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Areva MiCOM P225 Technical Manual

Areva MiCOM P225 Technical Manual (289 pages)

Motor Protection Relay

Brand: Areva | Category: Relays | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Contents
3
Table of Contents
7
Connection Diagrams
9
Typical Connection
9
Typical Application Diagram
10
- Auxiliary Power
  11
- Current Inputs
  11
- Binary Inputs
  11
Connection
11
Front Port Connection (RS232)
12
RS485 Rear Port
13
- Protocol Converter
  14
- RS232 / RS485 Converter
  14
- Analogue Outputs
  14
RS485 Cable
14
Rtds
15
Thermistors
16
NTC Type Thermistors
17
PTC Type Thermistors
17
- Technical Specifications
  21
- Protection Functions
  23
- Automation Functions
  25
- Optional Functions
  27
- Recording Functions
  28
- Inputs and Outputs
  31
- Accuracy
  33
- CT & VT Data
  34
- High Voltage Withstand
  35
- Electrical Environment
  36
- Environment
  37
- Thermal Overload Characteristics Curves
  38
- Cold Curves
  39
- Hot Curves
  42
- Cooling down Thermal Curves
  45
- Inverse Time Characteristic Curve
  51
- Negative Phase Sequence Protection
  51
- Equivalence Table between RTD Impedance Measured Value/Temperature
  52
- Equivalence between Analogue Output Signal Value and Remote
  53
- Definitions
  59
- Description
  60
- Environment Chart
  61
- Description of the Front Panel
  62
- The Leds
  62
- The Operator Interface
  62
- ALARM Keys
  63
- Liquid Crystal Display Screen
  63
- Programming Keypad
  63
- The Keypad
  63
- Access to the Menus
  64
- Access to the Setting Parameters
  64
- Default Display
  64
- The Menus
  64
- Entering the Password/Modification of the Parameters
  65
- Protection by Password
  65
- The Op. Parameters Menu
  66
- Setting Group
  67
- The Config. Select Submenu
  67
- The Configuration Menu
  67
- Analogue Outputs (Optional)
  68
- Motor Start-Up/Motor Halted Detection Criteria
  68
- Selection of a Default Value to be Display
  68
- The CT/VT RATIO Submenu
  69
- The LED 5, LED 6, LED 7 and LED 8 Submenus
  69
- Type of RTD Temperature Probes or Thermistors
  69
- The ALARM CONFIG. Submenu
  70
- The INPUT CONFIG. Sub-Menu
  70
- The Measurements1 and Measurements2 Menus
  71
- The Process Menu
  72
- The Communication Menu
  73
- The Trip Statistics Menu
  73
- The Protection G1 and Protection G2 Menus
  74
- The Thermal Overload Submenu
  75
- Function Inhibiting Thermal Tripping During a Start: Θ INHIBIT
  77
- Function of the Thermal Image Influenced by Ambient Temperature
  77
- Thermal Alarm Function: Θ ALARM
  78
- Thermal Base Blocking Start Function: Θ FORBID. START
  78
- The [50/51] Short-Circuit Submenu
  79
- The [50N/51N] Earth Fault Submenu
  79
- The Unbalance Sumbenu
  80
- The Undervoltage Sumbenu: Undervoltage Protection
  80
- The Overvoltage Sub-Menu: Overvoltage Protection
  81
- The [48] Exces Long Start Submenu
  81
- Rotor Stalled Whilst the Motor Running
  82
- The Block Rotor Sumbenu
  82
- Locked Rotor at Start
  83
- The Loss of Load Sumbenu
  83
- The RTD Submenu: Temperature Protection by RTD
  84
- The Thermistor Submenu: Temperature Protection by Thermistor
  84
- The Automat. CTRL Menu
  85
- The Start Number Submenu
  85
- The MIN TIME BETW 2 START Submenu: Minimum Time between Two Starts
  87
- REACCEL AUTHORIZ Submenu: Re-Acceleration/Load Shedding Authorisation
  88
- "Fixed" Input
  91
- Emergency Start
  91
- Setting Group Switch/Active Setting Group
  91
- The INPUTS Submenu: Programmable Inputs
  91
- Auxiliary 1 and Auxiliary 2 Data
  92
- External Acknowledgement
  92
- Speed Switch Device
  92
- Trigging of the Disturbance Recording
  92
- Auxiliary 3 and Auxiliary 4 Data
  93
- The and LOGIC EQUAT Submenu: Programmable and Logic Gates
  93
- Thermal State Reset
  93
- Trip Circuit Supervision
  93
- The and LOGIC EQUAT T DELAY: and Logic Gate Time Delay
  94
- The AUX OUTPUT RLY Submenu: Auxiliary Programmable Output Relays
  96
- The LATCH AUX OUTPUT RLY Submenu: Latching of the Output Relays
  96
- The TRIP OUTPUT RLY Submenu: Configuration of the Trip Output Relay
