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Service Manual
Quadramho
Distance Protection Type SHPM 101

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Alstom SHPM 101 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerAlstom
ModelSHPM 101
CategoryProtection Device
Protection FunctionsOvercurrent, Earth Fault
CommunicationModbus

Summary

Safety Section

Health and safety

Ensures products are properly installed and handled for safe operation.

Explanation of symbols and labels

Details the meaning of symbols and labels used in documentation and on equipment.

Installing, Commissioning and Servicing

Covers procedures for safe installation, commissioning, and servicing of the equipment.

Older Products

Electrical adjustments

Procedures for making physical adjustments to operating mechanisms.

Mechanical adjustments

Procedures for checking mechanical settings on the relay.

Draw out case relays

Describes potential hazards when accessing electromechanical operating elements.

Insertion and withdrawal of extender cards

Precautions for inserting or withdrawing extender cards from energized equipment.

Insertion and withdrawal of heavy current test plugs

Safety measures for using heavy current test plugs.

Decommissioning and Disposal

Decommissioning

Procedure to avoid electric shock or energy hazards when decommissioning.

Disposal

Recommendations for safe disposal of the product.

Technical Specifications

Protective fuse rating

Specifies the recommended maximum rating for external protective fuses.

Insulation class

Details the insulation class requirements for user safety.

Installation Category (Overvoltage)

Specifies the installation category and qualification testing details.

Environment

Defines environmental conditions and pollution degree for compliance.

Product safety

Indicates compliance with European Commission Low Voltage Directive.

Section 1. GENERAL

Section 2. RELAY CHARACTERISTICS

Type A (mho)

Describes mho impedance characteristics for phase and ground faults.

Type B (quad)

Describes quadrilateral and mho characteristics for phase and ground faults.

Section 3. SCHEMES AVAILABLE ON RELAY

Section 4. CHOICE OF CHARACTERISTIC

Section 5. CHOICE OF ZONE 1 IMPEDANCE REACH

Section 6. CHOICE OF ZONE 2 IMPEDANCE REACH

Section 7. CHOICE OF ZONE 3 IMPEDANCE REACH

Section 8. POWER SWING BLOCKING FEATURE (PSB)

Section 9. CHOICE OF RESISTIVE REACH OF QUADRILATERAL CHARACTERISTIC

Section 10. AUTOMATIC COMPENSATION OF QUADRILATERAL REACH LINE ANGLE

Section 11. CHOICE OF ASPECT RATIO (LENTICULAR ZONE 3 CHARACTERISTIC)

Section 12. CHOICE OF RELAY CHARACTERISTIC ANGLES

Section 13. ZONE TIME DELAY SETTINGS

Section 14. SWITCH-ON-TO-FAULT TRIPPING FEATURE (SOTF)

Section 15. SELECTION OF SCHEME LOGIC PROGRAMS

Section 16. SETTING OF SCHEME OPTION SWITCHES

Section 17. DISCUSSION ON APPLICATION OF VARIOUS DISTANCE SCHEME OPTIONS

17.1 Basic (see Figure 3)

Description of the basic distance protection scheme without signaling channels.

Section 17. DISCUSSION ON APPLICATION OF VARIOUS DISTANCE SCHEME OPTIONS

17.2 Zone 1 extension (see Figure 4)

Details the Zone 1 extension scheme, its use with autoreclose, and fault clearance.

17.3 Permissive underreach transfer tripping (PUR – see Figure 5)

Explains the PUR scheme, signaling channels, and fault clearance.

17.4 Permissive overreach transfer tripping (POR – see Figures 6 and 7)

Describes the POR scheme, duplex channels, and features like signal echo.

Section 17. DISCUSSION ON APPLICATION OF VARIOUS DISTANCE SCHEME OPTIONS

17.5 Blocking (see Figure 8)

Details the blocking scheme, signaling channels, and fault coverage.

Section 18. TIMER SETTINGS FOR DISTANCE SCHEME LOGIC OF QUADRAMHO

18.1 Permissive underreach scheme

Details operating conditions and special aspects for the PUR scheme timers.

Section 18. TIMER SETTINGS FOR DISTANCE SCHEME LOGIC OF QUADRAMHO

18.2 Permissive overreach scheme

Explains operating conditions and current reversal guard settings for POR scheme.

Section 18. TIMER SETTINGS FOR DISTANCE SCHEME LOGIC OF QUADRAMHO

18.3 Blocking scheme

Details operating conditions and current reversal guard settings for the blocking scheme.

