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T07 Generator Protection

1) The document discusses protection and relay systems for power generation and distribution equipment. It includes diagrams of protection zones for different voltage levels and explanations of short circuit and equipment protection needs. 2) Details are provided on protection standards ANSI/IEEE C37.2 and IEC, and relay types such as overcurrent, distance, differential, and bus zone protection. 3) Thermal protection of rotating equipment like generators is discussed, including methods using thermocouples, RTDs, and temperature sensors to monitor winding temperatures and provide alarms or trips.

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T07 Generator Protection

1) The document discusses protection and relay systems for power generation and distribution equipment. It includes diagrams of protection zones for different voltage levels and explanations of short circuit and equipment protection needs. 2) Details are provided on protection standards ANSI/IEEE C37.2 and IEC, and relay types such as overcurrent, distance, differential, and bus zone protection. 3) Thermal protection of rotating equipment like generators is discussed, including methods using thermocouples, RTDs, and temperature sensors to monitor winding temperatures and provide alarms or trips.

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Protection and Relay

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Zone 1 Zone 6
1 2 3
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Zone 8

12~40 kV 69~500 kV

(Power Plant)
4 120

100

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60

1.1~3.6 kV 40

20

69~138 kV 0

-20

(Substation) -40

-60

(Substation) -80

120/240 V 0 5 10 15

220/380 V
(Substation)

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Need information of short circuit current;
Short Circuit Protection - Single line to ground
- Line-to-line
- Line-to-line to ground
- Three phase fault

Equipment Protection Need information of equipment safety operation;


-Overload
-Over-voltage, Under-voltage
- Internal faults

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ANSI/IEEE C37.2
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ANSI/IEEE C37.2
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ANSI/IEEE C37.2

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BUS

CONTROL
48 PACKAGE

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50
50 46

50GS
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49
MOTOR RTD

10
IEC

11
(Rotating Machines)

(Generator)
Synchronous Generator
Induction Generator

(Motor)
Synchronous Motor
Induction Motor
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13
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15
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One line diagram

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Impedance line diagram
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Field Winding

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Single-isolated generators
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-

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Multiple-isolated generators
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29
Large industrial generators
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-

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-

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Unit Generator-Transformer Configuration
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Cogeneration Generators

Induction Generators

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— —
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Overheating or Thermal Protection


• Thermocouple
• Resistance Temperature Detectors ( RTDs )
• >> Alarm / Trip



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Overheating or Thermal Protection

( ) 10 30 60 120
226 154 130 116

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Overheating or Thermal Protection



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Overheating or Thermal Protection

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Overheating or Thermal Protection

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Overheating or Thermal Protection

(Field Excitation Winding)


-
( ) 10 30 60 120
208 146 125 112

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CT

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R 87

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F
I1 '

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I1 I2 0

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(Percentage Differential Relay)
(Restraint coil) 44
i1 i2

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Operating coil Restrain coil

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id k ir Positive
torque
region

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torque
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(High Impedance Relay)

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High Impedance Relay

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stator ground fault protection

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(High Resistance Ground)


2
2

59
- N
5- A kVA

- (

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(Low Resistance Ground)


150

61
Neutral
Impedance

62
51N R Neutral
Impedance

63
5
(

(
64
5-

65
Earthing
Transformer
Loading
Resistor
Earthing
Transformer
Loading
Resistor R 64
51N Over Voltage Relay
R
Over Current Relay
66
3rd Harmonic Voltage Relay

( 1 )

Injection of Sub harmonic Voltage (Low Frequency)


( 20

67
Numerical Relay
for Over-Current
and Ground Fault
Protection

68
69
70
Field Winding

71
72
Non-linear
Resistance

To Exciter
Field
Winding

Sensitive
Relay R

(DC Detector)

73
Non-linear
Resistance

To Exciter
Field
Winding

Sensitive
Relay R

(AC Detector)
74
(

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(Unbalance Current)

(Negative Sequence Impedance)

76
(Unbalance Current)

(I 2 ) 2 t K

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78
(Unbalance Current)

( I 2 ) 2 t 10 (0.00625)(MVA 800) 79
(Unbalance Current)

Characteristics of
electromechanical
negative-sequence
overcurrent relay

80
(Unbalance Current)

Characteristics of
static
negative-sequence
overcurrent relay

81
(Overspeed)

82
( )

83
(Overvoltage)

84
(V/Hz)

V
105
105
95

85
86
(Undervoltage)

87
Voltage Relay

Numerical Over-Fluxing Relay

88
(Overfrequency)

89
(Underfrequency)

( )
(Turbine)

90
91
(Loss of Excitation)

(Loss of Excitation)
(Under Excitation)
(Induction Generator)

(Non-

92
7.11 a ( )
b 4

93
(Impedance Relay)

R-

94
Reverse Power Relay

95
96

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