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Topic:

BUSBAR
Technology and Solutions
Protection and Substation Automation
PROTECTION
APPLICATION
BASICS 1
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Topic Objectives
Objectives

ˆ Measurement
- Differential Current Measurement
- Stabilized Differential Current Measurement
- Fault Conditions
ˆ Differential Current Supervision
ˆ Intertripping
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Measuring Principle

Who knows
Mr. Kirchhoff ?

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Measuring Principle
Kirchhoffs 1st Law: Node Rule

The summe of all


currents must be zero

I1 + I2 + I3 = Σ I = 0
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Measuring Principle
Kirchhoffs 1st Law: Node Rule

If

I1 + I2 + I3 = Σ I


0
⇒ Fault on the busbar
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⇒ Trip circuit breaker

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Measuring Principle
Differential current measurement

Σ I = I1 + I2 + I3
If

Σ I > differential current setting

⇒ Trip Busbar Protection


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Measuring Principle
Stabilised differential current measurement
Σ I > Ikmin ; and ⇒ Trip Busbar
If
(Σ I / Σ ⏐ I ⏐) > k Protection
Differential current Idiff= | Σ I |

k= 1
k= 0,85
t
aul
l f
rna Low impedance
t e
in measuring
principle !!!
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no fault
Ikmin

0
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Measuring Principle
Stabilised differential current measurement

Advantage:
load depending tripping value
as more (load / fault) current is flowing on the
busbar
as more differential current is required to generate
a tripping signal
⇒ system is very stable in case of
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CT failure
CT saturation

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Measuring Principle
load depending tripping value

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Measuring Principle load depending tripping value
Busbar fault condition single injection
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I1 =
1000A

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Measuring Principle load depending tripping value

What would be the


differential and
restrained current in that
situation
???
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Measuring Principle load depending tripping value

Stabilised differential current measurement

ΔI = + I1
=+1
= 1 kA
Σl = + ⏐+ I1⏐
= + 1 kA
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= 1 kA

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Measuring Principle load depending tripping value

Differential current Idiff= | Σ I | k= 1


k= 0,85
t
aul
l f
n a
t er
in

no fault
Ikmin
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0
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Restraint current IRest = Σ | I |

⇒ trip measurement system !!!


( if IΔ > Ikmin)
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Measuring Principle load depending tripping value
Busbar fault condition multiple injection
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I1 = I2 = I3 = I4 =
1000A 2500A 1500A 2000A

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Measuring Principle load depending tripping value

What would be the


differential and
restrained current in that
situation
???
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Measuring Principle load depending tripping value

Stabilised differential current measurement

ΔI = + I1 + I2 + I3 + I4
= + 1 kA + 2.5 kA + 1.5 kA + 2 kA
= 7 kA
Σl = + ⏐+ I1⏐+ ⏐+ I2⏐ + ⏐+ I3⏐ + ⏐+ I4⏐
= + 1 kA + 2.5 kA + 1.5 kA + 2 kA
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= 7 kA

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Measuring Principle load depending tripping value

Differential current Idiff= | Σ I | k= 1


k= 0,85
t
aul
l f
n a
t er
in

no fault
Ikmin
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0
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Restraint current IRest = Σ | I |

⇒ trip measurement system !!!


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Measuring Principle External fault condition
e.g. line fault

I1 =
6000A
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I2 = I3 = I4 =
2500A 1500A 2000A

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Measuring Principle External fault condition

What would be the


differential and
restrained current in that
situation
???
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Measuring Principle External fault condition

Stabilised differential current measurement

ΔI = + I1 + I2 + I3 + I4
= - 6 kA + 2.5 kA + 1.5 kA + 2 kA
= 0 kA
Σl = + ⏐+ I1⏐+ ⏐+ I2⏐ + ⏐+ I3⏐ + ⏐+ I4⏐
= + 6 kA + 2.5 kA + 1.5 kA + 2 kA
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= 12 kA

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Measuring Principle External fault condition

Differential current Idiff= | Σ I | k= 1


k= 0,85
t
aul
l f
n a
t er
in

no fault
Ikmin
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0
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Restraint current IRest = Σ | I |

⇒ measurement system stable !!!


