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The relay in Problem 10.2 has a time-dial setting of 4. Determine the relay operating time if the primary fault current is 400 A.

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The relay operating time is 3.6 sec.

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01

write the given data from the question.

The CT ratio n = 100 : 5.

Current tap setting TS = 5 A.

Primary fault current I = 400 A.

02

Determine the formula to calculate the relay operating time.

The equation to calculate the secondary voltage of the CT is given as follows.

E' = I' (Z' + ZB) …… (1)

Here I'is the relay current, and ZB is the relay impedance.

The equation to calculate the minimum primary fault current is given as follows.

I = n ( I' + Ic) …… (2)

Here, Ic is the exciting current.

03

Calculate the relay operating time.

Consider the CT equivalent circuit as,

Refer to the excitation curve for CO-8 relay in the text book.

The relay current, I' = 10 A

Relay impedance,ZB=1Ω

Calculate the secondary voltage of the CT,

Substitute 10 A for I', 0.082Ωfor Z' and 1Ω for ZB into equation (1).

E'=10(0.082+1)E'=10×1.082E'=10.82V

The exciting current corresponding to the secondary voltage of the CT 10.82 V is 0.6 A.

Ic = 0.6 A

Calculate the minimum primary fault current.

Substitute 100 : 5 for n, 10 A for I' and 0.6 A for Ic into equation (2).

I=1005(10+0.6)I=20×10.6I=212A

From the problem 10.2, consider the table as,

Write the minimum fault current for the different value of input current.

I'

5

8

10

13

15

I

105

168

212

296

700

Draw the graph between the input current and primary minimum fault current as,

The relay I' current corresponding to the primary fault current I = 400 A from the above graph is 14 A.

Consider the characteristics curve of relay from the text book’s figure 10.12.

Calculate the relay input current multiple of tap setting.

I'Ip=145I'Ip=2.8

The tap setting value is 5 A, so, the pick-up current, Ip = 5 A.

Select the curve corresponding to the TDS value and the curve comes out to be 4.

Calculate the operating time of the curve using the curve 4 and input relay multiplier 2.8. therefore, the operating time of the relay is 3.7 sec.

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