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4.3.1.3 ANSI / IEEE Inverse Time Protection Curves
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Standard Inverse-Time Characteristic Equations for Overcurrent Relays - 
standard describes the protection curves named as below.
1. IEEE MI: IEEE Moderately Inverse Curve.
2. IEEE VI: IEEE Very Inverse Curve.
3. IEEE EI: IEEE Extremely Inverse Curve.
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Universal trip time delay formula is given above, while ANSI / IEEE constants for various
curves are given on the below table.
t Trip delay (s).
A A constant for the characteristic (s).
I Momentary current (A).
Is Set current threshold (A).
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B A constant for the characteristic (s).
TMS Time Multiplier Setting (-).
Curve Type
Tripping Time Formula
Reset Time Setting Range
ANSI / IEEE MI
Moderately Inverse
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DMT (0.04 - 100) s
or
RTMS (0.025 - 3.2)
ANSI / IEEE VI
Very Inverse
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DMT (0.04 - 100) s
or
RTMS (0.025 - 3.2)
ANSI / IEEE EI
Extremely Inverse
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DMT (0.04 - 100) s
or
RTMS (0.025 - 3.2)

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DEMA DPM 400 D Specifications

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BrandDEMA
ModelDPM 400 D
CategoryRelays
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