Additional Protection Options; Breaker Failure Protection; Mode Of Operation - ABB RELION REB500 Operation Manual

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Section 6
6.1

Breaker failure protection

6.1.1

Mode of operation

The circuit-breaker is the last and most important link in the protection chain. The purpose of
BFP is to take the right action should the circuit-breaker fail to execute a trip command. This
involves tripping the circuit-breakers surrounding the fault, which are mainly in the same
station, but may also include circuit-breakers at the remote ends of lines (intertripping).
The principle of BFP is based on monitoring the time the fault persists after a trip command
has been issued to the circuit-breaker (starting of BFP has been enabled by the main
protection, for example, feeder protection).
A complete block diagram of BFP, including additional functions such as initiation logics and
I0-measurement, is shown in
The following internal REB500 functions can start the breaker failure function in all three
phases:
REB500 intertripping system (such as, BBP and BFP)
An external trip command
Time-overcurrent if logic 3 is configured
Breaker pole discrepancy protection if logic 3 is configured
BFP can be started phase-selectively via two separate inputs. All three phases can be started
via up to six different inputs and the currents of all three phases monitored.
It is recommended to adjust the pick-up current of the phase measurement such that I
I
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Kmin
This setting applies to phase faults und ground faults as well under the condition that I
reflects the minimal short circuit current out of these fault types. In certain cases, the ground
fault current may be much lower than the phase fault value (for example, low resistive
grounded networks). Under such exceptional cases, the BFP I0 (adjusted with a lower pickup
value) can be used in addition to the breaker failure phase system (see
Operation of BFP can also be started by the internal signals. These internal signals are shown
with the following symbol
and the outputs on the right.
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