1. Settings
Reduction factor
and
Maximum earthing Ris
are used to scale the
estimated effective earth-fault current value into corresponding touch voltage
or earth-potential rise estimate.
2. Setting
UTp multiplier
enables operation based on permissible earth potential
rise U
E
, by scaling of the permissible time-touch voltage characteristics given in
standard EN 50522 with Setting
UTp multiplier
, see table below.
Table 632: Permissible touch voltages U
Tp
and earth potential rise U
E
values
as a function of the fault duration t
f
according to standard EN50522 with U
Tp
multiplier as a parameter
Fault duration t
f
[sec.]
Permissible touch
voltage, U
Tp
, U
Tp
multiplier = 1.0 [V]
Permissible earth
potential rise, U
E
,
U
Tp
multiplier = 2.0
[V]
Permissible earth
potential rise, U
E
,
U
Tp
multiplier = 4.0
[V]
0.05 716 1432 2864
0.10 654 1308 2616
0.20 537 1074 2148
0.50 220 440 880
1.00 117 234 468
2.00 96 192 384
5.00 86 172 344
10.00 85 170 340
3. Minimum touch voltage or earth potential rise magnitude (considering the
effect of
Reduction factor
), which must be exceeded for the function to start, is
defined with setting
Touch Vol Str Val
. It is important to set setting
Touch Vol
Str Val
according to required protection sensitivity.
4. With
IDMT stage Min Op Tm
setting user can define minimum allowed operate
time for IFPTOC i.e. this is the minimum allowed operate time of IFPTOC.
5. With
IDMT stage Max Op Tm
setting user can define maximum allowed operate
time for IFPTOC i.e. this is the maximum allowed operate time of IFPTOC
although IDMT timer would define slower operate time.
Parameter defining maximum earthing resistance, setting
Maximum
earthing Ris
must be always set in case
Operation principle
= “Touch
voltage based” and
Operating curve type
= “Inverse time EN50522” is
selected. Setting
Maximum earthing Ris
is needed to scale the estimated
effective earth-fault current value to corresponding touch voltage or
earth potential rise value.
Setting
Reduction factor
considers the fact that only part of the earth-
fault current (I
F
) will flow back through “remote” earth and introduces
earthing and touch voltages.
Minimum practical value for setting
Touch Vol Str Val
is 0.5% of
CT primary current multiplied by setting
Maximum earthing Ris
. For
example, in case CT primary current is 200 A, and
Maximum earthing
Ris
= 10 ohm, then minimum practical value for setting
Touch Vol Str
Val
is 0.5%*200 A*10 ohm = 10 V. For CT with 400 A primary current,
then minimum practical value for setting
Touch Vol Str Val
is 0.5%*400
A*10 ohm = 20 V. The lower setting
Touch Vol Str Val
is used, the
higher sensitivity in terms of fault resistance can be obtained. Sensitivity
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