Transformer differential protection system (64 pages)
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PROTECTION MADE SIMPLE. WI Line WIC1 SELF-/DUAL-POWERED PROTECTION DEVICE Self-powered device, parameter settings via DiggiMEC / Smart view WIC1-1 Self-powered device, parameter settings via DIP switches and/or DiggiMEC / Smart view WIC1-2 Self-powered device, parameter settings via HEX switches and/or DiggiMEC / Smart view WIC1-3 Dual-powered device, parameter settings via DiggiMEC / Smart view WIC1-4...
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E-mail: support@SEGelectronics.de SEG Electronics GmbH reserves the right to update any portion of this publication at any time. Information provided by SEG Electronics GmbH is believed to be correct and reliable. However, no responsibility is assumed by SEG Electronics GmbH unless otherwise expressly undertaken.
1 About This Reference Manual About This Reference Manual This document is a reference of all the Setting Values, Direct Commands and Signals of the WIC1. In other words, it lists all parameters that are available (or can be made available) with the (optionally) full featured versions of the WIC1 protection device.
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1 About This Reference Manual not be helpful if this Reference Manual would list parameters sorted according to the menu structure. Instead, we list categories of modules (e. g. “Protection Functions”) and all the modules within a category. For each parameter, there is a table with its properties, looking like this: Module .
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(sold) to a third party, the manual has to be handed over as well. Information Concerning Liability and Warranty SEG does not accept any liability for damage resulting from conversions or changes carried out on the device or planning (projecting) work, parameter setting or adjustment changes done by the customer.
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2 Hardware 2.1 Device Configuration Self-/Dual-Powered Protection Device WIC1 The Trip Command is assigned to both the “TC” (Trip Coil pulse) output and to the “FI” (Flag Indicator) output. (These assignments are pre-defined and fixed.) The Trip Command is fixed and assigned to the “TC” (Trip Coil pulse) output.
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2 Hardware 2.2.2 DiggiMEC: Settings DiggiMEC . FI / BO 2 latching [Device Para / DiggiMEC / FI / BO] Latching w. Auto-Reset No latching, With latching, Latching w. Auto-Reset ╚═▷ Latching Defines whether the Flag Indicator/output relay will be latched when it is set. In case it is set as latched then you also have a choice between several automatical reset modes.
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2 Hardware 2.2.2 DiggiMEC: Settings DiggiMEC . LED3 assign. [Device Para / DiggiMEC / LEDs] Prot . Trip “-” . . . Prot . Pos OFF ╚═▷ Assignment of the LED 3 DiggiMEC . LED3 latching [Device Para / DiggiMEC / LEDs] Latching w.
3 Security Security Password [Device Para / Security / Password] This item represents a special dialog. (See the Technical Manual for details.) Changing the password WIC1-1.0-EN-REF WIC1...
4 Field settings 4.1 CT – Current Transformer Field settings CT – Current Transformer 4.1.1 CT: Settings CT . Phase Sequence [Field Para / General Settings] ABC, ACB ╚═▷ Phase Sequence Phase Sequence CT . f [Field Para / General Settings] 50Hz, 60Hz ╚═▷...
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4 Field settings 4.1.1 CT: Settings CT . CT Type [Field Para / CT] Relative Relative, WE2 : 16 A ... 56 A, W2 : 16 A ... 56 A, W3 : 32 A ... 112 A, W4 : 64 A ... 224 A, W5 : 128 A ... 448 A, W6 : 256 A ... 896 A ╚═▷...
4 Field settings 4.1.2 CT: Direct Controls CT . CT Shift by 0°/180° [Field Para / CT] 0° 0°, 180° ╚═▷ Polarity If this is set to 180° the phase current vectors are shifted by 180 degrees (change of sign), by device-internal calculation, i.e.
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4 Field settings 4.1.3 CT: Values CT . IG meas [Operation / Measured Values / Current ] Avail. depends on device type. Measured value (measured): IG (fundamental) CT . IG calc [Operation / Measured Values / Current ] Measured value (calculated): IG (fundamental) CT .
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4 Field settings 4.1.3 CT: Values CT . I2 [Operation / Measured Values / Current ] Measured value (calculated): Unbalanced load current (fundamental) CT . %(I2/I1) [Operation / Measured Values / Current ] Measured value (calculated): I2/I1, phase sequence will be taken into account automatically. CT .
5 System 5.1 Time System Time Uptime [Operation / Time / Uptime] This item represents a special dialog. (See the Technical Manual for details.) Display the operation time of the device WIC1-1.0-EN-REF WIC1...
5 System 5.2 System System 5.2.1 System: Direct Controls System . Reset ERROR LED [Operation / Reset] False False, True ╚═▷ True or not true Direct Command to acknowledge a (device-internal) error. This also resets the System (READY/ERROR) LED. System . User Restart [Service / General] False False, True...
