Control Subsystem Functions ................1-4 1.3.1 Local Control and Status Indication of all Bay Elements ........1-4 1.3.2 Local Recloser Control (7IRD-A/J Models) ............1-4 1.3.3 Measurement Presentation..................1-4 1.3.4 Presentation of Local Alarms as Conventional Alarms ......... 1-4 ...
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6.7.2 Breaker Open and Breaker Close Failure Time ........... 6-21 6.7.3 Manual Closing through Recloser (7IRD-A/J Models) ......... 6-21 Trip and Close Coil Circuit Supervision ............... 6-22 6.8.1 Trip Coil Circuit..................... 6-23 ...
Control Subsystem Functions ................1-4 1.3.1 Local Control and Status Indication of all Bay Elements ........1-4 1.3.2 Local Recloser Control (7IRD-A/J Models) ............1-4 1.3.3 Measurement Presentation ................. 1-4 1.3.4 Presentation of Local Alarms as Conventional Alarms ........1-4 ...
7IRD terminal units can be applied individually or combined with other intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) to form an integrated system for protecting and controlling medium voltage lines, transformers, generators and feeders in general. This instruction manual covers the 7IRD-A, 7IRD-J and 7IRD-M, and particular characteristics are specified where are relevant. General Overview 7IRD terminal equipment provides two different subsystems: protection and control.
Non-Directional Overcurrent Protection 3-Phase and Ground Includes four non-directional overcurrent measuring units (three for Phase Overcurrent protection and one for Ground). On 7IRD-A and 7IRD-M models each unit is comprised of a time element and an instantaneous element, with additional temporization adjustable. On 7IRD- J model each unit is comprised of a time element and two instantaneous elements, with additional temporization adjustable.
Technical Data Power Supply Voltage ..................2-2 Protection Subsystem ..................2-2 2.2.1 Power Supply Burden ..................2-2 2.2.2 Current Analog Inputs ..................2-2 2.2.3 Measurement Accuracy ..................2-2 2.2.4 Accuracy of Time Measurement .................
Standards and Type Test Insulation ......................3-2 Electromagnetic Compatibility ................3-2 Environmental Test ..................... 3-3 Power Supply ...................... 3-3 Mechanical Test ....................3-3 ...
6.7.2 Breaker Open and Breaker Close Failure Time ..........6-21 6.7.3 Manual Closing through Recloser (7IRD-A/J Models) ........6-21 Trip and Close Coil Circuit Supervision ............6-22 6.8.1 Trip Coil Circuit ....................6-23 ...
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6.14 Oscillographic Register (Optional) ..............6-34 6.15 Inputs, Outputs and LED Targets ..............6-36 6.15.1 Inputs ......................... 6-36 6.15.2 Auxiliary Outputs and Trip Contact Outputs ............6-38 6.15.3 LED Targets ...................... 6-43 ...
Chapter 6. Description of Operation of Protection Subsystem Overcurrent Elements 7IRD-A/J/M IED’s provide four directional overcurrent protection elements: three-phase and ground. 7IRD-A/M Model Each of these elements consists of an Instantaneous and a Time Overcurrent measuring element. The Instantaneous measuring element is also equipped with an adjustable timer which can be enabled or disabled.
“0”, or as contact normally (with breaker closed), which corresponds to the setting “1”. The state of the breaker is used by the Recloser (7IRD-A/J Models) to define the state of Block due to Open Breaker and the beginning of the reclosing cycle. Moreover, it is linked to the Breaker operation which occur from the keyboard and via communications.
Chapter 6. Description of Operation of Protection Subsystem Logic The Logic settings include the following functions: Trip Seal-In, Breaker Open and Close Failure Time and Closing through the Recloser (7IRD-A/J Models). 6.7.1 Trip Seal-In The Trip Output Seal-In function is enabled by setting the Seal-In Enable to YES. Once a...
Auxiliary Contact Outputs. On 7IRD-A/J models, this output will disable any further reclose initiation by placing the unit in Recloser Lockout Due To Open Breaker Status. This condition will reset only after a Manual Close Command or a loss of auxiliary power.
