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DMV-WP
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DIGITAL MOTOR PROTECTION |
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The type DMV-WP device
belongs to the WProt device family. Features of
this device family are nearby so varied as the other up-to-date devices
made by ELKO-PROTECTA but these are extremely small-sized and their mounting
is very simple. The devices are stackable to a standard W-rail,
which is generally used by the electrical power industry. The small-sized
design is produced by a healthy relational compromise so that wide ranging
application is not limited. |
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Main features of WProt
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- Small-sized device based on microprocessor and stackable to a standard
W-rail
- It is smaller than other devices of similar features
- Three analogue inputs (for receiving currents, voltages)
- Four independent output relay contacts which can be freely programmed
by a software matrix and each has possibility to be set for sealing-in
- Two optical fibre connectors (transmitter, receiver) for communicating
with a SCADA system or with a PC, and for programming the protection,
receiving on-line informations, and reading events stored
- Eight signal LED on the front plate of protection for getting additional
informations about the operation
- Acknowledge pushbutton for acknowledgement of signals and for solving
relays being sealed-in
- Terminals are on the front plate of case
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Application field |
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The digital motor protection of type DMV-WP
is mainly applied as a complex many sided protection in a high level to
three phase high voltage motors built in industial plants and auxiliary
supply system of a power plants.
The main tasks of motor protection:
- Short circuit protection to make fast trip when phase-to-phase
or three phase fault occures on motor stator winding, at motor terminals
or on feeder cable till main current transformers
- Earth fault protection to trip when phase-to-ground fault occures
on motor stator winding, at motor terminals or on feeder cable till
main current transformers (or toroid type current transformer)
- Overloading protection works as a temperature replica device
i.e. it determines the motor overheating by taking motor current and
motor thermal characteristic data into account, and gives first alarm
only, afterwards trips the motor on dangerous overheating. The protection
calculates the motor overheating Q(t) and
cooling Qh(t) according to the
equations as follows:
Q(t) = Q0
+ ( Qn (Ik / Inm)2
- Q0)(1 - e-t/Tm),
i Qh(t) =
Q0e-t/Th
where:
Inm - "motor rated current"
Qn - temperature rising at "motor
rated current" Inm
Q(t) - inner temperature rising of motor
after t time period
Q0 - previous overheating of
motor
Tm - warming and cooling time constant of motor on rotating condition
Th - cooling time constant of motor on standing condition
- Blocking-on-starting-again an overheated motor protection prevents
a motor to take again into operation if it is in an overheating condition
due to a former overheating or any other reason until the motor cools
under a presetting temperature
- Asymmetry protection protects a motor against abnormal overheating
of stator and rotor due to a phase loss, two phase operation, or asymmetry
caused by a breakdown on a higher voltage level network
- Load loss protection which is necessary at some drives (e.g.
a motor drives a pump) and trips the motor if a sudden load loss is
dangerous due to a technological reason
- Protection of a motor with heavy starting condition makes possible
that the preset overheating value of a motor of long running up time
and starting with heavy load be higher then that on normal operation
since it is a cool starting condition, and in spite of that safe overheating
protection be available on normal operation
- Rotor or bearing stalling protection protects the motor against
severe damage on starting by relative fast trip
Each protection functions listed above may be separately blocked and
made active.
Setting (parametring) and checking of protection, writting of the working
data, events and signals, setting of software matrix, and handling of
automatic signals (messages) is possible with external PC or other external
computer. A handling program is delivered together with the DMV-WP
motor protection to make handling functions possible. The device can be
handled on interactive mode by the aid of a menu system.