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5 System 5.2.2 System: Values System . SW version [Device Para / Version / WIC1] Version of the device firmware System . CAT No. [Device Para / Version / WIC1] »CAT No.«, Order Code as printed on the nameplate of the device. System .
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7 Protection Parameter 7.2 Prot: Settings Prot . I ON [Protection Para / Breaker & Trip] 0.10In 0.05In . . . 0.20In The breaker is determined as ON (closed) based on current measurement if any phase current is greater than this value (for at least the settable duration »t ON/OFF«). Prot .
7 Protection Parameter 7.4 Prot: Input States Prot . Force Trip Cmd [Service / Prot] Inactive Inactive, Active ╚═▷ Mode Direct Command to force the device to issue a trip command (for testing purposes). This has the following additional effects: - The signals »Prot .
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7 Protection Parameter 7.5 Prot: Signals (Output States) Prot . Trip IPh [Operation / Status Display / Prot] Signal: General Trip due to a phase current fault Prot . Trip IG [Operation / Status Display / Prot] Signal: General Trip due to a ground current fault Prot .
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7 Protection Parameter 7.5 Prot: Signals (Output States) Prot . Pos ON [Operation / Status Display / Prot] Signal: Circuit Breaker is in ON-Position Prot . Pos OFF [Operation / Status Display / Prot] Signal: Circuit Breaker is in OFF-Position Prot .
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7 Protection Parameter 7.12.3 I2/I1>: Input States I2/I1> . ExBlo [Protection Para / I2/I1>] “-” “-” . . . Prot . Pos OFF ╚═▷ External blocking of the module if the state of the assigned signal is true. 7.12.3 I2/I1>: Input States I2/I1>...
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7 Protection Parameter 7.13.3 I2>: Input States I2> . ExBlo [Protection Para / I2>] “-” “-” . . . Prot . Pos OFF ╚═▷ External blocking of the module if the state of the assigned signal is true. 7.13.3 I2>: Input States I2>...
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7 Protection Parameter 7.14.3 ThR: Direct Controls ThR . τ-cool [Protection Para / ThR] 300s 10s . . . 30000s Cooling time constant ThR . Initial Thermal Level [Protection Para / ThR] Zero Zero, Last Stored Value ╚═▷ Initial Thermal Level Select the criterion for setting the initial thermal level after a restart of the device. ThR .
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7 Protection Parameter 7.14.6 ThR: Values ThR . Trip [Operation / Status Display / Trips] [Operation / Status Display / ThR] Only available if: • ThR . Definition = Trip • Signal: Trip ThR . Alarm [Operation / Status Display / Alarms] [Operation / Status Display / ThR] Only available if: •...
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7 Protection Parameter 7.16.3 SOTF: Input States SOTF . Trigger [Protection Para / SOTF] Ipeak> . Pickup “-”, I> . Pickup, I>> . Pickup, I>>> . Pickup, Ipeak> . Pickup, Prot . Pickup ╚═▷ Assign the type of pickup signal that triggers the SOTF module. If the assigned pickup signal is issued, the SOTF module itself picks up.
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8 Records 8.1 Fault recorder Records Fault recorder Fault rec [Operation / Recorders / Fault rec] This item represents a special dialog. (See the Technical Manual for details.) The values measured at the time of tripping are saved by the Fault Recorder. WIC1 WIC1-1.0-EN-REF...
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9 Self-Supervision 9.1 Self-Supervision Self-Supervision Self-Supervision Messages [Operation / Self-Supervision / Messages] This item represents a special dialog. (See the Technical Manual for details.) Internal messages WIC1-1.0-EN-REF WIC1...
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10 Service Service • System . User Restart: • ╚═▷ Table • System . Factory Reset: • ╚═▷ Table • System . Force Backup Prot.: • ╚═▷ Table WIC1 WIC1-1.0-EN-REF...
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11 Selection Lists Selection Lists True or not true Selection list referenced by the following parameters: • • ╚═▷ System . Reset ERROR LED • • ╚═▷ System . User Restart • • ╚═▷ System . Factory Reset • • ╚═▷...
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11 Selection Lists Device planning Selection list referenced by the following parameters: • • ╚═▷ DiggiMEC . Mode Device planning Description “-” Do not use DiggiMEC-A DiggiMEC variant A (1 flag indicator/output relay) DiggiMEC-B DiggiMEC variant B (3 flag indicators/output relays) Settings valid Select which settings shall be valid: the settings made via Smart view/DiggiMEC or the switches on the housing.
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11 Selection Lists Device planning Description “-” Do not use Device planning Selection list referenced by the following parameters: • • ╚═▷ I>> . Mode Device planning Description “-” Do not use Device planning Selection list referenced by the following parameters: •...
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11 Selection Lists • • ╚═▷ IG>> . Mode Device planning Description “-” Do not use Device planning Selection list referenced by the following parameters: • • ╚═▷ I2/I1> . Mode Device planning Description “-” Do not use Device planning Selection list referenced by the following parameters: •...
