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DTRV-EP
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COMPLEX DIGITAL PROTECTION
FOR 120 kV/MEDIUM VOLTAGE TRANSFORMERS |
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The complex digital protection for 120 kV/medium
voltage transformers of type DTRV-EP is part of device family named EuroProt.
This short description contains special data of this type. General and common
features of EuroProt family can be found in the EuroProt system information
sheet. Accordingly it is proposed to study both this short description and
system information sheet too, in order to understand the device entirely. |
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Application field |
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The DTRV type of complex transformer protection
is designed to protect 120 kV/medium voltage transformers, mostly of oil
isolated types, used allover the generation, transmission and distribution
field, and to perform automatic regulation and control tasks. All usual
transformer protection functions (differential protection, phase and earth
fault protection, overload protection, breaker failure protection and other
backup protection) are realised, including all control functions and some
regulation functions as well. The intelligent programmable tripping matrix
scheme offers high level of flexibility for engineering and operation. The
full or partially independent operation of its individual functions and
the built-in multiple self-checking system increases reliability of the
protection system. Because of the different voltage levels at the medium
voltage side, combined different the neutral grounding practice of the medium
voltage networks, and the structure of the transformers with secondary and
tertiary windings, and additionally the many possible substation configurations
and number of parallel transformers for one voltage level, there are many
variations and combinations of the protection functions. |
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Main characteristics |
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The DTRV-EP digital generator and generator-transformer unit protection
is a complex system, consisting several cooperating microprocessor-based
units of the EuroProt product family.
- The complex protection system contains all protection and control
functions needed for transformers, except the 120 kV bus-bar and breaker
failure protection, assigned to many power system elements, and the
transformer event driven switch-over relay (called ETRA) These latter
functions are realised with auxiliary protection
- all elements are fully numeric type
- it has distributed structure, which means for example, that a complex
protection can contain four EuroProt units, independent, separately
supplied and individually housed:
- DTD-EP+ (DTRV-EPI) multi-function differential protection
- DTRV-EP2 containing mostly the high voltage side protection functions
- DTRV-EP3 for medium voltage side functions, and
- DTSZ2-HA-EP type automatic voltage regulator
- main functions ofDTD2-EP (DTRV-EP1) numerical differential protection
are:
- collection of trip signals from the mechanical type transformer
protection
- transformer differential protection
- overcurrent protection for the 120 kV side
- overcurrent protection for the medium voltage side
- DTRV-EP2 digital device serves mainly the 120 kV side:
- collection of trip signals from the mechanical type transformer
protection
- two stage definite time overcurrent protection for the 120 kV
side
- protection against breaker discrepancy
- starting the 120 kV breaker failure protection
- collection of trip signal from the auxiliary 120 kV bus-bar protection
and breaker failure protection
- collection of ON and OFF commands from auxiliary event driven
switch-over relay (called ETRA)
- collection of manual ON and OFF commands
- overcurrent protection for the auxiliary neutral grounding transformer
- self-checking functions, supervision of the 120 kV circuit breaker
command circuits, current transformer circuits, 20 kV status signal
errors, power supply errors, EEPROM failures, power supply disturbances,
DSP errors
- the functions ofDTRV-EP3 digital device serve mainly the 20 kV side:
- two stage definite time overcurrent protection
- logic type bus-bar protection
- dead zone protection
- breaker failure protection for the transformer
- breaker failure protection for the circuit breakers in the bays
- automatic reclosing function
- two stage definite time zero sequence overcurrent protection,
for the neutral resistor (called FANOE, which increases the ground
fault current to a detectable level)
- oil temperature protection for the FANOE neutral resistor, and
its breaker failure protection
- automatic controller for the neutral resistor switching ( called
FAVA)
- Uo> relay
- possible mode of operation in case of live line working (called
FAM) (loFAMI relay function)
- comprehensive self-supervision and monitoring of CB operating
circuit, 20 kV status signals current transformer circuit supervision
for the 20 kV side, EEPROM failures, power supply disturbances,
DSP errors
- optionally for 10 kV secondary voltage level:
- two stage definite time overcurrent protection
- backup impedance protection with three zones in forward direction
and one in reverse direction, individual timers for all stages
- logic type bus-bar protection
- dead zone protection
- breaker failure protection for the transformer
- breaker failure protection for the circuit breakers in the bays
- automatic reclosing function
- two stage zero sequence definite time overcurrent protection,
supplied by the FANOE resistor (oil isolated resistor for increasing
the ground fault current to a detectable level)
- two phase overcurrent protection for the auxiliary neutral grounding
transformer
- Uo> relay
- supervision of the circuit of logic bus-bar protection
- comprehensive self-supervision and monitoring of CB operating