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Technical data |
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Rated secondary current, In
Rated zero sequence current, Ino |
1 A or 5 A
0,1 A, 1 A or 5 A |
Main C.T. primaty current |
50-1500 A, step 25 A |
Zero sequence main C.T. primary rated current
ratio in case of a toroidal C.T. |
50-1500 A, step 25 A
150/5 A |
Rated frequency |
50 Hz |
Overload capacity , continuous
1s |
2xIn
100xIn (In=1 A), 50xIn (In=5
A) |
Dynamic current limit |
100xIn |
Setting ranges |
Motor rated current, Inm
in per cent of the main C.T. rated current, Inm / In |
30-120%, step 2% |
Idle operation minimum threshold current
(fixed) |
IIDLE/Inm=15% |
Phase fault O.C. relay starting current,
I> / In
time delaying, t (I>) |
50-1500%, step 10%
0-60000 ms, step 10 ms |
Phase fault O.C. relay during starting period, I>
Iiz/Inm |
200-1200%, step 10% |
Earth fault protection, 3I0>/IAV0
time delaying, t(3I0>) |
10-100%, step 2%
0-60000 ms, step 10 ms |
Motor rated temperature rising to the ambient temperature
at load Inm |
Qn=10-100ºC,
step 1ºC |
Temperature of overheating (overloading) pre-signal
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Qe/Qn=60-160%,
step 2% |
Temperature of overheating (overloading) tripping |
Qk/Qn=80-180%,
step 2% |
Temperature of blocking-on-starting-again an overheated
motor |
Qt/Qn=60-160%,
step 2% |
Warming and cooling time constant of motor
on rotating condition |
Tm=2-200 min, step 1 min |
Cooling time constant of motor on standing condition |
Th/Tm=100-400%, step 100% |
Asymmetry protection starting value, fixed |
I2/In=15% |
Asymmetry protection, time delaying at
I2 = 0.15xIn
lower limit of time delaying |
tas=10-80 s, step 2 s
tas min=50-500 ms, step 50 |
Load loss protection, undercurrent relay |
It>/Inm=30-60%,
step 5% |
Load loss protection time delaying |
t(It)=1-10 s, step 1 s |
Motor starting time value |
tst=5-100 s, step 5 s |
Warming current at heavy starting setting, during the
starting period |
I2/2, fixed |
Bearing or rotor stalling prot. after starting
period |
2xInm, for t>tst |
Accuracy, current relays
Accuracy, timers |
± 2%
± 3 ms, step 10 ms
± 12 ms, step 1 ms |
Current relays, resetting ratio |
95% |
External communication |
fibre optical cable |
External communication speed (BaudRate) |
150 to 19200, step:2x |
Automatic daily self check, starting time |
0 to 23 h 59 min, step: 1 min |
Automatic self check, blocking |
setting to 60 min |
Number of output relays |
4 pcs |
Output contacts ratings,
rated switching voltage
continuous load current
switching on current
breaking current at 220 V DC,
pure conductive circuit
L/R = 40 ms load |
250 V
8 A
16 A
0,25 A
0,14 A |
Auxiliary DC voltage (the same supply unit)
voltage tolerance
optionally, on ordering |
220 V or 110 V
88 V to 310 V
48 V |
DC consumption, basic state
at working |
<7 W
<9 W |
Permissive ambient temperature |
0º to 50º C |
Insulation test (IEC 255) |
2 kV, 50 Hz
5 kV, 1.2/50 μs |
Disturbance test (IEC 255) |
2,5 kV, 1 MHz |
Electrostatic discharge test (ESD; IEC
801-2) |
8 kV |
Burst test, (IEC 801-4) |
2 kV |
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Design, size |
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The DMV-WP motor
protection is built into the closed dustproof steel case, controlled by
microprocessors, set up with IC's, placed to PCB's. The case may be stackable
to a standard W-rail, width in the rail is 120
mm. 16 terminals are placed on the front plate of case, through them external
connection may be made. The optical fibre cable connections are put to the
upper part of the front plate at left.
Width
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Height
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Depth
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120 mm
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90 mm
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90 mm
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Data to be ordered |
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- Type of protection [DMV-WP]
- Rated C.T. current [1 A, 5 A]
- Whether is the d.c. (logical) busbar differential protection contact
an NC or NO type?
- Feeding of zero sequence relais [main C.T., toroidal type C.T.]
- In case of toroidal type C.T. its ratio [150/5A or others]
- If an output contact is needed for alarm of the monitoring system
an NC contact of K4 should be ordered.
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