Section 19. CURRENT TRANSFORMER REQUIREMENTS

19.1 Worked example No. 1

Provides a worked example for CT requirements.

Section 19. CURRENT TRANSFORMER REQUIREMENTS

19.2 Data

Lists the data for a specific line protection example.

19.3 Calculation of maximum and minimum source impedance at MAY 60kV

Calculates source impedances for a specific substation scenario.

Section 19. CURRENT TRANSFORMER REQUIREMENTS

19.4 Selecting Zone 1 reach

Details the process of selecting the Zone 1 reach setting.

Section 19. CURRENT TRANSFORMER REQUIREMENTS

19.5 Selecting Zone 2 reach

Details the process of selecting the Zone 2 reach setting.

19.6 Selecting Zone 3 reach

Details the process of selecting the Zone 3 reach setting.

Section 19. CURRENT TRANSFORMER REQUIREMENTS

19.7 Ground fault compensation settings

Details settings for ground fault compensation.

Section 19. CURRENT TRANSFORMER REQUIREMENTS

19.8 Setting restrictive reach of ground fault comparators

Procedure for setting restrictive reach for ground fault comparators.

19.9 Checking minimum relay voltage for a fault at the Zone 1 reach point

Procedure to check minimum relay voltage for Zone 1 faults.

Section 19. CURRENT TRANSFORMER REQUIREMENTS

19.10 Checking relay current sensitivity for faults at the Zone 3 reach point

Procedure to check relay current sensitivity for Zone 3 faults.

Section 19. CURRENT TRANSFORMER REQUIREMENTS

19.11 Sketching relay characteristics

Guidance on sketching relay impedance characteristics.

19.12 Circuit transformer requirements

Details requirements for Class X CTs.

Section 19. CURRENT TRANSFORMER REQUIREMENTS

b) Ground faults

Details CT requirements for ground fault conditions.

19.13 Worked example No. 2

19.14 Data

19.15 Selecting Zone 1 reach

19.16 Selecting Zone 2 reach

19.17 Selecting Zone 3 Reach

19.18 Ground fault compensation settings

19.19 Checking minimum relay voltage for a fault at the Zone 1 reach point

a) Phase faults

Details checking minimum relay voltage for phase faults.

19.19 Checking minimum relay voltage for a fault at the Zone 1 reach point

b) Ground faults

Details checking minimum relay voltage for ground faults.

19.20 Sketching relay characteristics

19.21 Circuit transformer requirements

a) Phase fault condition

Details circuit transformer requirements for phase faults.

19.21 Circuit transformer requirements

b) Ground faults

Details circuit transformer requirements for ground faults.

Section 1. INTRODUCTION

Section 2. MAIN FEATURES

2.1 Quadramho models available

Describes the two types of impedance characteristics available for Quadramho relays.

Section 3. MECHANICAL LAYOUT

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.1 Relay block diagram

Provides an overview of the relay's module arrangement and block diagram.

4.2 The voltage input module RFV 04

Describes the function and operation of the voltage input module.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.3 The current input module RFC 15

Details the current input module, its signals, and settings.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.4 Phase and neutral module RRZO7

Describes the phase and neutral module, including its level detectors and settings.

4.5 Level detector board ZH0729

Details the level detector board and its functions.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.6 Phase and neutral and IR setting board ZH0730

Explains the setting board for phase, neutral, and IR signals.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.7 Zone 1/Zone 2 module RRM 08

Describes the module containing settings for Zones 1, 1X, and 2.

4.7.1 Setting board (ZH0732)

Details the setting board for Zone 1, 1X, and 2 fine reach settings.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.7 Zone 1/Zone 2 module RRM 08

Details the comparator board for Zone 1 and 2.

4.7.2 Comparator board ZH0731

Describes the comparator board functions: clock signals, polarising circuits, and comparators.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.8 Zone 3 module RRM 09

Describes the module for Zone 3 and Zone 6 settings, polarising, and comparators.

4.8.1 Setting board ZH0734

Details the setting board for Zone 3 and Zone 6.

4.8.2 Comparator board ZH0733

Describes the comparator board for Zone 3 and Zone 6.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9 Scheme logic module RCL 10

Details the scheme logic module containing the microcontroller and related functions.

4.9.1 Scheme logic functions

Lists the various functions performed by the scheme logic module.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.2 Scheme logic settings and indications

Describes scheme logic settings via code switches and indications via LEDs.