circuit, 10 kV status signals, current transformer circuit supervision
for the 10 kV side, EEPROM failures, power supply disturbances,
DSP errors
- Intelligent trip matrix in alI of the devices mentioned above. In
this way all protection functions can be enabled or disabled, and the
commands can be directed to the appropriate output relay
- the rows of the trip matrix can be disabled individually
- the signals received via opto-coupler inputs by the devices EP2 and
EP3 can be enabled or disabled by bit parameters
- the advantage of the distributed structure is, that in case of failure
of one device the others may remain in operation
- the distributed structure offers backup protection scheme
- the distributed structure supports easy tests of the relay functions
Software characteristics:
- built-in self check functions
- digital event recorder for 50 event, event sequence recording with'I
ms time resolution for max. 300 events
- analog event recorder for short-circuit current and voltage data
- intelligent digital function matrix
Hardware characteristics of individual devices:
- fully numerical type, with individual A/D converters, digital signal
processors (DSP) and separate main processor
- opto-coupler inputs
- output contacts
- type of output contacts (NC, NO) can be selected at design time
- design for 19" rack cabinets
Communication:
- relay setting with 2xI6 character LCD display, suitable also for text
messages and for event log display
- on-line screen of auxiliary PC for support of commissioning
- auxiliary communication connection selectable for RS 232 or fibre
optic cable
- optional SCADA connection with IEC 870 protocol
- parameters can be saved and saved parameters can be downloaded again
- real-time clock with battery-fed RAM, (which can be synchronised via
fibre-optic connection by auxiliary PC, by the SCADA system, or via
opto-coupler digital input)
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Principle of operation |
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The simplified principle of operation of the units in a typical DTRV
complex protection:
DTD2-EP (DTRV-EP1) digital differential protection
- The differential protection for the transformer is performed by a
DTD2-EP type digital transformer differential protection. The main characteristics
of this differential protection is summarised in a separate description
- The protection is immune to the inrush current of the transformer.
The operating time is 25-30 ms, in case of starting the high-set current
stage about 15-20 ms. The protection contains an intelligent trip matrix,
so the trip command can be directed to the appropriate output relay
- The DTD2 type transformer differential protection performs the protection
functions needed for a transformer independent of the other units, so
the racks of the cabinet can be considered as backup protection for
each other
- The protection collects the signals of the mechanical protection of
the transformer. There is an overcurrent protection configured for the
120 kV and medium voltage side, which is single stage in DTD2-EP for
120 kV, and two stage for the medium voltage level. In this way the
appropriate reserve backup protection is provided.
Operation of DTRV-EP2 complex digital transformer protection
- The device contains a two stage definite time overcurrent protection
for the 120 kV side
- In case of transformers fed by a radial line, the phase selective
protection and automatic reclosing function is included as well
- The protection against breaker discrepancy protects against single
or two-phase continuous operation in case of 120 kV circuit breakers
operated individually in the phases
- It starts the 120 kV breaker failure protection, and collects the
trip signals form the 120 kV bus-bar protection and from the 120 kV
breaker failure protection
- With an independent contact it gives command to the auxiliary ETRA
automatic controller
- Collects the trip and closing command from ETRA, and if the preconditions
are fulfilled, they are passed to the CB
- Collects manual ON and OFF commands
- The device contains the two-phase overcurrent protection function
for the neutral grounding transformer (in phases R and T)
- There is a large display at the left side of the front panel
- This device collects the signals of the mechanical protection of the
transformer as well (two Buchholz (gas) relay, oil temperature and winding
temperature protection, over-pressure protection for the transformer
tap changer, protection for the neutral grounding transformer, and for
the Petersen coil)
Operation of DTRV-EP3 complex digital transformer protection
in case of 20kV version
- The first stage (I>>t) of the definite time overcurrent protection
for the 20 kV side in the deviceprotects the bus-bar and the connected
power elements
- The logic bus-bar protection provides selective and quick protection
for the individual bus-bar sections
- In case of failures of the circuit breaker in the bays the breaker
failure protection function in DTRV trips the CB supplying the short-circuit
- The second, low set stage (I>t) of the definite time overcurrent
protection for the 20 kV side provides remote backup protection for
the bays
- The dead zone protection function of the device for the 20 kV side
gives trip command in case of faults between the current transformer
and the CB
- The 20 kV transformer breaker failure protection trips the 120 kV
circuit breaker, in case the 20 kV CB fails to trip, because of the
failure of the operating circuit or of the CB itself
- The high set stage of the zero sequence definite time overcurrent
protection connected to the current transformer of the resistor for
increasing the earth-fault current (FANOE) has two time stages. The
first stage serves as remote backup protection for the 20 kV bays, the
second stage is the reserve protection for the transformer and the bus-bar
- The second stage of the zero sequence low set overcurrent protection
