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A CT with an excitation curve given in Figure 10.39 has a rated current ratio of 500 : 5 A and a secondary leakage impedance of 0.1+j0.5Ω. Calculate the CT secondary output current and the CT error for the following cases: (a) The impedance of the terminating device is 4.0+j0.5Ωand the primary CT load current is 400 A. (b) The impedance of the terminating device is 4.0+j0.5Ωand the primary CT fault current is 1200 A. (c) The impedance of the terminating device is 14.9+j1.5Ωand the primary CT load current is 400 A. (d) The impedance of the terminating device is 14.9+j1.5Ωand the primary CT fault current is 1200 A.

Short Answer

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(a) The secondary output current is 3.97 A and CT error is 0.75%

(b) The secondary output current is 11.78 A and CT error is 1.83%.

(c) The secondary output current is 3.807 A and CT error is 4.81%.

(d) The secondary output current is 6.574 A and CT error is 45.21%.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1; Write the given data from the question:

The CT current ratio, n = 500 : 5

The secondary leakage impedance,Z2l=4.9+j0.5Ω

02

The equation to calculate the CT secondary output current and CT error.

The Frohlich equation is given as,

E'=AIeB+Ie …… (1)

Here, and are the constant.

Here E' is the secondary excitation voltage and Ie is the secondary excitation current.

The equation to calculate the total termination impedance is given as follows,

ZT = Z + Z2l …… (2)

Here is the device termination impedance.

The equation to calculate the secondary input current in CT is given as follows.

I'2=1n …… (3)

Here, is the primary current of the CT.

The equation to calculate the voltage across the total termination voltage is given as follows.

ET=|I'2||ZT| …… (4)

The equation to calculate the excitation current is given as follows.

Ie=ET52+(1+E2Ie)2 …… (5)

The equation to calculate the secondary output current I2 is given as follows.

I2=E'ZT …… (6)

The equation to calculate the percentage CT error is given as follows.

CTerror=|l'2|-|l2||l'2|×100 …… (7)

03

Calculate the secondary output current of CT and CT error for the impedance of the terminating device is 4.9+j0.5Ω and the primary CT load current is 400 A.

(a)

The device termination impedance,Z=4.9+j0.5Ω

Primary CT load current, l = 400 A

Take two point (1,63) and (10,100) from the given graph.

Substitute 63 V for E' into equation (1).

63=AB+1 …… (8)

Substitute 100 V for E' into equation (1).

100=10AB+10 …… (9)

By solving the equation (8) and (9).

A = 107

B = 0.698

Calculate the excitation voltage.

Substitute 107 for A and 0.698 for B into equation (1).

E'=1071e0.698+le …… (10)

Calculate the total termination impedance.

Substitute 4.9+j0.5Ωfor Z and 0.1+j0.5Ωfor Z2l into equation (2)

ZT=4.9+j0.5+0.1+j0.5ZT=5+j1ΩZT=5.09911.3Ω

Calculate the secondary input current.

Substitute 400 A for I and 500 : 5 for n into equation (3).

I'2=4005005I'2=2000500I'2=4A

Calculate the voltage across the termination impedance.

Substitute 4 A for I'2 and 5.099Ωfor ZT into equation (4).

ET=4×5.099ET=20.4V

Calculate the excitation current.

Substitute 1071e0.698+Iefor E2 and 20.4 V for ET into equation(5).

Ie=20.452+1+1071e0.698+Ie2Ie=20.425+1+1071e0.698+Ie2

By solving the above equation by iteration process, the value of the excitation current is 0.163 A.

Calculate the excitation voltage.

Substitute 0.163 A into equation (10).

E'=107×0.1630.698+0.163E'=17.440.861E'=20.4V

Calculate the secondary output current.

Substitute 20.25 V for E' and 5.099Ω for ZT in equation (6).

I2=20.255.099I2=3.97A

Calculate the CT error.

Substitute 4 A for I'2and 3.97 A for I2into equation (7).

CTerror=4-3.974×100CTerror=0.034×100CTerror=0.75%

Hence the secondary output current is 3.97 A and CT error is 0.75%.

04

Calculate the secondary output current of CT and CT error for the impedance of the terminating device is 4.9+j0.5Ω and the primary CT load current is 1200 A.

(b)

The device termination impedance, Z=4.9+j0.5Ω

Primary CT load current, l = 1200 A

Calculate the total termination impedance.

Substitute 4.9+j0.5Ωfor Z and 0.1+j0.5Ωfor Z2l into equation (2).

ZT=4.9+j0.5+0.1+j0.5ZT=5+j1ΩZT=5.09911.3Ω

Calculate the secondary input current.