4.9.3 Indications

Explains the function of each indication LED on the scheme logic module.

4.9.4 Code switches

Details how code switches select schemes and test options.

4.9.5 Switch banks

Describes the function of the switch banks for timer settings and minor options.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.6 Push button

Explains the function of the push button for indications and self-check.

4.9.7 Test socket

Describes the test socket for electrical overriding of switches and push buttons.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.8 General description of microcontroller associated hardware

Provides an overview of the microcontroller and associated hardware.

4.9.9 Microcontroller and program memory

Details the microcontroller operation and program memory.

4.9.10 Programmable peripheral interface

Explains the programming and configuration of the programmable peripheral interfaces.

4.9.11 Multiplexed port

Describes the microcontroller's port 1 usage for reading various data.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.12 Hardware reset of microcontroller and peripheral

Details the hardware reset procedure for the microcontroller and peripherals.

4.9.13 +5V rail monitor

Describes the +5V rail monitor and its function.

4.9.14 Monitoring of scheme logic software

Explains how the scheme logic software is monitored for maloperation.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.15 Inoperative alarm

Describes the relay inoperative alarm circuit.

4.9.16 Zone 1 interrupt gating logic

Explains the logic used to gate Zone 1 comparator outputs for interrupts.

4.9.17 Synchronised polarising (memory) hardware

Details the basic hardware associated with the synchronous polarising memory.

4.9.18 Indication

Describes the indications provided by the scheme logic LEDs.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.19 Opto isolators

Details the operating voltages and functions of the opto isolator inputs.

4.9.20 Zero sequence voltage level detector

Describes the zero sequence voltage level detector and its operation.

4.9.21 High set current level detectors

Details the high set phase current level detectors used for stability.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.22 Power swing blocking hardware

Describes the hardware components for the power swing blocking feature.

4.9.23 Scheme logic software

Details the complete software for the Quadramho relay.

4.9.24 INIT subroutine

Explains the microcontroller's initialization routine after hardware reset.

4.9.25 The main loop

Describes the general operation principle of the main loop executed by the microcontroller.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.26 Z1 NT subroutine

Describes the subroutine for speeding up tripping when a Zone 1 fault is detected.

4.9.27 FTRIP subroutine

Details the FTRIP subroutine for reading Zone 1 comparators and performing fault checks.

4.9.28 LOAD subroutine

Explains the LOAD subroutine for reading code switch numbers and determining the scheme.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.29 LLAD subroutine

Describes the LLAD subroutine for reading input ports and storing them in memory.

4.9.30 PDTIM subroutine

Details the PDTIM subroutine for running pole dead timers.

4.9.31 VTS subroutine

Describes the Voltage Transformer Supervision (VTS) feature.

4.9.32 LOAD 1 subroutine

Explains the LOAD 1 subroutine for reading comparators and performing level detector checks.

4.9.33 FLOC subroutine

Details the FLOC subroutine for generating fault locator outputs.

4.9.34 SOTF subroutine

Describes the operation of the Switch-On-To-Fault feature.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.35 BASIC subroutine

Describes the BASIC scheme operation.

4.9.36 OPT subroutine

Explains the OPT subroutine for selecting standard tripping schemes.

4.9.37 MFAST subroutine

Describes the MFAST subroutine for re-enabling synchronous polarising.

4.9.38 PSMIS subroutine

Details the PSMIS subroutine for power swing blocking.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.39 EXOP subroutine

Lists functions performed by the EXOP subroutine.

4.9.40 ENF subroutine

Describes the ENF subroutine for band pass switching logic.

4.9.41 OP subroutine

Explains the OP subroutine for transferring data to output ports.

4.9.42 LTIM timer interrupt routine

Details the LTIM timer interrupt routine for synchronous polarising and software timers.

4.9.43 Basic interrupt principle

Explains the principle of handling external or timer interrupts.

4.9.44 Principle of timer operation

Describes the basic operation principle of the 16 timer interrupt timers.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.45 Loop timers

Describes loop timers that run completely within the main loop.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.46 Scheme logic test program

Details test options for scheme logic, divided into input and output tests.

Section 4. MODULE DESCRIPTIONS

4.9.47 The auxiliary relay module RVC 53

Describes the functions of the auxiliary relay module for output contacts and test signals.

4.9.48 Power supply unit ZRE 01

Details the power supply unit and its specifications.

Section 5. PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION

5.1 The comparator

Explains the requirements and operation of the comparator.