  96
- The CB FAIL Sub-Menu: Breaker Failure Protection
  97
- The LATCH TRIP ORDER Submenu: Latching of the Trip Output Relay
  97
- Circuit Breaker Failure Detection Principle
  98
- Opening of the Breaker Pole before TBF Dropoff
  98
- Drag du to the Phase CT De-Magnetisation
  99
- The Breaker Pole Does Not Open before the End of TBF
  99
- The ABS Sub-Menu: Minimum Time between a Stop and a Start
  100
- Voltage Check Sub-Menu: Validation of Voltage Presence before a Start
  100
- The CB SUPERVISION Submenu: Circuit-Breaker Supervision
  101
- Circuit-Breaker Supervision
  102
- The FAULT RECORD Submenu
  103
- The RECORD Menu
  103
- The Disturbance Record Submenu
  104
- Alarm Messages
  105
- CB MONITORING Submenu Display of the Values Related to Cut-Off Device
  105
- The Alarm Menu
  105
- The Hardware Alarm Messages
  106
- Auxiliary Functions
  107
- Block Start Via the RS485 Communications Port
  107
- Event Records
  107
- Recording of the Form of the Starting Current and Voltage
  107
- Configuration of the Relay and PC
  108
- Connection Configuration
  108
- PC Connection - Local Communications
  108
- Menu of the HMI
  111
- The Op. Parameters Menu Description
  113
- The Configuration Menu Description
  114
- The LED Submenus
  116
- The ALARM CONFIG Submenu
  118
- The INPUT CONFIG. Submenu
  119
- Measurement 1 and Measurement 2 Submenus
  120
- Process Menu
  122
- Trip Statistics Menu
  123
- Communication Menu
  124
- Protection G1 and G2 Menus
  125
- The Earth Fault Submenu
  127
- The Unbalance Submenu
  128
- The Undervoltage Submenu
  129
- The Overvoltage Submenu
  130
- The Exces Long Start Submenu
  131
- The BLOCK ROTOR Submenu
  132
- The LOSS of LOAD Submenu
  133
- The RTD Submenu
  134
- The Thermistor Submenu
  135
- Start Number Submenu
  136
- The Automat. Ctrl Menu Description
  136
- The MIN TIME BETW 2 START Submenu
  137
- The REACCEL AUTHORIZ Submenu
  138
- The INPUTS Submenu
  139
- The and LOGIC EQUAT Submenu
  140
- The and LOGIC EQUAT T DELAY Submenu
  142
- The AUX OUTPUT RLY Submenu
  143
- The LATCH AUX OUTPUT RLY Submenu
  146
- The TRIP OUTPUT RLY Submenu
  147
- The LATCH TRIP ORDER Submenu
  149
- The CB FAIL Submenu
  151
- The ABS Submenu
  152
- The BUS VOLTAGE CTRL Submenu
  153
- The CB SUPERVISION Submenu
  154
- FAULT RECORD Submenu
  155
- Record Menu
  155
- The DISTURB RECORD Submenu
  156
- The CB MONITORING Submenu
  157
- Maintenance
  161
- Maintenance Period
  164
- Alarms
  165
- Logic Inputs
  165
- Maintenance Checks
  165
- Output Relays/Maintenance Mode
  165
- Testing the Output Relays
  166
- Exchanging the Relay
  167
- Remove the Withdrawable Part
  167
- Exchanging the Relay and the Case
  168
- Changing the Battery
  169
- Equipment Failure: Hardware Alarms
  170
- Major Faults
  170
- Minor Faults
  170
- Types of Equipment Failure
  170
- Equipment Failures and Solutions
  171
- Micom Relay no Longer Responds
  173
- Password Lost or Not Accepted
  173
- Problem Solving
  173
- Values Measured Locally and Remotely
  173
- A Remote Control Signal Is Not Taken into Account
  174
- List of the Relay Alarm Messages
  175
- List of the Motor Alarm Messages
  176
- Communication
  181
- MODBUS Communication Characteristics
  183
- MODBUS Network Characteristics
  183
- MODBUS Protocol
  183
- Address of the Micom Relays
  184
- Message Validity Check
  184
- Parameters of the MODBUS Connection
  184
- Synchronisation of Exchange Messages
  184
- Frame Size Received by the Micom P225 Relay
  185
- MODBUS Functions of the Micom Relays
  185
- Presentation of the MODBUS Protocol
  185
- Format of Frames Sent by the Micom P225 Relay
  186
- Messages Validity Check
  186
- Modbus Request Definition Used to Retrieve the Disturbance Records
  187
- Request to Retrieve the Data of a Disturbance Record Channel
  187
- Service Request
  187
- Modbus Request Definition Used to Retrieve the Event Records
  188
- Request to Retrieve a Dedicated Event
  188
- Request to Retrieve an Index Frame
  188
- Request to Retrieve the Oldest Non-Acknowledge Event
