Manual
 
 
KVCG202/EN M/H
 
 
6.  MEASUREMENT, RECORDS AND ALARMS  
6.1  Measurement 
The measured voltage (Vbc) and phase A current values (
IL) and (Ic) are available in 
real time. The rolling average calculation is used to provide a stable displayed reading of 
the measured values obtained from the sampled waveforms.  It is achieved by averaging 
the last eight measured or calculated values. 
6.1.1  Currents 
Current is measured once per power frequency cycle and Fourier is used to extract the 
fundamental component.  Measurements are made for line (
IL) and circulating currents 
(
Ic).  These values are stored in cell locations 0203 and 0204 respectively.  
6.1.2  Voltages 
The line voltage (Vbc) is measured directly and stored in menu location 0201.  
The regulated voltage (Vreg) is calculated by subtracting the line compensation and 
circulating current compensation voltages from the line voltage (Vbc).  This voltage is 
compared with the reference voltage (Vs) and the deviation in the regulated voltage is 
adjusted automatically by actuating the tap changer mechanism.  The regulated voltage 
(Vreg) is stored in cell location 0202.  
6.1.3  Frequency 
The sampling frequency of the A/D converter is synchronised to the power system 
frequency when there is a signal of sufficient strength to reliably make a frequency 
measurement.  In the absence of a signal to frequency track the sampling frequency 
defaults to the power frequency setting in menu cell 0009.  The measured frequency 
defaults to the power frequency setting when the current and voltage is zero.  The 
displayed frequency measurement will also be the sampling frequency, but in this case it 
will read 0 when the frequency tracking stops.  The measured frequency is stored in cell 
location 0206.  
6.1.4  Power factor 
The real and apparent power is calculated from the measured load current (
IL) and line 
voltage (Vbc) quantities.  These are made available in the form of magnitude and phase 
information or as quadrature fourier vectors (
Icos (_vect and Isin (_vect) as illustrated in 
the diagram below.  
 
Figure 32:   
‘Real’ power is then calculated from fourier Vbc 
Icos (vector and the fourier IL Icosφ. The 
apparent power is calculated from Vbc and 
IL magnitudes.