Testing the Negative-Sequence Current
When testing, keep in mind that the measured values are standardized. In the setting I
2
/I
rated, obj.
, they are
standardized to the rated current of the protected object. The conversion to secondary transformer values is
accomplished in the device.
EXAMPLE:
The threshold value is set to 10 % of the protected object.
Transformer: 100 A/1 A
Rated current of the protected object: 80 A
Action Steps
²
At a setting of 10 %, the primary negative-sequence current is 80 A • 10 %/100 % = 8 A.
For a current transformer ratio of 100, test with a secondary current of 0.08 A.
²
With a transformer of 100 A/5 A, the test current is higher by the factor 5. Test with 0.4 A. The pickup
value is at 1.1 • 0.4 A = 0.44 A.
²
If deviations occur during the testing, you must check whether the power-system data were entered
correctly.
NOTE
Keep in mind that the function works starting from the set minimum current.
11.13
Functional Tests
11.13 Testing the Negative-Sequence Current
SIPROTEC 5, Overcurrent Protection, Manual 1395
C53000-G5040-C017-8, Edition 07.2017
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