5.1.1 Fundamentals of the comparator

Describes the fundamental principles of the comparator, focusing on the mho characteristic.

Section 5. PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION

5.1.2 Action of the comparator counter

Explains how the comparator counter operates and handles noise.

Section 5. PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION

5.1.3 Exclusion of noise

Details measures taken to ensure comparator performance with contaminated signals.

5.1.4 Phase shifting circuit

Describes the phase shifting circuit used for developing impedance characteristics.

5.2 Polarising arrangements

5.2 Polarising arrangements

5.2.1 Partially cross-polarised MHO

Details the formation of the polarising quantity VPOL for partially cross-polarized MHO.

5.2 Polarising arrangements

5.2.2 Synchronous polarising

Explains the synchronous polarising system and its operation for 3-phase faults.

5.3 Offset MHO characteristic

5.4 The lenticular characteristic

5.5 The quadrilateral characteristic

5.6 Two-phase-to-ground faults (quadrilateral characteristic)

5.6 Two-phase-to-ground faults (quadrilateral characteristic)

5.6 Two-phase-to-ground faults (quadrilateral characteristic)

5.7 Inhibition of the comparator

5.8 Level detectors

5.9 Inhibition of the comparator

5.10 Single pole tripping

5.11 Phase selection

5.12 Other level detectors

5.13 Power swing blocking

5.14 Current input circuits

5.15 Operation with saturated CTs

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.1 Purpose

Explains the purpose of the Voltage Transformer Supervision feature.

5.16.2 Principle

Describes the principle of operation for VTS by detecting zero sequence voltage.

5.16.3 Outputs

Details the visual and electrical alarms provided by the VTS feature.

5.16.4 Level detector settings

Specifies the settings for the zero phase sequence voltage and current level detectors.

5.16.5 Speed of operation

Discusses the speed requirements for VTS operation relative to comparators.

5.16.6 Implementation

Describes the implementation of the VTS feature in hardware and software.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.7 Output seal-in

Explains the seal-in action of the blocking and indication outputs.

5.16.8 Operation for indication and alarm only

Describes VTS operation for indication and alarm without blocking.

5.16.9 Resetting

Details the procedure for resetting VTS bistables.

5.16.10 Line de-energisation (line VTs)

Describes the circuit to prevent block/alarm outputs from sealing in during line de-energisation.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.11 Busbar voltage transformers

Explains VTS operation with busbar voltage transformers.

5.16.12 Single-pole tripping

Describes an additional feature for single pole tripping.

5.16.13 Switch on to fault

Explains the switch-on-to-fault feature and its operation.

5.16.14 Weak infeed (POR scheme option) during fuse failure conditions

Details how VTS interacts with weak infeed logic during fuse failures.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.15 Scheme logic module

Provides a general description of the scheme logic module.

5.16.16 Level detector pole dead logic

Explains the logic used to inhibit comparators during pole dead conditions.

5.16.17 Comparator level detector checks

Details checks on phase current level detectors to prevent spurious operation.

5.16.18 Voltage bandpass filter switching

Describes the logic for switching from low pass to band pass filters.

5.16.19 Control of hysteresis in impedance measurement

Explains the control of hysteresis for impedance measurement.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.20 Self testing

Describes the procedure for periodic self testing of relay comparators.

5.16.21 Operation of standard schemes and input/output interfaces

Explains the arrangement of auxiliary relay trip outputs and interfaces.

5.16.22 Standard scheme options

Lists the five standard scheme options available for configuration.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.23 Basic scheme

Describes the basic scheme controlling Zone 1, Zone 2, Zone 3, and SOTF actions.

5.16.24 Permissive underreaching scheme (PUR)

Details the PUR scheme, including signal transmission and accelerated trips.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.25 Permissive overreaching scheme (POR)

Describes the POR scheme, signal transmission, and current reversal guard.

5.16.26 Weak infeed feature (POR scheme only)

Explains the weak infeed feature for POR schemes and its enabling switch.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.27 Blocking scheme with reverse looking Zone 3 elements (BLOCK)

Details the blocking scheme utilizing reverse looking Zone 3 elements.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.28 Zone 1 extension scheme (Z1EXT)

Describes the Z1EXT scheme which does not require a signaling channel.

