage impedance protection Full scheme measuring system 3+1 measuring zones Teleprotection schemes Medium voltage impedance protection 223 SOW 3.01 223 PRD 3.01

Application The RefleX medium voltage impedance relay is designed to protect medium-voltage and high-voltage power lines and other types of HV equipment like transformers etc. The relay is extremely easy to use, and its setting tools and menus are especially designed to enable easy setting and quick, cost-efficient operation. Measurement The relay includes four measuring zones, all with characteristics of the quadrilateral type The three first zones Z1, Z2 and Z3 can be independently set forward, backward, non-directional or off. Where a zone is directional two additional blinders are added to limit the operation to forward or reverse faults. Independent settings for the R-blinder reach and angle enables excellent control towards load resistance. Each of the four zones has six measuring elements, connected to measure one of the six loop impedances. Operation of each zone and each element is totally independent and is calculated by the software. The relay therefore forms a true "full scheme" unit. In addition to phase selector operation increased 3Io (EF current) or increased 3Uo (EF voltage) are used as starting criteria for the phase-ground impedance measuring loops. Voltage memory and cross-polarization To ensure correct directional measurement during 3-phase close-up faults a 4-cycle post-fault memory is used. During unsymmetrical faults cross-polarization is applied to enable undisturbed directional measurement. Teleprotection - Permissive Underreach (PUR) A PUR teleprotection scheme is integrated in the relay. When the relay receives a carrier signal from the opposite line-end, the Zone2 is accelerated (Z2 delay is bypassed) to enable fast tripping. This scheme allows for fast tripping during far-end line-faults in interconnected power systems. The relay will send a carrier signal to the opposite line-end during Zone 1 faults.

Teleprotection - Permissive Overreach (POR) with current reversal guard A POR teleprotection scheme is integrated in the relay. When the relay receives a carrier signal from the opposite line-end, Zone2 is accelerated (Z2 delay is bypassed) to enable fast tripping. This scheme allows for fast tripping during far-end line-faults in interconnected power systems. The relay will send a carrier signal to the opposite line-end during Zone 2 faults or when the circuit breaker is open. A current reversal guard will prevent the healthy line from tripping in a faulted parallel feeder circuit. Switch On To Fault (SOTF) When the SOTF logic is primed, it will remove the directional check from the Zone2 measurement and make the zone non-directional. The SOTF signal will also bypass the Zone2 time delay. This ensures that the relay can trip instantaneously when switched on (from dead) to a zero voltage fault at the relay point. The function can be activated either by internal measurement or by an external signal. Power Swing Blocking (PSB) When the PSB unit detects a power swing and operates, and one or more zones are selected for blocking, all 6 elements in the selected zone or zones will be prevented from operating. Voltage Transformer Supervision (VTS) When the VTS unit detects a faulty VT supply and operates, and the user has selected VTS blocking, all 6 elements in each zone will be prevented from operation. The function can be activated either by internal measurement or by external activation (MCB contact). Phase Unbalance Supervision. When the negative sequence current is larger than the setting then the unbalance function operates. The user can freely select trip time for this function. Watchdog functions (system supervision) The supervision function will alert the user by turning the green LED off and by closing the WatchDog contact (C17-C18): When power supply is interrupted for more than 100ms When a fault occurs in one or more of the relay processors or memory. After VTS detection After detection of wrong direction of rotation in the current or in the voltage measurement.