(FAMI 3Io>> of FANOE gives an enabling signal in case of live
line working to the "FAM" circuit after the time delay
- The zero sequence Uo> overvoltage function controls the operation
of FAV A automatics, and in case of live line working it starts the
tUo>FAM time measuring, and serves in all modes of operation as backup
protection
- This device contains the temperature logic for F ANOE and the breaker
failure protection for FANOE
- This device contains the automatic control function of the resistor
for increasing the earth-fault current (FAVA)
- This automation function is controlled by the zero sequence overvoltage
function (Uo>>, supplied by the voltage transformer connected
to the 20 kV side of the transformer
- This device can give a starting command to the external ETRA with
an independent dedicated contact
- The operation of the 20 kV single shot reclosing controller is initiated
by external or internal signals. According to the primary structure,
the device can operate one or two circuit breakers
- There is a large display at the left side of the front panel
Operation of DTRV-EP3 complex digital transformer protection
in case of 10kV version
- The first stage (I>>t) of the definite time overcurrent protection
for the 10 kV side in the device protects the bus-bar and the connected
power elements
- The logic bus-bar protection controls the operation of the 10 kV underimpedance
protection
- This device contains the overcurrent function for the neutral grounding
transfromer. This protection is connected to two phases (R, T)
- The device contains a four stage underimpedance protection, with independent
time setting for each stages.Three of them is directed forwards and
one in reverse direction (toward the transformer)
- The dead zone protection function of the device for the 10 kV side
gives trip command in case of faults between the current transformer
and the CB
- The 10 kV transformer breaker failure protection trips the 120 kV
circuit breaker, in case the 10 kV CB fails to trip, because of the
failure of the operating circuit or of the CB itself
- The two stage zero sequence definite time overcurrent protection connected
to the current transformer of the resistor for increasing the earth-fault
current (FANOE protects the 10 kV bus-bar as main protection in case
of earth faults, and serves as backup earth fault protection for the
bays
- There is a zero sequence overvoltage function in the device for signalling
earth faults, which calculates the zero sequence voltage based on the
phase voltages of the 10 kV voltage transformers. This function has
a signalling role only
- The 10 kV breaker failure protection function of this device trips
the circuit breaker supplying the short-circuit, if the 10 kV bay circuit
breaker fails to trip
- This device can also give a starting command to the external ETRA
via a dedicated contact, similarly to DTD2-EP and DTRV-EP2. The output
contact for starting ETRA is controlled by the appropriate column of
the trip matrix. The trip and close command for ETRA is handled by DTRV-EP2
device, and passes it to the CB
- The basic version of the single shot automatic 10 kV reclosing function
can handle selectively both 10 kV CB-s connecting two independent bus-bar
sections of the same voltage level
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Technical data of individual devices |
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Rated secondary current, In
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1 A or 5 A |
Rated secondary voltage (line-to-line), Un |
100 V or 200 V |
Rated frequency
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50 Hz or 60 Hz |
Overload capacity, voltage circuit, thermal, continuous
current circuit, thermal, continuous
1s |
2xUn/Ö3
4xIn
100xIn (In=1 A), 50xIn (In=5 A) |
Dynamic current limit |
100xIn |
Accuracy of digital impedance protection functions
(above 50% In)
Accuracy of digital current protection functions (above 50% In)
Accuracy of timers
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± 5%
± 2%
± 3 ms (steps 10 ms)
± 12 ms (steps 1 s) |
Drop ratio of current relays |
95% |
Output relay contacts type
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as requested |
Output contacts, electrical data:
rated switching voltage
continuous load current
making current
DC breaking capability at 220 V,
at pure conductive load
at load of L/R = 40 ms
Optionally, at load of L/R = 40 ms |
250 V
8 A
16 A
0,25 A
0,14 A
4 A |
Auxiliary DC voltage (the same supply unit)
voltage tolerance
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220 V or 110 V
88 V to 310 V |
Permissible 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 (ESD; IEC 801-2) |
8 kV (IEC 801-2) |
Burst test, (IEC 801-4) |
2 kV (IEC 801-4) |
External communication mode |
RS 232 or fibre optical cable |
Series communication speed |
150-19200 Baud, step 2x |
Optical fibre cable operation mode |
radial or loop |
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Design, size |
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The DTRV-EP complex protection equipment is
delivered in a steel-sheet cabinet with standard 19" hinged rack system
and locked door, accessible from the front side. When selecting the cabinet
type the manufacturer can consider the special requirements of the user.
If not specified at ordering, the cabinet is of RITTAL PS type. |
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Options |
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- digital disturbance recorder (see separate information sheet)
- SCADA connection (see EuroProt system information sheet)
- relay contacts with 4 A breaking capability
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Ordering data |
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When ordering our experts are ready for consultation and for
the necessary engineering activity. |
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