5.16.29 Opto-isolator inputs to scheme logic

Details the five opto-isolator inputs and their functions.

a) Breaker open opto isolator

Describes the breaker open opto isolator and its uses.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.29 Opto-isolator inputs to scheme logic

Details the five opto-isolator inputs and their functions.

b) Signal receive opto isolator

Describes the signal receive opto isolator and its role in schemes.

c) Channel in service opto-isolator

Explains the channel in service opto-isolator and its effect on schemes.

d) Reset Zone 1 extension opto-isolator

Describes the reset Zone 1 extension opto-isolator function.

e) Inhibit power swing blocking opto-isolator

Details the opto-isolator used to inhibit power swing blocking.

5.16.30 Scheme logic control of auxiliary relay outputs

Explains how scheme logic controls auxiliary relay outputs.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.31 Trip A, Trip B and Trip C contacts

Describes the Trip A, B, and C output contacts.

5.16.32 Trip three phase contacts 94T–1 and 94T–2

Details the three phase trip output contacts.

5.16.33 Any trip contacts 94–1 and 94–2

Describes the any trip output contacts.

5.16.34 Block auto reclose contacts 96–1

Details the block auto reclose output contacts.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.35 Fault locator start contacts 19A–1, 19B–1, 19C–1 and 19E–1

Describes contacts for data logging, phase selection, and fault locators.

5.16.36 Zone 2 trip contacts Z2–1

Details the Zone 2 time delayed trip output contacts.

5.16.37 Zone 3 trip contact Z3–1

Details the Zone 3 time delayed trip output contacts.

5.16.38 Aided trip contact 94Y–1

Describes the aided trip output contact.

5.16.39 Switch on to fault contact 98–1

Explains the switch-on-to-fault contact function.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.40 Relay inoperative alarm 97Y–1

Describes the relay inoperative alarm contact.

5.16.41 Scheme logic control of indication

Explains how scheme logic controls the LED indications.

5.16.42 Test facilities

Details the comprehensive monitoring system for testing.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.41 Scheme logic control of indication

Explains how scheme logic controls the LED indications.

a) 3 zoned distance scheme action recorded on LED display

Interprets LED indications for normal 3 zone distance scheme actions.

5.16 Voltage transformer supervision (fuse failure)

5.16.41 Scheme logic control of indication

Explains how scheme logic controls the LED indications.

b) Switch on to fault (SOTF) action recorded by LED display

Describes how SOTF action is recorded by the LED display.

c) Aided trip action recorded by the LED display

Explains how aided trip actions are recorded by the LED display.

5.16.42 Test facilities

Details the test facilities available for relay verification.

5.16.43 Operation of Quadramho with capacitor voltage transformers

5.16.43 Operation of Quadramho with capacitor voltage transformers

5.16.44 Typical logic symbols used

Section 6. TECHNICAL DATA

6.1 Input ratings

Specifies the AC voltage and current input ratings.

6.2 Impedance setting ranges

Details the setting ranges for Zones 1, 2, and 3 impedance.

Section 6. TECHNICAL DATA

6.3 Resistive reach setting range (quadrilateral earth fault units only)

Specifies the resistive reach setting range for quadrilateral units.

6.4 Lenticular aspect ratio setting range (lenticular zone 3 only)

Details the aspect ratio setting range for lenticular Zone 3.

6.5 Summary of K-factors

Provides a summary of K-factors used for settings.

Section 6. TECHNICAL DATA

6.6 Accuracy of impedance measurement

Specifies the accuracy claims for impedance measurement under reference conditions.

6.7 Current sensitivity of impedance measuring units.

Details the current sensitivity determined by low set current level detectors.

6.8 Returning ratio of impedance measuring units

Defines the returning ratio of impedance measuring units.

6.9 Characteristic angle setting ranges and accuracy

Specifies characteristic angle setting ranges and accuracy.

Section 6. TECHNICAL DATA

6.10 Timer setting ranges

Details the setting ranges for Zone 2, Zone 3, Scheme timers (tp and tD).

6.11 Polarising

Describes the proportion and type of cross polarising for Zones 1 and 2.

6.12 Switch-on-to-fault

Explains the switch-on-to-fault feature and its enabling conditions.

Section 6. TECHNICAL DATA

6.13 Operating and reset times

Specifies the operating and reset times for relays.

6.14 Voltage transformer (fuse failure) supervision

Details the Voltage Transformer Supervision feature.

6.15 Power swing blocking

Describes the Power swing blocking feature settings and blocking logic.

6.16 Operative ambient temperature range

Specifies the operating ambient temperature range.

