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ComAp MainsPro G99TT User Manual

ComAp MainsPro G99TT
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Copyright © 2022 ComAp a.s.
Written by Vladimír Zubák
Prague, Czech Republic
ComAp a.s., U Uranie 1612/14a,
170 00 Prague 7, Czech Republic
Tel: +420 246 012 111
E-mail: info@comap-control.com, www.comap-control.com
Global Guide
MainsPro
G99TT
Mains Decoupling Protection
Relay
SW version 1.0.0
1 Document information 6
2 Introduction of Installation and Operation Guide 8
3 Installation data 10
4 User interface 19
5 Introduction of Application Guide 29
6 Important Steps of MainsPro G99TT utilization 30
7 TRIP and Fault Reset 31
8 Protective features 33
9 Application tips 40
10 Introduction of Reference Guide 44
11 Technical data 45
12 Appendix 52

Table of Contents

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ComAp MainsPro G99TT Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandComAp
ModelMainsPro G99TT
CategoryRelays
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Document Information

1.1 Clarification of Notation

Explains symbols used in the document for notices, important procedures, and examples.

1.2 About this guide

Describes the purpose of the guide and related documents like Installation and Application Guides.

1.3 Legal notice

Outlines terms of use, licensing, and intellectual property conditions for the manual.

1.4 Document history

Lists revisions, related software versions, dates of issue, and authors.

Introduction of Installation and Operation Guide

2.1 Purpose of this manual

Explains the manual's role for installation and operation personnel.

2.2 Conformity declaration

Declares compliance with EC directives for safety and electromagnetic compatibility.

2.3 Warnings

Important safety warnings and precautions for operation and setup.

2.3.1 Dangerous voltage

Safety precautions regarding high voltage during measurement and terminal access.

2.3.2 Adjust the setpoints

Instructions for qualified personnel to check and adjust setpoints before initial operation.

Installation data

3.1 Dimensions

Physical dimensions of the unit with diagrams and measurements.

3.2 List of terminals

Description of all unit terminals and their functions for connection.

3.3 Wiring

Explains different wiring configurations for the unit's electrical connections.

3.3.1 "Star" connection

Wiring diagram and settings for star connection of voltage measurements.

3.3.2 "Delta" connection

Wiring diagram and settings for delta connection of voltage measurements.

3.3.3 Connection with voltage transformers

Guidance on connecting voltage transformers for measurement inputs.

3.3.4 Single-phase connection

Wiring diagram and settings for single-phase applications.

3.3.5 Power supply

Details on connecting the unit's power supply terminals.

3.3.6 Relay outputs connection

Wiring of relay outputs for safety and signaling functions.

3.3.7 Binary switches connection

Connection details for binary inputs used for control.

3.4 Measurement range

Details on voltage measurement ranges and their accuracy.

3.5 Wiring examples

Examples of possible wiring configurations for the unit.

User interface

4.1 Front panel elements

Identifies and describes the components on the unit's front panel.

4.1.1 Pushbuttons

Explains the function of each pushbutton for navigation and control.

4.1.2 Setpoints change

Step-by-step guide to changing setpoints via the user interface.

4.1.3 Reset operation time

Procedure to reset operation time and delete events.

4.1.4 Reset trip counters

Procedure to reset trip counters and clear statistics.

4.1.5 TEST mode activation

Steps to activate the unit's test mode for functional checks.

4.1.6 Factory default

Procedure to restore the unit to its factory default settings.

4.2 Mechanical sealing

How to secure setpoints using mechanical sealing to prevent changes.

4.3 Signalization LEDs

Explains the meaning of different LED indicators for unit status.

4.4 Measurement screens

Examples of displayed measurement screens for monitoring.

4.5 Alarm messages

Interpretation of alarm messages shown on the homepage screen.

Introduction of Application Guide

5.1 Purpose of this manual

Explains the manual's role for application designers and engineers.