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11 Selection Lists Device planning Selection list referenced by the following parameters: • • ╚═▷ Ipeak> . Mode Device planning Description “-” Do not use Device planning Selection list referenced by the following parameters: • • ╚═▷ SOTF . Mode Device planning Description “-”...
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11 Selection Lists Device planning Selection list referenced by the following parameters: • • ╚═▷ TCM . Mode Device planning Description “-” Do not use Device planning Selection list referenced by the following parameters: • • ╚═▷ CBF . Mode Device planning Description “-”...
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11 Selection Lists Definition Description Alarm The function operates as a supervision function, i.e. a fault generates neither alarm nor trip, but an »Alarm« signal gets issued instead. Out. Mode Select whether the output shall operate as an impulse output (for connecting a flag indicator with full compatibility to the 1st generation WIC1), or as a relay output (with a fixed, pre-defined usage as a self-supervision contact).
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11 Selection Lists Description IH2 . Block. L3 Signal: Inrush blocking of phase L3 of the phase overcurrent protection IH2 . Block. Ph. Signal: Inrush blocking of a phase of the phase overcurrent protection IH2 . Block. 3-ph Signal: 3-phase Inrush blocking: An inrush has been detected in (at least) one phase, so that all three phases are blocked.
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11 Selection Lists • • ╚═▷ Prot . Nom voltage Nom voltage Description 24 VDC 24 VDC 48 VDC ... 60 VDC 48 VDC ... 60 VDC 110 VDC 110 VDC 230 VDC 230 VDC 110 VAC 110 VAC 230 VAC 230 VAC 115 VAC / 230 VAC 115 VAC / 230 VAC (depending on the input)
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11 Selection Lists Latching Description No latching No latching, the status always follows the status of the assigned signal. With latching With latching, i.e. the state remains active once the the assigned signal has become active. (After the assigned signal has dropped off the state can be reset by the device.) Latching w.
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11 Selection Lists Def. Autom. Reset The automatic reset will reset all latched LEDs, all DiggiMEC Flag Indicators, and a fault/trip info that might be visible on the DiggiMEC display. This is done depending on this setting, when a new protection pickup occurs or after a particular time has elapsed. Selection list referenced by the following parameters: •...
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11 Selection Lists Measuring method Measuring method: fundamental or rms or 3rd harmonic (only generator protection relays) Selection list referenced by the following parameters: • • ╚═▷ CT . Measuring method Measuring method Description Fundamental Protection is based on Fundamental (1st. Harmonic) True RMS Protection is based on root-mean-square value (True RMS) IG Source...
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11 Selection Lists • • ╚═▷ CT . CT Type • • ╚═▷ CT . CT Type CT Type Description Relative Phase current values are displayed as relative values. WE2 : 16 A ... 56 A Phase current values are displayed as primary values, that are calculated based on the connected CT type with primary current range 16 A ...
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11 Selection Lists Char Characteristic Selection list referenced by the following parameters: • • ╚═▷ I> . Char Char Description DEFT DEFT IEC NINV IEC Normal Inverse IEC VINV IEC Very Inverse [VINV] IEC EINV IEC Extremely Inverse - Characteristic IEC LINV IEC Long Time Inverse - Characteristic [LINV] RINV...
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11 Selection Lists Selection list referenced by the following parameters: • • ╚═▷ I>> . Char Char Description DEFT DEFT IEC NINV IEC Normal Inverse IEC VINV IEC Very Inverse [VINV] IEC EINV IEC Extremely Inverse - Characteristic IEC LINV IEC Long Time Inverse - Characteristic [LINV] RINV R Inverse [RINV] - Characteristic...
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11 Selection Lists Char Description DEFT DEFT IEC NINV IEC Normal Inverse IEC VINV IEC Very Inverse [VINV] IEC EINV IEC Extremely Inverse - Characteristic IEC LINV IEC Long Time Inverse - Characteristic [LINV] RINV R Inverse [RINV] - Characteristic HV Fuse Overcurrent characteristic “HV Fuse”...
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11 Selection Lists Char Description FR Fuse Overcurrent characteristic “FR Fuse” IEEE MINV IEEE Moderately Inverse [MINV] - Characteristic IEEE VINV IEEE Very Inverse [VINV] IEEE EINV IEEE Extremely Inverse - Characteristic EF Curve Overcurrent characteristic “EF Response Curve” Reset Mode Selection list referenced by the following parameters: •...
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11 Selection Lists • • ╚═▷ SOTF . Enabling Enabling Description Breaker Pos. A (manual) CLOSE command is determined based on the breaker position. (Note that the determination of breaker positions needs to be configured separately.) Close Command A CLOSE command being executed enables the »SOTF« module. Selection list referenced by the following parameters: •...
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Index Index ................ 87, 91, 101█...
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Index IG> ................ 47, 47, 48, 49█...
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Index ................ 76, 76, 76, 76█...
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