Input/output logic diagram with PUR teleprotection

Input/output logic diagram with POR teleprotection

Impedance relay In-service display I1 124A Displaying current in phase 1 I2 120A Displaying current in phase 2 I3 123A Displaying current in phase 3 Trip records (A separate description of Press "enter" here to display stored trip records the sub-menu "Trip Records" After selecting a record use "arrow up" or "arrow is found in another section down" to display additional information. of this document) Leave sub-menu by pressing "Esc". Measuring Define measuring system and display Set:Ω/ph sec Choose to set impedances in sec or primary values VT 132000/110V Primary/secondary VT CT 1000/1A In1A Primary/secondary CT, Relay rated current Z1 t 0.0s Zone1 settings Zone1 delay R 7.65Ω X 3.55Ω R1 reach in ohm/ph X1 reach in ohm/ph R 85 Forward R1 angle ref +R-axis Fwd, Rev, Non-dir, Off kr 1.2 kx 1.2 R1 EF compensation X1 EF compensation Z2 t 0.3s Zone2 settings Zone2 delay R 9.3Ω X 5.6Ω R2 reach in ohm/ph X2 reach in ohm/ph R 78 Forward R2 angle ref +R-axis Fwd, Rev, Non-dir, Off kr 1.45 kx 1.35 R2 EF compensation X2 EF compensation Z3 t 0.6s Zone3 settings Zone3 delay R 7.65Ω X 3.55Ω R3 reach in ohm/ph X3 reach in ohm/ph R 78 Reverse R3 angle ref +R-axis Fwd, Rev, Non-dir, Off kr 1.5 kx 1.5 R3 EF compensation X3 EF compensation Z4 t 2.5s Zone 4 settings Zone 4 delay R± 35Ω X+ 56Ω Resistive reach Reactive fwd reach X- 35Ω On Reactive reverse reach On (non-direct.), Off kr 1.5 kx 1.5 R4 EF compensation X4 EF compensation EF detection 3Uo 22V secondary 3Io 150/0.15A Solid earthing Earth Fault detection levels Secondary voltage setting Primary/secondary current setting Power System Earthing : Solid, isolated/compensated. Teleprotection Teleprotection scheme POR Alt1: PUR (Permissive underreach) tp 20 ms Alt2: POR, Set pickup and dropout times. td 50 ms Alt3: Off SOTF by Switch On To Fault activated by CB close (high) Alt1: I/U level (internal logic) Alt2: CB close (high) (high=high opto-input) Alt3: CB close (low) (low=low opto input) Power Swing Power Swing response Block Z1 Z2 Z3 Block Z1. / Block off (8 combinations of zones Z1, Z2 and Z3 are accepted e.g. "Block Z1 Z3") VTS response Voltage Transformer Supervision response Alarm and block Alt1: Off Alt2: Alarm Alt3: Alarm and block Ph unbalance Phase unbalance response I2 0.4 * I1 Negative sequence current setting t2 0.8s Time delay for phase unbalance trip. YMD 2002-05-29 Year, month, and day HMS 13:52:36 24 hour clock Password **** Four-digit password (default 1111) Frequency 50Hz Rated power system frequency

Trip-records sub-menu All displays show recordings subsequent to relay tripping. The last five recordings are always stored. After a relay trip the display showing date and time of the trip automatically appears. By using arrow up/arrow down the user may access all relevant information in the displays below. Each trip is automatically assigned a separate serial number Only trip records (displays) with active information is stored and/or displayed after a trip. Trip records This display is part of the main menu After selecting a record use "arrow up" or "arrow down" to display additional information. Leave trip records by pressing "Esc". Header (in this case looking at trip no. 333) 2002-12-24 Date of "trip 333" 12:13:14.123 Time of "trip 333" Delay 0.3s Delay of "trip 333" Phase indication (trip 333) L1-N L1-L2 * indicates faulted phase elements L2-N* L2-L3* L3-N* L3-L1 Tripped zone (trip 333) Z1 Z2* * indicates tripped zones Z3 Z4 In this case zone Z2 tripped Carrier aided trip Carrier send This display only appears after carrier send Carrier receive and/or carrier receive signals. Only the activated function(-s) are displayed. Switch Onto Fault SOTF trip This display appears only after a "Switch On To Fault" trip Power Swing Blocking PS block This display appears only after a "Power Swing Blocking" function. Voltage Transformer Supervision VTS trip This display appears only after a "Voltage Transformer Supervision" trip Phase Unbalance Phase Unbalance This display appears only after a "Phase trip Unbalance" trip Circuit breaker (CB) trip time CB Trip: 68 ms This display appears after any trip. Measure the circuit breaker trip time.