6.17 Operative frequency range

Defines the operative frequency range for the relay.

Section 6. TECHNICAL DATA

6.18 Burdens and current transformer requirements

Details voltage and current burdens and CT requirements.

6.19 Output contact ranges

Specifies the make and carry ratings for output contacts.

Section 6. TECHNICAL DATA

6.20 DC supply ratings and operative range

Lists the DC supply ratings and operative ranges.

6.21 Auxiliary dc supply for optically-coupled isolators

Details the auxiliary DC supply for opto isolators.

6.22 DC power consumption

Specifies the DC power consumption under different conditions.

6.23 Inbuilt continuous monitoring and periodic self-test

Describes the inbuilt monitoring and periodic self-test features.

6.24 Voltage withstand

Specifies voltage withstand ratings for insulation and impulse tests.

Section 6. TECHNICAL DATA

6.25 Environmental withstand

Details environmental withstand specifications for temperature, humidity, salt mist, and vibration.

6.26 Dimensions

Provides the weight and dimensions for rack and panel mounting cases.

Section 1. INSTALLATION

1.1 Receiving

Instructions for inspecting the relay upon receipt for any damage.

1.2 Handling

Provides guidance on handling the relay and avoiding dirt ingress.

1.3 Storage

Recommendations for storing the relay if not used immediately.

1.4 Installation

General guidelines for installing relays in a location free from vibration.

1.5 Rack mounting

Details relays supplied in cases designed for standard 19 inch racks.

1.6 Panel mounting

Describes flush or semi-projecting panel mounting options.

1.7 Earthing

Specifies the requirement to connect the relay case earthing terminal to earth.

Section 1. GENERAL

Section 2. TEST EQUIPMENT REQUIRED

Section 3. PRELIMINARY INSTRUCTIONS

3.1 Wiring check

Instructions for checking panel wiring against the scheme wiring diagram.

3.2 Insulation test

Details requirements for insulation testing of circuits and earth connections.

3.3 Module data check and information on the ratings label

Guidance on checking module data, ratings label, and serial numbers.

Section 4. SECONDARY INJECTION TESTS

4.1 Settings

Instructions for setting the relay using switches and scheme options.

4.2 Isolation

Details how to isolate relay contacts and CT circuits for testing.

4.3 Initial checks, including self-check facilities

Covers initial checks of DC supplies, LEDs, and initiating self-checks.

Section 4. SECONDARY INJECTION TESTS

4.4 Level detector checks

Details tests for voltage and current level detectors.

4.4.1 Voltage level detectors

Explains the fixed pick-up and operation of voltage level detectors.

Section 4. SECONDARY INJECTION TESTS

4.4 Level detector checks

Details tests for voltage and current level detectors.

4.4.2 Fixed current level detector checks

Details tests for low set and high set current level detectors.

4.4.3 Auto ranging low set and high set residual current level detectors

Describes auto-ranging for residual current level detectors.

Section 4. SECONDARY INJECTION TESTS

4.4 Level detector checks

Details tests for voltage and current level detectors.

4.5 Zone 1 reach tests

Details the procedure for testing Zone 1 reach.

4.5.1 Connections and preliminaries

Describes connections and preliminaries for Zone 1 reach tests.

Section 4. SECONDARY INJECTION TESTS

4.5 Zone 1 reach tests

Details the procedure for testing Zone 1 reach.

4.5.2 Ground faults Zone 1

Procedure for testing Zone 1 reach with ground faults.

4.5.3 Phase faults

Procedure for testing Zone 1 reach with phase faults.

Section 4. SECONDARY INJECTION TESTS

4.5.3 Phase faults

Procedure for testing Zone 1 reach with phase faults.

4.5.2 Zone 1 ext reach checks

Details checks for Zone 1 extension reach.

4.5.3 Zone 2 reach tests

Details the procedure for testing Zone 2 reach.

4.5.4 Zone 3 reach checks

Details the procedure for testing Zone 3 reach.

Section 4. SECONDARY INJECTION TESTS

4.6 Check Z3 lenticular polar plot (lenticular versions only).

Procedure to check the Z3 lenticular polar plot.

4.7 Resistive reach check (if quadrilateral characteristic is fitted)

Procedure for checking resistive reach with quadrilateral characteristic.

4.8 Zone 1 operation times

Details how to check Zone 1 operation times.

Section 4. SECONDARY INJECTION TESTS

4.9 Power swing blocking checks

Details checks for the power swing blocking feature.