Phase C Time Unit Pickup activation [0C] Ground Time Unit Pickup Phase A Instantaneous (7IRD-A/M) / Instantaneous 1 (7IRD-J) Unit Pickup Phase B Instantaneous (7IRD-A/M) / Instantaneous 1 (7IRD-J) Unit Pickup Phase C Instantaneous (7IRD-A/M) / Instantaneous 1...
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Phase C Time Unit Reset deactivation [10] Ground Time Unit Reset Phase A Instantaneous (7IRD-A/M) / Instantaneous 1 (7IRD-J) Unit Reset Phase B Instantaneous (7IRD-A/M) / Instantaneous 1 (7IRD-J) Unit Reset Phase C Instantaneous (7IRD-A/M) / Instantaneous 1...
6.15 Inputs, Outputs and LED Targets 7IRD-A/J/M terminal units are provided with programmable inputs, outputs and LEDs enabling user configuration of flexible logic designs. The following paragraphs contain a description of the programming structure to configure protection inputs, outputs and signalling. Factory default settings may be modified using the ZiverCom ®...
6.15.2 Auxiliary Outputs and Trip Contact Outputs Auxiliary Outputs The 7IRD-A/J/M models have 8 physical outputs, seven configurable, and 8 virtual outputs, seven configurable. If there is an enlargement trip coil circuit, the virtual signal will be physical signals.
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ATDD_B Phase B Time Overcurrent Interlocked Pickup ATDD_C Phase C Time Overcurrent Interlocked Pickup ATDD_N Ground Time Overcurrent Interlocked Pickup Phase A Inst. (7IRD-A/M) / Inst. 1 (7IRD-J) AIDD_A Overcurrent Elements Trips. Overcurrent Interlocked Pickup Affected by their respective trip AIDD_B Phase B Inst.
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SUTM_C Phase C Time Overcurrent Mask Enabled Trip Output SUTM_N Ground Time Overcurrent Mask Enabled Trip Output Phase A Inst. (7IRD-A/M) / Inst. 1 (7IRD-J) SUIM_A Unit Trips. Affected by their Overcurrent Mask Enabled Trip Output corresponding trip mask. SUIM_B Phase B Inst.
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Chapter 6. Description of Operation of Protection Subsystem Table 6-3: Auxiliary Outputs Name Description Function BI DD + BI FL (7IRD-A/J) The fault persists at the end of reclose sequences internal block of the Recloser due to a fault when energizing the line.
Description of Operation of the Control Subsystem Operational Characteristics ................. 7-2 Control Unit ......................7-3 7.2.1 Elements of the Control Subsystem ..............7-6 7.2.2 Inputting Data to the Control Unit ................ 7-7 ...
The Control Functions are the following: Local Control of the Position. Local Control of the Recloser (7IRD-A/J Models). Presentation of Local Alarms in Conventional Alarm Panel Format. Presentation of the Digital States of the Output Signals from the Control Subsystem.
Alphanumeric Keypad and Display Alphanumeric Display and Keypad ..............8-2 Keys, Functions and Operation Modes ............... 8-3 Access to Functions Using Key F2 ..............8-6 8.3.1 Last Trip Indication and Recloser Status ............8-6 ...
Local Interface: Graphic Display General ........................ 9-2 Symbols Associated with the Graphic Display ............ 9-3 Accessing the Information ................... 9-6 9.3.1 Alarm Panel ......................9-7 9.3.2 Information about the State of Inputs/Outputs and Active LEDs ......9-8 ...
Screen of Digital Outputs from the Control Subsystem (SD) Protection Input Screen (EP) Protection LED Screen (LP) Measurement and Counter Screen (there can be several) (7IRD-A/J Models) Date and Time Screen The signals that appear on each of these screens depends on the Configuration and, consequently, on the specific model.
The third frame displays the values of the Counters. On 7IRD-A/J Models, the last rectangle presents the number of reclosings produced: the first number displays those produced counting only the first of each cycle and the second number displays the total reclosings minus those accumulated in the preceding counter.
Residual Current Test ..................10-6 10.5.5 Breaker Failure Test ..................10-6 10.5.6 Recloser Test (7IRD-A/J Models) ..............10-7 10.5.7 Trip/Close Coil Circuit Supervision Input Test ..........10-8 10.6 Control Subsystem Receiving Tests ..............10-8 ...
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