GEl-1275
TABLE I
Basic Minimum
Restraint
Min. 3-phase Fault
Tap Setting
Tap Setting
Current Requi red
0.2
ohms
25%
15.0 amps
0.2
50%
22.5
0.2
100%
30.0
0.375
25%
8.0
0.375
50%
12.0
0.375
100%
16.0
0.4
25%
7.5
0.4
50%
11.25
0.4
I
100%
15.0
0.75
25%
4.0
0.75
50%
6.0
0.75
100%
8.0
0.8
25%
3.75
0.8
50%
5.6
0.8
100%
7.5
1.5
25%
2.0
1.5
50%
3.0
1.5
100%
4.0
3.0
25%
1.0
3.0
50%
1.5
3.0
100%
2.0
6.0
25%
0.5
6.0
50%
0.75
6.0
100%
1.0
The CEY51A and its companion zone-packaged relays may be combined in many
different ways for use in different schemes, including straight distance protection,
directional-comparison carrier protection, permissive overreaching, permissive- and
direct-underreaching
transferred
tripping
and
many different
back-up
schemes.
Figure 3 illustrates the external connections to the CEY51A when used in conjunction
with a CEY52A, a CEB52A and an RPM21D for three-zone protection of a transmission
line against all multi-phase faults.
The section under CALCULATION OF SETTINGS provides a worked example for a
typical application of the CEY51A relay.
CALCULATION OF SETTINGS
Consider a 230 kV transmission line 50 miles long having a phase-to-neutral
impedance of:
Zprim
=
0.14
+
jO.80 ohms per mile
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