  188
- Modbus Request Definition Used to Retrieve the Fault Records
  189
- Request to Retrieve a Dedicated Fault Record
  189
- Request to Retrieve the Oldest Non-Acknowledge Fault Record
  189
- Request to Know the Number of Current Values Stored into Saved Memory
  190
- Request to Retrieve the Start-Up Current Form Record Data
  190
- Request to Retrieve the Start-Up Voltage Form Record Data
  190
- Database Organization
  191
- Description of the MODBUS Application Mapping
  191
- H : Index Frame for the Start-Up Voltage Form Record
  191
- Access in Reading
  212
- Address
  212
  - Index Frame for the Disturbance Records
    212
  - Index Frame for the Start-Up Current Form Record
    212
- Number of Available Values of the Start-Up F51
  212
- Number of Available Values Stored in the
  212
- Number of the Last Page
  212
- CONFIG. SELECT Submenu
  237
- Configuration Menu
  237
- CT/VT RATIO Submenu
  237
- Default Setting Values
  237
- OP PARAMETERS Menu
  237
- ALARM CONFIG. Submenu
  238
- LED 5, LED 6, LED 7 and LED 8 Sub-Menu
  238
- COMMUNICATION Courier Menu
  239
- COMMUNICATION IEC60870-5-103 Menu
  239
- COMMUNICATION MODBUS Menu
  239
- INPUT CONFIG. Submenu
  239
- PROTECTION G1 and G2 Menus
  239
- TM Menu
  239
- [49] THERMAL OVERLOAD Submenu
  239
- 50/51] EARTH FAULT Submenu
  240
- 50/51] SHORT-CIRCUIT Submenu
  240
- [27] UNDERVOLTAGE Submenu
  240
- [46] UNBALANCE Submenu
  240
- [48] EXCES LONG START Submenu
  240
- [59] OVERVOLTAGE Submenu
  240
- 49/38] RTD Submenu (Optional)
  241
- 51LR/50S] BLOCK ROTOR Submenu
  241
- [37] LOSS of LOAD Submenu
  241
- THERMISTOR Submenu (Optional)
  242
  - Automat Ctrl Menu
    243
  - INPUTS Submenu/And LOGIC EQUATION Submenu
    243
- MIN TIME BETW 2 START Submenu
  243
- REACCEL AUTHORIZ Submenu
  243
- [66] START NUMBER Submenu
  243
- AND LOGIC EQUAT T DELAY Submenu
  245
- AUX OUTPUT RLY Submenu
  245
- LATCH AUX OUTPUT RLY Submenu
  247
  - ABS (Anti Backspin) Submenu
    248
  - BUS VOLTAGE CTRL Submenu
    248
  - CB FAIL Submenu
    248
  - LATCH TRIP ORDER Submenu (RL1 Relay Latching On)
    248
  - CB SUPERVISION Submenu
    249
  - Consignation Menu
    249
  - DISTURB RECORD Submenu
    249
  - Installation Guide
    253
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
  255
- General
  255
- Reception of the Relays
  255
- Handling Electronic Equipment
  256
- Installing the Relays
  257
- Unpacking
  258
- Storage
  259
- Safety Instructions
  260
- Connection of the Micom P225 Relay
  261
- Current Transformer Circuits
  261
- Dielectric Withstand Test
  261
- Installation, Commissioning and Maintenance
  261
- Operating Conditions of the Micom P225 Relay
  261
- Removal and Destruction of the Micom P225 Relay
  261
- Replacement of the Batteries
  261
- Destruction
  262
- Technical Specifications
  262
- Micom Px2X Serie Cable Terminal for MIDOS Connectors
  263
- Case Dimensions
  264
- Test Report
  267
- Relay Identification
  269
- Inspection
  270
- Measurement Value Verification
  271
- Configuration Menu/Config. SELECT Submenu / CT/VT RATIO Submenu
  272
- Op. Parameters Menu
  272
- LED 5, LED 6, LED 7 and LED 8 Submenus
  273
- COMMUNICATION Courier Menu
  274
- Communication IEC 60870-5-103 Menu
  274
- Communication Modbus
  274
- TM Menu
  274
- EARTH FAULT Submenu
  275
- PROTECTION G1 and G2 Menus
  275
  - THERMAL OVERLOAD Submenu
    275
  - EXCES LONG START Submenu
    276
  - OVERVOLTAGE Submenu
    276
  - RTD Submenu (Optional)
    277
- AUTOMAT. CTRL Menu
  278
- MIN TIME BETW 2 START Submenu
  278
- REACCEL AUTHORIZ Submenu
  278
- [66] START NUMBER Submenu
  278
- AND LOGIC EQUATION Submenu
  279
- INPUTS Submenu
  279
- AND LOGIC EQUAT T DELAY Submenu
  281
- AUX OUTPUT RLY Submenu
  281
- LATCH AUX OUTPUT RLY Submenu
  283
- TRIP OUTPUT RLY Submenu
  283
- ABS Submenu (Anti Backspin)
  285
- LATCH TRIP ORDER Submenu (RL1 Relay Latching On)
  285
- CB SUPERVISION Submenu
  286
- CONSIGNATION Menu
  286
- DISTURB RECORD Submenu
  286

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