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TYPE
NOMINAL & HIGHEST SYSTEM VOLTAGE
RATED INSULATION LEVEL
FREQUENCY, IF DIFFERENT FROM 50 Hz
RATED TRANSFORMATION RATIO
RATED OUTPUT & CORRESPONDING
ACCURACY CLASS FOR MEASURING &
PROTECTIVE CTs
ACCURACY LIMIT FACTOR FOR
PROTECTIVE CTs
SELECTION PARAMETERS
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TYPES
1) BAR TYPE
2) WOUND TYPE
3) RING TYPE
OR
1) DRY TYPE
2) LIQUID IMMERSED
3) HERMETICALLY SEALED
SELECTION PARAMETERS
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TYPES
1) MEASURING
2) PROTECTIVE
3) DUAL PURPOSE
4) PROTECTIVE FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE
(CLASS PS)
SELECTION PARAMETERS
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0.60 0.66 3
SELECTION PARAMETERS
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3.3 3.6 10 40
6.6 7.2 20 60
11 12 28 75
22 24 50 125
33 36 70 170
IP (RATED)
RATED TRANSFORMATION RATIO, KN = ---------------
IS (RATED)
IP (ACTUAL)
ACTUAL TRANSFORMATION RATIO = ------------------
IS (ACTUAL)
RATED PRIMARY & SECONDARY
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CURRENT
1A or 5A?
Normally for Indoor or Switchboard mounted CTs, the
Secondary Current is chosen as 5A, as the burden
imposed by the leads will be very less because of short
lead lengths. Whereas, in case of outdoor CTs installed
in Switchyards, the lead lengths are normally higher, say
of the order of 100meters. The resistive burden of a
2.5 sq.mm lead for 100 meters will be around 0.8 Ohms,
which will correspond to a VA burden of 20VA (I2R), for a
CT Secondary current of 5A, thereby imposing additional
burden on the CT and increasing the cost and the size of
the CT.
RATED SECONDARY CURRENT –
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1A or 5A?
If the CT Secondary current is 1A, this will be only 0.8VA,
thereby reducing the burden of the CT, thus reducing the
cost and the size of the CT.
But, it must also be noted that for the same ratio, accuracy
class and burden, the cost of an 1A CT will be higher,as
also the open circuit volts. This is because, for 1A, the
resistance of the CT Secondary has to be higher, so finer
gauge wire is used for the secondary winding. And, with a
finer wire and lesser secondary current, the number of
turns in the secondary is increased, to achieve the
Ampere-Turns balance. As the number of turns is
Increased, the open circuit volts also increases.
Current Transformer
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– Class of Accuracy
ACCURACY CLASS IS THE
DESIGNATION ASSIGNED TO THE C.T.,
THE ERRORS OF WHICH REMAIN
WITHIN SPECIFIED LIMITS
– Class of Accuracy
± PERCENTAGE RATIO ERROR AT PER
ACCURACY -CENTAGE OF RATED CURRENT
CLASS
5 20 100 120
– Class of Accuracy
± PERCENTAGE RATIO ERROR AT PER
ACCURACY -CENTAGE OF RATED CURRENT
CLASS
50 120
– Class of Accuracy
RATIO ERROR
(KN.IS - IP) x 100
RATIO ERROR (IN %) =
IP
– Class of Accuracy
SELECTION OF ACCURACY CLASS
APPLICATION CLASS
1) PRECISION TESTING/TESTING LAB/
AS A SUB-STANDARD 0.1
2) LABORATORIES/TESTING OF
INDUSTRIAL C.Ts 0.2
3) PRECISION INDUSTRIAL METERING 0.5
4) COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL
METERING 1.0
5) INDICATING & GRAPHIC
WATTMETERS & AMMETERS 1.0 OR 3.0
6) ROUGH MEASUREMENT/WHERE RATIO
IS OF LESS IMPORTANCE 3.0 OR 5.0
Measuring CTs - INSTRUMENT
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PROTECTIVE C.T.
± PERCENTAGE ± PERCENTAGE
ACCURACY RATIO ERROR AT COMPOSITE
CLASS RATED PRIMARY ERROR AT RATED
CURRENT PRIMARY CURRENT
5P 1.0 5.0
10P 3.0 10.0
15P 5.0 15.0
Protection Current Transformers
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COMPOSITE ERROR
100 1 T
COMPOSITE ERROR = I
P T ∫0 (KN.is - ip)2 dt
RATED OUTPUT/BURDEN
IT IS THE VALUE OF THE BURDEN ON WHICH
THE ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS OF THE
INDIAN STANDARD ARE BASED
BURDEN IS THE IMPEDANCE OF THE
SECONDARY CIRCUIT IN OHMS AND POWER
FACTOR. USUALLY EXPRESSED AS THE
APPARENT POWER IN VA AT A SPECIFIED P.F. &
AT THE RATED SECONDARY CURRENT
THE STANDARD VALUES OF RATED OUTPUT/
BURDEN : 2.5, 5.0, 7.5, 10, 15 & 30VA
Burden on CTs
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Burdens on CT
ALL ERRORS ARE AT A SPECIFIED BURDEN
WITHIN THE SPECIFIED BURDEN RATING,
LOWER THE BURDEN - HIGHER THE
ACCURACY.
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DETERMINATION OF RATED
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OUTPUT/BURDEN
Sn as close as possible to,
but not less than:
SL + SM (OR SP)
WHERE,
Sn = RATED VA BURDEN OF THE C.T.
SL = VA BURDEN DUE TO CONNECTING WIRES
(POWER LOSSES IN WIRES) = IS2 RL
SM OR SP = VA BURDEN (POWER CONSUMPTION)
OF MEASURING INSTRUMENT OR
PROTECTIVE INSTRUMENT RESPECTIVELY
BURDEN DUE TO CONNECTING
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WIRES
SL = (IS)2(Rl x L)
OR
L
SL = (IS )2 ρ
A
WHERE, Rl = RESISTANCE PER UNIT LENGTH OF WIRE
L = LENGTH OF THE WIRE = 2(ONE WAY LENGTH)
ρ = RESISTIVITY OF THE MATERIAL OF THE WIRE
A = C/S AREA OF THE WIRE, &
IS = SECONDARY CURRENT OF C.T.
BURDEN DUE TO CONNECTING
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WIRES
L
SL = (IS )2 ρ
A
RESISTIVITY OF ROUND WIRE OF COPPER = 0.017213 Ω-mm2/m
= 1/58 Ω-mm2/m
2.5 mm2 0.35 0.69 1.02 1.37 1.71 2.05 2.40 2.74
TYPICAL VA BURDEN OF METERING
INSTRUMENTS
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INSTRUMENT SM IN VA
PROTECTIVE RELAYS
RELAY SP IN VA
1) ELECTROMECHANICAL
PHASE OVERCURRENT &
EARTH FAULT 3.0 VA
2) ELECTROMECHANICAL
EXTREMELY INVERSE IDMT OVER
CURRENT & E/F 3.5 VA
VA BURDEN OF
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PROTECTIVE RELAYS
IP 2
SP = Sr
Ir
15 Ohms (15VA) 10
40 Ohms (40VA) 5
Class PS CTs
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CT Magnetisation curve
Kp
10%Vk
Vk
SECONDARY EXCITATION
50 % I k
VOLTAGE Volts
I ek
SECONDARY EXCITATION CURRENT mA
Class PS CTs – Imag Significance
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