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3-14 Functional Description DECS-200
DROOP AND LINE-DROP COMPENSATION
Droop and line-drop compensation are accomplished through the load compensation equation:
()
TCCTC
IjXRVV ++=
1
Where:
1C
V
is the compensated output voltage
T
V
is the measured terminal-voltage vector
()
Cc
jXR +
are the compensation impedance values
T
I
is the measured terminal-current vector
When the droop percentage is a positive quantity, reactive droop compensation is performed. Droop is
the product of the output voltage and the kvar that the generator is exporting. This is equivalent to the
above compensation equation with R
C
equal to zero and neglecting the real part of the vector,
T
I
.
When the droop percentage is a negative quantity, line-drop compensation (LDC) is preformed. LDC
takes into account the real part of the vector,
T
I
. Since LDC is typically used to compensate for reactive
impedance losses in transformers, R
C
is assumed to be zero. For LDC, the above equation becomes:
()
TCTC
IjXVV +=
1
DATA LOGGING AND REPORTING
DECS-200 data logging and reporting features include a sequence of events recorder that records up to
eight oscillography records.
Sequence of Events Reporting
A sequence of events recorder monitors the internal and external status of the DECS-200. Events are
scanned at 50 millisecond intervals with 127 events stored per record. All changes of state that occur
during each scan are time tagged. Sequence of events reports are available through BESTCOMS. All
monitored events are listed below.
System Contact Input State Changes
Alarm reset
AVR mode enable
FCR mode enable
Pre-Position
Secondary enable
Start
Stop
Unit/Parallel (52 L/M)
VAR/PF enable (52 J/K)
The 52 contacts are reported as disabled when the input is jumpered to common and reported as
enabled when the input is not jumpered. All other contacts are reported as enabled when the inputs
are jumpered to common.
System Output State Changes
On/Off relay output
Relay 1 output
Relay 2 output
Relay 3 output
Watchdog relay output
System Alarm State Changes
Exciter diode open
Exciter diode shorted
Field overcurrent
Field overvoltage
Generator overvoltage
Generator undervoltage
Loss of field
Lost voltage sensing
Overexcitation limit
Stator current limit
Underexcitation limit
Underfrequency
Changes in State of System Status
Auto tracking mode
Control mode
Limiter mode
Load compensation mode
Operating mode
Soft-start mode
Stop/Start
Underfrequency mode
Voltage matching mode

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Basler DECS-200 Specifications

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BrandBasler
ModelDECS-200
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

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