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    INTRODUCTIO

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    Need Of Protection:1.Minimize Damage

    2.Maintain Electric System Stability

    3.Leave Unaffected Equipment In Service

    4.Maintain Equipment In Operating Limit. Requirements Of A Protection System:

    1.Speed

    2.Reliability

    3.Security4.Sensitivity

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    POWER S

    YSTEM

    Modern Power System Divided In To Three Types:

    1.Generation

    2.Transmission

    3.Distribution

    TRANSMISSION INCLUDES

    1.C.B & Relay

    2.C.T & P.TS

    3.Genarator & Motor

    4.Feeders & bus bar

    5.L.A & Insulators

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    33KV

    400KV AND 132KV

    11KV

    340V400KV AND 132KV

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    CURRENT TRANS

    FORMER

    Operation

    Types Of Current Transformer:

    1.Ring Core Type2.Split Core Type

    3.Wound Primary Type

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    CIRCUIT BREAK

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    Function Of C.B

    Types Of C.B

    1.SF62.Oil Circuit Breaker

    3.Air Blast Circuit Breaker

    4.Vaccum Circuit Breaker

    SF6

    1.It Is A Electro Negative Gas

    2.Dilectric Strength Is 2 To 3 Times

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    Capacitor voltage T

    ransformers(CVT)

    1.CVT2.USAGE OF CVT

    3.CVT CONSIST(CVD & EM)

    4. CVD

    5.EM UNIT

    Step Down Extra High Voltage Signal

    Provide A Low Voltage Signal

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    INSULATORS

    USAGE

    TYPES OF INSULATORS

    1.Pin Type

    2.Suspension Type

    3.Strain Type

    4.Shackle Type

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    SHEILD YARD PROTECTION

    1.Line Protection

    2.Bus-Bar Protection

    LINE PROTECTION: Protection Of Lines Is Done With Help Of Distance

    Protection

    The Five Secondary Cores Used Are

    1.Main -1 Dist Protection2.Main -2 Dist Protection

    3.Metering

    4.Tee Differential -1

    5.Tee Differential -2

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    MAIN -1 AND 2 DISTPROTECTION

    In Addition To Basic Distance Protection This Main 1 & 2 Relay

    Is Having Features Such As

    1.Auto Reclose Function

    2.Check Synchronization3.Over Voltage Protection

    4.Under Voltage Protection

    5.Over Load Protection

    6.Over Current Protection7.Earth Fault Protection

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    BUS BAR PROTECTION

    1.Frame Leakage Or fault Bus Protection

    2.Differential Over Current Protection

    3.Voltage Differential Potential

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    FRAME LEAKAGEPROTECTION

    1.More Favourable To Indoor Substation

    2.Doesnt Provide Overlapping Of Protective Zones

    Around C.B.

    DIFFERENTIAL OVERCURRENT

    PROTECTION

    1.Based On Simple Circulating Current Principle

    2.Applicable To Phase To Phase & Ground Fault

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    VOLTAGE DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION

    1.High Speed Protection For Relatively Small Net Voltage

    In Differential Circuit.

    2.Winding Of CTs Are Connected Together In Series

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    MOTOR PROTECTION

    VARIOUS TYPES OF MOTOR PROTECTION:

    1.Instantaneous Over Current Relay

    2.Inverse Definite Minimum Time Relay

    3.Defferential Time Over Current Relay

    4.Differential Relay

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    INSTANTANEOUS OVER CURRENTRELAY

    1.Used To Protect Motor From Transient Faults

    2.Set Above The Starting Current Of Motor To Avoid

    Tripping During Starting Time

    INVERSE DEFINITE MINIMUM

    TIME RELAY

    1.Used To Protect Motor From Over Loads2.Operating Current Setting , Depending Upon The

    Fault Current The Time Of Operation Varies

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    DIFFERENTIAL TIME OVER CURRENTRELAY

    1.Used To Protect Motor From Sustained Over Loads

    2.After The Fixed Time Delay, If Current Exceeds

    The Set Value It Will Give Alarm Or Trip Command

    DIFFERENTIAL RELAY

    1.Used To Protect Very Large Motor2.If Any Fault Occur Between The Protected Zone

    And Between Two CTs The Relay Will Operate

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    TRANSFORMER PROTECTION

    VARIOUS TYPES OF TRANSFORMER PROTECTION:

    1.Buchholz Protection

    2.Frame Leakage Protection

    3.Overload Protection

    4.Differential Protection

    5.Over Fluxing Protection

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    BUCHHOLZ PROTECTION

    FRAME LEAKAGE PROTECTION

    1.Provides Very Sensitive Protection For Oil Filled

    Transformers And Reactors

    2.Only Suitable For Transformer Fitted With An Oil

    Conservator

    3.Arguably The Best Overall Transformer Protection

    For Internal Faults

    1.Provides Earth Fault Protection

    2.Frame Of Switch Gear Is Grounded3.When Fault Occur, Fault Leaks From The Frame And

    Passes Through The Earth Connection Provided

    4.Primary Of The C.T Sense Due To Which Current

    Passes Through The Earth Fault Relay, RelayWill O erate

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    TRANSFORMER

    THESE FAULTS MAY LEAD

    TO SERIOUS DAMAGE

    INCIPIENT FAULTS

    (a)Broken DowncoreBolt Insulations

    (b)Shorted

    Lamination

    (c)Bad contacts

    (d)Overheating part

    of windingsEARTH FAULT

    WINDING SHORT CIRCUIT

    THE

    PUNCTURE OF BUSHINGS

    SHORTCIRCUIT BETWEEN

    PHASES

    Buchholz relay is being used

    in oil & gas operated

    transformer .

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    OVERLOAD PROTECTION

    DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION

    1.Used For Large Transformer Fitted With Oil And

    Winding Temperature Indicator

    2.If Gas Is Mainly Hydrogen With Less Than 2% CO

    Then Fault Is Likely Involve Only Insulation Oil

    3.If Gas Is Mainly Hydrogen With About 20% CO Then

    Fault Is Concerned With Both Solid And Oil Insulation

    1.Used To Protect Large Transformer Only

    2.CTS Are Selected In Such A Way That UnderNormalCondition The Scaled CT Current Will Match

    3.Under Fault Condition Different Current Flow Through

    The Over current Relay

    4.Over Current Relay Pickup Is Set Above No Load

    Current Value

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    OVER FLUXING PROTECTION

    1.Caused Generally By Too High Voltage Or Too Low

    Frequency

    2.May Cause Magnetizing Current To Increase To

    Unacceptable Level/Duration3.Generally Provided In Modern Biased Differential

    Relay

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    CONCLUSION

    In A Substations, The Prime Job Of An Electrical

    Engineer Is To Protect The Electrical System Against The

    Various Faults And Thus Avoid Malfunctioning Of the

    System . The System Faces Faults Due To OverloadingOverheating , Working At Lower Voltages And Low

    Frequency . The Losses And Damage To Which The

    Machines Are Subjected To While Working Under Abnormal

    Condition Are Huge. Thus, To Reduce The Losses, The

    Electrical System Has To Be Protected Against The Faults.

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