RefleX impedance protection In-service displays During commissioning of the relay the in-service display will show the primary phase currents. Press "enter" to switch between the different in-service displays Chosen in-service display will automatically be default in-service display In-service display Impedance relay IL1 124A IL2 120A IL3 123A Phase 1 primary current measurement Phase 2 primary current measurement Phase 3 primary current measurement Impedance relay IL1 0.12A 0 Phase 1 secondary current and angle measurement IL2 0.12A -120 Phase 2 secondary current and angle measurement IL3 0.12A 120 Phase 3 secondary current and angle measurement Impedance relay UL1 63.5V Ref UL2 63.5V -120 UL3 63.5V 120 R Ω/ph X Ω/ph L12 529Ω 0Ω L23 529Ω 0Ω L31 529Ω 0Ω R X L1N 529Ω 0Ω L2N 529Ω 0Ω L3N 529Ω 0Ω Phase 1 secondary voltage and angle measurement Phase 2 secondary voltage and angle measurement Phase 3 secondary voltage and angle measurement Secondary ph-ph impedance Secondary ph-ph impedance Secondary ph-ph impedance Secondary ph-ground impedance Secondary ph-ground impedance Secondary ph-ground impedance Impedance relay I1 0.12 A Positive sequence current (I1) secondary value I2 0.0 * I1 Negative sequence (I2) factor of the positive sequence value * All angles are measured and displayed with reference to the UL1 voltage

Technical data All zones Measuring scheme Full-scheme impedance protection Measuring elements Six independent elements per zone Minimum operating current 0.1 * In Resetting ratio 1.03 Typical trip time 35 ms (50 Hz system frequency) Typical reset-time for measuring system 25 ms (50 Hz system frequency) Measuring limit - voltage 3V Measuring limit - current 0.1A (In 1A) Measuring limit - current 0.5A (In 5A) Measuring zones, Z1, Z2, Z3 Resistive reach R 1.00-300.0 ohm/phase secondary (In 1A) Resistive reach R 0.20-60 ohm/phase secondary (In 5A) Resistive directional blinder angle R 45-85 Reactive reach X 0.50-300 ohm/phase secondary (In 1A) Reactive reach X 0.10-60.0 ohm/phase secondary (In 5A) Resistive EF compensation factor kr 0.10-2.50 (remember to cover arc resistance) Reactive EF compensation factor kx 0.10-2.50 Zone trip delay t 0.00-9.99 s and Measuring direction - operational status Forwards, backwards, non-directional, off Fixed directional blinders -30 and +120 Measuring zone Z4 Resistive reach (R+ and R-) R± 1.00-300.0 ohm/phase secondary (In 1A) Resistive reach (R+ and R-) R± 0.20-60 ohm/phase secondary (In 5A) Reactive reach (forwards direction) X+ 0.50-300 ohm/phase secondary (In 1A) Reactive reach (forwards direction) X+ 0.10-60.0 ohm/phase secondary (In 5A) Reactive reach (reverse direction) X- 0.50-300 ohm/phase secondary (In 1A) Reactive reach (reverse direction) X- 0.10-60.0 ohm/phase secondary (In 5A) Resistive EF compensation factor kr 0.10-2.50 Reactive EF compensation factor kx 0.10-2.50 Zone trip delay t 0.00-9.99 s and Zone operational status On (non-directional) or off Earth Fault detection Current setting 3Io 0.10-0.99 and 1.0 A secondary (In 1A) Current setting 3Io 0.50-5.00 A secondary (In 5A) Voltage setting 3Uo 3.00-50.0 V secondary Resetting ratio >0.97 System earthing Solid or isolated/coil compensated Priority in isolated network L3>L2>L1 or L2>L3>L1 (acyclic) Power Swing Power swing block Independent for Z1, Z2 and Z3 PSB - inner characteristic Zone 4 PSB - outer characteristic 1.3 * zone 4 impedances Delay between inner and outer characteristic 40 ms

Phase unbalance Negative sequence current I2 0.1-0.5 * I1 and Time delay t2 0.10-99.9 s and Other features Coverage for close-up faults Voltage transformer location Voltage Transformer Supervision (VTS) Activation of Switch On To Fault (SOTF) Teleprotection scheme logic Selectable impedance setting method in relay menu Pulse-extension circuit for trip outputs Trip LED reset Rated power system frequency Memory voltage and cross polarization Line or busbar Voltage measurement with MCB option CB close or voltage/current check Permissive Underreach and Overreach Selectable in primary or secondary ohms/ph 200 ms pulse External input 50 and 60 Hz Password Factory default password 1111 Characteristics Jacobsen elektro, Box 52, N-3301 Hokksund, NORWAY Tel: +47 3225 1800 Fax: +47 3225 1801 E-mail: mail@jacobsen-elektro.no 223 PRD 3.01