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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure
during fault condition (Ι)

I1 =
CT shorted !!!
6000A
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I2 = I3 = I4 =
2500A 1500A 2000A

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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

What would be the


differential and
restrained current in that
situation
???
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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

Stabilised differential current measurement

ΔI = + I1 + I2 + I3 + I4
=
=
Σl = + ⏐+ I1⏐+ ⏐+ I2⏐ + ⏐+ I3⏐ + ⏐+ I4⏐
=
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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

Stabilised differential current measurement

ΔI = + I1 + I2 + I3 + I4
= - 6 kA + 2.5 kA + 1.5 kA + 0 kA
= 2 kA
Σl = + ⏐+ I1⏐+ ⏐+ I2⏐ + ⏐+ I3⏐ + ⏐+ I4⏐
= + 6 kA + 2.5 kA + 1.5 kA + 0 kA
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= 10 kA

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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

Differential current Idiff= | Σ I | k= 1


k= 0,85
t
aul
l f
n a
t er
in

no fault
Ikmin
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0
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Restraint current IRest = Σ | I |

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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

Differential current Idiff= | Σ I | k= 1


k= 0,85
t
aul
l f
n a
t er
in

no fault
Ikmin
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0
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Restraint current IRest = Σ | I |

⇒ measurement system stable !!!


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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure
during fault condition (ΙΙ)

CT shorted !!!
I1 =
6000A
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I2 = I3 = I4 =
2500A 1500A 2000A

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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

What would be the


differential and
restrained current in that
situation
???
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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

Stabilised differential current measurement

ΔI = + I1 + I2 + I3 + I4
=
=
Σl = + ⏐+ I1⏐+ ⏐+ I2⏐ + ⏐+ I3⏐ + ⏐+ I4⏐
=
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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

Stabilised differential current measurement

ΔI = + I1 + I2 + I3 + I4
= + 0 kA + 2.5 kA + 1.5 kA + 2 kA
= 6 kA
Σl = + ⏐+ I1⏐+ ⏐+ I2⏐ + ⏐+ I3⏐ + ⏐+ I4⏐
= + 0 kA + 2.5 kA + 1.5 kA + 2 kA
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= 6 kA

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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

Differential current Idiff= | Σ I | k= 1


k= 0,85
t
aul
l f
n a
t er
in

no fault
Ikmin
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Restraint current IRest = Σ | I |

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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

Differential current Idiff= | Σ I | k= 1


k= 0,85
t
aul
l f
n a
t er
in

no fault
Ikmin
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0
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Restraint current IRest = Σ | I |


⇒ trip measurement system !!!
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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure
during load condition

CT shorted !!!
I1 =
600A
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I2 = I3 = I4 =
250A 150A 200A

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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

What would be the


differential and
restrained current in that
situation
???
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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

Stabilised differential current measurement

ΔI = + I1 + I2 + I3 + I4
=
=
Σl = + ⏐+ I1⏐+ ⏐+ I2⏐ + ⏐+ I3⏐ + ⏐+ I4⏐
=
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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

Stabilised differential current measurement

ΔI = + I1 + I2 + I3 + I4
= + 0 kA + 250 A + 150 A + 200 A
= 600 A
Σl = + ⏐+ I1⏐+ ⏐+ I2⏐ + ⏐+ I3⏐ + ⏐+ I4⏐
= + 0 kA + 250 A + 150 A + 200 A
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= 600 A

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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

Differential current Idiff= | Σ I | k= 1


k= 0,85
t
aul
l f
n a
t er
in

no fault
Ikmin
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Restraint current IRest = Σ | I |

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Measuring Principle Current transformer failure

Differential current Idiff= | Σ I | k= 1


k= 0,85
t
aul
l f
n a
t er
in

no fault
Ikmin
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0
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Restraint current IRest = Σ | I |


⇒ measurement system stable !!!
⇒ differential current alarm !!! $%%
How is it possible to detect
failures in the CT circuits
???
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Differential Current Supervision
⇒ Differential Current Alarm

A differential current for a longer time is


the consequence of a failure in the
system (intern / extern)

⇒ Differential current alarm


⇒ Option to block the system
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Differential Current Supervision

Which failures in the CT circuits


can the Differential current
supervision detect
???
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Differential Current Supervision

The differential current


supervision can detect

⇒ a missing CT input (e.g. CT circuit


not connected to the system)
⇒ a wrong CT ratio
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⇒ a wrong current direction

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Differential Current Supervision

⇒ the “differential current supervision” is able


to detect a missing / wrong CT input
⇒ therefore the “differential current alarm” is
very important and must not be ignored by the
operating personal
If not, there is a risk of maloperation !!!
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Intertripping
Tripping flow chart
Measurement Intertripping
system system
TRIP CB

TRIP BBP
trip all CBs TRIP CB

zone x connected TRIP CB


to zone x
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just the Intertripping system can send a tripping


signal to the CB because it “knows” which CB
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