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P.3.103
Date Code 20151029 Protection Manual SEL-411L Relay
Protection Functions
CT Selection Procedure
To meet these requirements, the CT must satisfy Equation 3.39 or Equation 3.40.
IEC Applications Equation 3.39
ANSI Applications Equation 3.40
where:
ESAT is the CT excitation voltage corresponding to the IEC
maximum permissible error
VSTD is the CT ANSI terminal voltage rating
IF is the fault current in secondary amperes resulting from an
external fault at the remote terminal (distance elements) or the
maximum external fault current (current differential elements)
X/R is the ratio of the primary system reactance over resistance
at the remote terminal (equal to 2
πf • T
P
, where T
P
is the
primary system time constant)
RCT is the CT internal resistance
ZB is the total connected secondary impedance including the
relay and CT cable (for ground faults, the cable resistance
includes the return path for the current)
k is a dimensioning factor (determined by factory testing)
k = 6 for distance elements (mho and quadrilateral elements)
k = 7.5 for current differential elements
The procedure for determining CT requirements is summarized as follows:
Step 1. Calculate the maximum fault current (I
F
) for three-phase faults
and single-phase-to-ground faults at both line terminals.
Step 2. Calculate the X/R ratio for three-phase faults and single-phase-
to-ground faults at both line terminals.
Step 3. Apply Equation 3.39 or Equation 3.40 to determine whether
the selected CT is suitable for three-phase and single-phase-to-
ground faults in distance applications. Use k = 6 and the remote
terminal fault data.
Step 4. Repeat Step 3 to determine whether the selected CT is suitable
for three-phase and single-phase-to-ground faults in current
differential applications. Use k = 7.5 and the data for the
terminal with the greatest fault current.
The SEL-411L CT saturation.xls can also be used as a visualization tool for
evaluation of CT performance for the differential element. See
https://www.selinc.com/SEL-411L/#ct for more information.
CT Selection Example
Figure 3.58 Power System Used for CT Selection Example
E
SAT
I
F
XR 1+R
CT
Z
B
+
k
------------------------------------------------------------
V
STD
I
F
XR 1+Z
B
k
--------------------------------------
System Voltage (Vs) = 110 kV
System Short Circuit Current (Isc) = 31.5 kA
System Z0/Z1 ratio = 1
System X over R ratio = 38
Z
LINE Impedance = (0.089 + j 0.726)
Ω
primary
Line Z0/Z1 ratio = 3
Remote Bus
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