Substitute 1200 A for I and 500 : 5 for n into equation (3).

I'2=12005005I'2=6000500I'2=12A

Calculate the voltage across the termination impedance.

Substitute 12 A for I'2and 5.099Ω for ZT into equation (4).

ET=12×5.099ET=61.2V

Calculate the excitation current.

Substitute 1071e0.698+Iefor E2 and 61.2 V for ET into equation(5).

Ie=61.252+1+1071e0.698+Ie2Ie=61.225+1+1071e0.698+Ie2

By solving the above equation by iteration process, the value of the excitation current is 0.894 A.

Calculate the excitation current.

Substitute 0.894 A into equation (10).

E'=107×0.8940.698+0.894E'=95.661.592E'=60.16V

Calculate the secondary output current.

Substitute 60.16 V for E' and 5.099Ω for ZT in equation (6).

I2=60.165.099I2=11.78A

Calculate the CT error.

Substitute 12 A for I'2and 11.78 A for I2into equation (7).

CTerror=12-11.7812×100CTerror=0.2212×100CTerror=1.83%

Hence the secondary output current is 11.78 A and CT error is 1.83%.

05

Calculate the secondary output current of CT and CT error for the impedance of the terminating device is 14.9+j1.5Ωand the primary CT load current is 400 A.

(c)

The device termination impedance, Z=14.9+j1.5Ω

Primary CT load current, I = 400 A

Calculate the total termination impedance.

Substitute 14.9+j1.5Ωfor Z and 0.1+j0.5Ω for Z2I into equation (2).

ZT=14.9+j1.5+0.1+j0.5ZT=15+j2ΩZT=15.137.59Ω

Calculate the secondary input current.

Substitute 400 A for I and 500 : 5 for ninto equation (3).

I'2=4005005I'2=2000500I'2=4A

Calculate the voltage across the termination impedance.

Substitute 4 A for I'2 and15.13Ω for ZT into equation (4).

ET=4×15.13ET=60.52V

Calculate the excitation current.

Substitute 1071e0.698+Ie for E2 and 60.52 V for ET into equation(5).

Ie=60.5252+1+1071e0.698+Ie2Ie=60.5225+1+1071e0.698+Ie2

By solving the above equation by iteration process, the value of the excitation current is 0.814 A.

Calculate the excitation voltage.

Substitute 0.814 A into equation (10).

E'=107×0.8140.698+0.814E'=87.0981.512E'=57.6V

Calculate the secondary output current.

Substitute 57.6 V for E' and15.13Ω for ZT in equation (6).

I2=57.615.13I2=3.807A

Calculate the CT error.

Substitute 4 A forI'2 and 3.807 A forI2 into equation (7).

CTerror=4-3.8074×100CTerror=0.1934×100CTerror=4.81%

Hence the secondary output current is 3.807 A and CT error is 4.81%.

06

Calculate the secondary output current of CT and CT error for the impedance of the terminating device is 14.9+j1.5Ω and the primary CT load current is 1200 A.

(d)

The device termination impedance,Z=14.9+j1.5Ω

Primary CT load current, I = 1200 A

Calculate the total termination impedance.

Substitute 14.9+j1.5Ωfor Z and 0.1+j0.5Ω for Z2I into equation (2).

ZT=14.9+j1.5+0.1+j0.5ZT=15+j2ΩZT=15.137.59Ω

Calculate the secondary input current.

Substitute 1200 A for I and 500 : 5 for ninto equation (3).

I'2=12005005I'2=6000500I'2=12A

Calculate the voltage across the termination impedance.

Substitute 12 A for I'2 and15.13Ω for ZT into equation (4).

ET=12×15.13ET=181.56V

Calculate the excitation current.

Substitute 107Ie0.698+Ie for E2 and 181.56 for ET into equation(5).

Ie=181.5652+1+107Ie0.698+Ie2Ie=181.5625+1+107Ie0.698+Ie2

By solving the above equation by iteration process, the value of the excitation current is 9.21 A.

Calculate the excitation voltage.

Substitute 9.21 A into equation (10).

E'=107×9.210.698+9.21E'=985.479.908E'=99.46V

Calculate the secondary output current.

Substitute 99.46 V for E' and 15.13Ω for ZT in equation (6).

I2=99.4615.13I2=6.574A

Calculate the CT error.

Substitute 12 A forI'2and 6.574 A forI2into equation (7).

CTerror=12-6.57412×100CTerror=5.4264×100CTerror=45.21%

Hence the secondary output current is 6.574 A and CT error is 45.21%.

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