4.12.1 Zone 6 boundaries

Describes checking the Zone 6 boundary using a voltmeter.

Section 4. SECONDARY INJECTION TESTS

4.12 Power swing blocking checks

Details checks for the power swing blocking feature.

4.12.2 50ms timer check

Procedure to check the 50ms timer for power swing blocking.

4.12.3 Simulated power swing with blocking checks

Describes how to simulate a power swing for blocking checks.

4.13 Voltage transformer supervision

Details tests for the voltage transformer supervision feature.

Section 4. SECONDARY INJECTION TESTS

4.13 Voltage transformer supervision

Details tests for the voltage transformer supervision feature.

4.13.1 Operation on zero sequence volts

Describes checking VTS operation on zero sequence volts.

4.13.2 Timing check

Checks the timing of the VTS operation.

4.13.3 Current checks

Checks the current level detector's interaction with VTS.

4.13.4 Instantaneous indication or blocking check

Checks instantaneous indication or blocking of VTS.

4.13.5 Miniature circuit breaker block check

Checks the block function when using miniature circuit breakers.

Section 4. SECONDARY INJECTION TESTS

4.14 Switch-on-to-fault check

Details the procedure for checking the Switch-On-To-Fault feature.

Section 4. SECONDARY INJECTION TESTS

4.15 Memory feature check (synchronous polarising)

Checks the memory feature for 3 phase close-up faults.

4.16 Check on function of SW4 (if auto-reclose is used)

Checks the function of SW4 related to auto-reclose.

4.17 Trip test function check

Checks the operation of trip output contacts based on SW1-5.

Section 5. SCHEME TESTS

5.1 Zone 1 extension scheme (08 or 09)

Tests for the Zone 1 extension scheme.

5.2 Permissive underreach scheme (02 or 03)

Tests for the Permissive Underreach scheme.

5.2.1 Aided trip check

Checks the aided trip function in the PUR scheme.

5.2.2 Signal receive delay on drop-off

Measures the signal receive delay on drop-off.

5.2.3 Signal send checks

Checks the signal send contacts.

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5.2 Permissive underreach scheme (02 or 03)

Tests for the Permissive Underreach scheme.

5.2.4 Signal receive check

Checks the signal receive function.

5.2.5 Block auto reclose checks

Checks the block auto reclose function.

5.3 Blocking scheme (06 or 07)

Tests for the Blocking scheme.

5.3.1 Measurement of tD

Measures the tD timer setting.

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5.3 Blocking scheme (06 or 07)

Tests for the Blocking scheme.

5.3.1 Measurement of tD

Measures the tD timer setting.

5.3.2 Aided trip and tp check

Checks aided trip and tp settings.

5.3.3 Signal send check

Checks the signal send contacts.

5.3.4 Signal receive check

Checks the signal receive function.

5.3.5 Block auto reclose checks

Checks the block auto reclose function.

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5.4 Permissive overreach scheme (04 or 05)

Tests for the Permissive Overreach scheme.

5.4.1 Aided trip check

Checks the aided trip function in the POR scheme.

5.4.2 Signal send check

Checks the signal send contacts.

5.4.3 Measurement of tp

Measures the tp timer setting.

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5.4 Permissive overreach scheme (04 or 05)

Tests for the Permissive Overreach scheme.

5.4.3 Measurement of tp

Measures the tp timer setting.

5.4.4 Measurement of tD

Measures the tD timer setting.

5.4.5 Signal receive check

Checks the signal receive function.

5.4.6 Block auto reclose checks

Checks the block auto reclose function.

5.4.7 Echo feature

Checks the echo feature for POR scheme.

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5.4 Permissive overreach scheme (04 or 05)

Tests for the Permissive Overreach scheme.

5.4.8 Weak infeed feature

Checks the weak infeed feature for POR schemes.

Section 6. LIVE SYSTEM CHECKS

6.1 Signalling channel check

Checks the signalling channel operation.

6.2 Trip test

Performs a trip test on the relay outputs.

6.3 Final setting checks

Ensures all switches are correctly set according to the checklist.

6.4 On load tests

Performs tests on the relay while connected to a live system.

6.4.1 Voltage transformer checks

Checks voltage inputs and phase rotation.

6.4.2 CT/VT phasing check

Checks phase angle between voltage and current for relay elements.

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6.4 Live system checks

Performs tests on the relay while connected to a live system.

6.4.2 CT/VT phasing check

Checks phase angle between voltage and current for relay elements.