5.2 MainsPro G99TT typical usage

Describes the primary use of the relay for generator protection.

5.3 Typical applications of MainsPro G99TT protection relay

Lists various installations where the relay is used, e.g., Cogeneration, Microturbines.

Important Steps of MainsPro G99TT utilization

Utilization Process Overview

Describes the typical steps for DNO-required utilization, from design to commissioning.

TRIP and Fault Reset

7.1 TRIP

Defines TRIP as an event or status of the unit and its consequences.

7.1.1 TRIP event

Details what constitutes a TRIP event and its immediate effects.

7.1.2 TRIP status

Describes the unit's status during a TRIP and conditions for its termination.

7.2 Fault reset

Explains how to reset faults and the conditions required for a successful reset.

Protective features

8.1 ANSI 59 Overvoltage, ANSI 27 Undervoltage

Compares voltage to thresholds, allowing 2 levels with independent delay.

8.2 Floating 10 minutes average overvoltage

Calculates floating average voltage over 10 minutes for overvoltage detection.

8.3 ANSI 81H Overfrequency, 81L Underfrequency

Compares frequency to thresholds, allowing 2 levels with independent delay.

8.4 ANSI 47 Voltage unbalance and angle asymmetry

Evaluates voltage symmetry using 3 independent methods.

8.4.1 Voltage unbalance

Measures amplitude difference between any 2 phases.

8.4.2 Positive sequence undervoltage, Negative sequence overvoltage

Evaluates angle asymmetry via symmetrical components.

8.5 ANSI 78 Vector shift

Fast Loss of Mains protection based on rotor displacement angle.

8.5.1 Measuring principle

Explains the measurement principle of rotor displacement angle.

8.6 81R Rate Of Change Of Frequency (ROCOF)

Fast Loss of Mains protection evaluating frequency instability.

8.7 Phase rotation, incorrect phase polarity

Checks phase sequence and polarity for correct system configuration.

Application tips

9.1 Automatic return to mains

How the unit handles automatic return to mains after a fault.

9.2 Binary switches

Using binary signals for remote control and unit configuration.

9.2.1 External trip

Using external devices or systems for tripping the unit.

9.2.2 Fault reset

Using switches for manual fault reset operations.

9.2.3 Alternative settings

Switching to alternative settings based on operational conditions.

9.2.4 Disable

Disabling protective functions when not required.

9.2.5 CB Feedback

Confirming circuit breaker operation status.

9.3 Counters

Using counters for trip analysis and failure detection.

9.4 Timer

Details on the unit's timers for failure investigation.

9.5 Start trip

Functionality for starting the unit into TRIP state upon power-up.

9.6 TEST mode

How to activate and use the TEST mode for phase-to-phase testing.

Introduction of Reference Guide

10.1 Purpose of this manual

Explains the Reference Guide's content, including setpoints and technical information.

Technical data

11.1 Accuracies and reaction times

Details on measurement accuracy and response times under various conditions.

11.1.1 Operating area

Defines the operating area for guaranteed measurement accuracy.

11.1.2 Voltage measurement

Accuracy and reaction time specifications for voltage measurement.

11.1.3 Frequency measurement

Accuracy and reaction time specifications for frequency measurement.

11.1.4 Time delays accuracy

Accuracy specifications for the unit's time delay settings.

11.1.5 Loss of Mains reaction times

Reaction time specifications for Loss of Mains protection functions.

11.2 Technical parameters

Key technical specifications including power supply, dimensions, and protection.

11.2.1 Endurance to the power supply voltage fails

How the unit handles power supply interruptions and voltage drops.

11.3 Factory default setting of MainsPro G99TT unit

Default configuration values for various setpoints.

Appendix

12.1 Library of Setpoints

Lists all available setpoints and their corresponding parameters and groups.

12.2 Library of Binary switches

Details functions that can be assigned to the unit's binary inputs.

12.3 Relay outputs

Lists and describes all available relay outputs and their functionalities.

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