Volume 7 - Issue 2
Relay Coordination for Four Busbars Transmission Grid
Abstract
Protection system is one of the important parts
of the power system. The protection system can be accepted if
and only if it is efficient, reliable and realizes some
requirements. For protection of transmission line three stepped
distance protection can provide remote backup protection to
transmission line by zone two and zone three, but during the
calculation of operation setting for different protection zones
of the distance relays, some problems have been raised
(overlap and under reach). These problems cause improper
trips in the network. The aims at overcoming the problems are
by taking into consideration the specifications of the adjacent
transmission lines, the effect of arc resistance, earth resistance
and the effect of remote in feed. The line insurance plans are
made out of separation transfers and directional overcurrent
transfers where the setting of the transfers must be figured
thinking about the two transfers. Separate hand-off calculation
would prompt loss of selectivity. The standard joined with the
contemplations of zone stumbling time have been utilized so
as to defeat the coordination issues with the fundamental
security (separation insurance) as a nearby assurance and to
give remote reinforcement security to the next overcurrent
transfers in the matrix. In this strategy, the security of the
transmission lines in run of the mill transport bars framework
has been explored in detail. The best possible settings for both
fundamental security (for example separation security) and
reinforcement insurance (for example overcurrent security)
gadgets have been resolved. Have been utilized as mimicking
apparatuses to approve the assurance settings methods of the
transfers. Three methodologies of settings have been utilized
for the referenced transfers. The correct settings of the two
transfers of the whole undertaking
Paper Details
PaperID: 2011008
Author Name: R. Karthikeyan and K. Kavitha
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Keywords: Transmission Line, Stepped Distance, Overcurrent Transfers
Volume: Volume 7
Issues: Issue 2
Issue Type: Issue
Year: 2020
Month: June
Pages:34-40