6.4.3 Directional check

Performs a directional check of the relay's operation.

Section 1 INTRODUCTION

Section 2 INITIAL TESTS

2.1 Test equipment required

Lists the necessary test equipment for initial checks.

Section 3 QUICK FAULT FINDING GUIDE

Section 4 TEST PROCEDURE

4.1 Test equipment required

Specifies the test equipment required for secondary injection tests.

4.2 General notes

Provides general notes and procedures for performing tests.

4.3 Initial checks, including self-check facilities

Covers initial checks, including DC supplies and self-check functions.

Section 4 TEST PROCEDURE

4.3 Initial checks, including self-check facilities

Covers initial checks, including DC supplies and self-check functions.

4.4 Trip test function check

Checks the operation of the trip contacts during secondary injection.

Section 4 TEST PROCEDURE

4.5 On angle reach checks

Details tests for checking reach at different characteristic angles.

4.5.1 Zone 1 reach tests

Procedure for checking Zone 1 reach.

4.5.2 Ground faults Zone 1

Procedure for testing Zone 1 reach with ground faults.

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4.5.3 Phase faults

Procedure for testing Zone 1 reach with phase faults.

4.5.2 Zone 1 ext reach checks

Details checks for Zone 1 extension reach.

4.5.3 Zone 2 reach tests

Details the procedure for testing Zone 2 reach.

4.5.4 Zone 3 reach checks

Details the procedure for testing Zone 3 reach.

Section 4 TEST PROCEDURE

4.6 Check Z3 lenticular polar plot (lenticular versions only).

Checks the Z3 lenticular polar plot against theoretical shape.

4.7 Resistive reach check (if quadrilateral characteristic is fitted)

Checks resistive reach using resistive faults.

4.8 Zone 1 operation times

Details how to check Zone 1 operation times.

Section 4 TEST PROCEDURE

4.8 Zone 1 operation times

Details how to check Zone 1 operation times.

4.9 Memory feature check (synchronous polarising)

Checks the memory feature for 3 phase close-up faults.

4.10.1 Voltage level detectors

Tests voltage level detectors for proper operation.

Section 4 TEST PROCEDURE

4.10.2 Fixed current level detector checks

Details tests for low set and high set current level detectors.

4.10.3 Auto ranging low set and high set residual current level detectors

Describes checks for auto-ranging residual current level detectors.

Section 4 TEST PROCEDURE

4.11 Opto isolator check

Checks the operation of each opto isolator input.

4.12 Auxiliary contacts check

Checks the operation of auxiliary relay output contacts.

Section 5 FURTHER TESTING

5.1 Introduction

Introduction to further tests for isolating faulty modules.

5.2 Power supply check

Checks the DC supply and internal DC rails.

5.3 Self checking

Tests the self-checking feature of the relay.

5.4 Voltage circuit checks

Tests designed to locate faults in the voltage circuits.

5.5 Current level detector checks

Tests to be done in order to identify a faulty module.

5.6 Current input module checks

Monitors the output from the current input module.

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5.7 Check on clock frequency

Checks the clock frequency available at the monitor point box.

5.8 Check on Z1 extension

Checks the Zone 1 extension feature.

Section 1. SPECIAL VARIATIONS OF QUADRAMHO

1.1 PM001

Describes the PM001 variation with standard scheme and no special features.

1.2 PM001

Details the PM001 variation with a special scheme for ECNSW (Australia).

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1.3 PM003

Describes the PM003 variation with a special scheme for TVA/BC Hydro, North America.

Section 1. SPECIAL VARIATIONS OF QUADRAMHO

1.4 PM004

Details the PM004 variation with a special scheme for WAPDA, Pakistan.

1.5 PM005

Describes the PM005 variation with revised program for miniature circuit breakers.

1.6 PM006

Details the PM006 variation allowing remote resetting of relay indications.

Section 1. SPECIAL VARIATIONS OF QUADRAMHO

1.7 PM007

Describes the PM007 variation with extra output contacts.

1.7.1 Fault locator contacts

Explains the role of fault locator contacts in Phase/Busbar faults.

1.7.2 MCB blocking input opto-coupler

Details the opto-coupler input for MCB blocking.

1.7.3 Channel in service opto-coupler

Describes the channel in service opto-coupler logic.

Section 1. SPECIAL VARIATIONS OF QUADRAMHO

1.8 PM008

Details the PM008 variation suitable for 60Hz applications.

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