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Thytronic SSG

Thytronic SSG
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SSG
1
SSG000\08
12-2005
SSG
Relè di protezione a microprocessore di massima corrente e di terra con
funzioni direzionali di massima corrente e di terra
Conforme a Specifica Enel DK5600
Microprocessor-based relay for overcurrent and earth fault protection with
directional functions of overcurrent and earth fault
Suitable to Enel DK5600 requirements
MANUALE D'ISTRUZIONE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
27-50-51-59T-67-50N-51N-59N-67N
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Thytronic SSG Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandThytronic
ModelSSG
CategoryRelays
LanguageEnglish

Summary

General Information

Product Description

Technical Specifications

Function Characteristics

Settings and Adjustments

Reset and Reaction Times

Accuracy Specifications

Operating Characteristics

Functional Principle

Analog Circuit Board

Digital Board

Installation Procedures

Mechanical Mounting

Describes the mechanical mounting options for the relay case, including flush, projecting, and rack installations.

Projecting Mounting Details

Details the projecting mounting procedure, dimensions, and fastening methods for the relay.

Rack Mounting Instructions

Explains how to install the relay in a standard 19-inch rack, specifying module compatibility.

Electrical Connections

Final Operations and Checks

Setting and Commissioning

General Setting Guidelines

Provides general guidelines and user operations for relay settings and final relay modes.

Reading Operational Variables

Explains how to display input quantities and trip event data on the indicator.

Settings Configuration

Modifying Relay Settings

General Setting Modification Procedure

Details the general procedure for modifying relay settings, parameters, and characteristic curves.

Characteristic Curve Selection

Explains how to select and adjust operating characteristic curves for different functions.

Blocking Function Configuration

Describes how to configure the blocking function and its parameters for various protection types.

Digital Input Configuration

Explains the functions assignable to digital input circuits for control and monitoring.

Self-Test and Voltage Settings

Self-Test Functionality

Details the self-test function, its assignment to final relays, and behavior during faults.

Nominal Voltage Parameterization

Specifies how to correctly program nominal voltage values for accurate operation.

Non-Volatile Memory and Diagnostics

Memory Integrity and Error Handling

Explains the dual memory banks for calibration data and how the relay handles data corruption.

Self-Test and Fault Reporting

Describes relay behavior and messages upon detecting faults like power supply or coil failures.

Setting Execution Procedures

Common Functions (BASE)

BASE Function Configuration

Covers setting configuration banks, variable reading modes, and assigning digital inputs.

Phase Overcurrent Functions (50-51)

Explains the use of phase overcurrent functions and how to determine setting parameters.

Directional Overcurrent Function (67)

Residual Current and Voltage Functions

Residual Current Functions (50 N-51 N)

Explains residual current functions for earth fault protection in radial and insulated systems.

Residual Voltage Functions (59 N)

Describes residual voltage protection for earth faults in insulated networks.

Directional Earth Fault Function (67 N)

Specific Protection Function Settings

Undervoltage Function (27) Settings

Details testing procedures for undervoltage threshold and time.

Voltage Monitoring Function (59 T) Settings

Details testing procedures for voltage monitoring threshold and time.

Blocking Function Configuration

Explains how to configure the blocking function and its parameters for various protection types.

Circuit Breaker Failure Handling

Pilot Wire Integrity

Testing Procedures Overview

Preliminary Testing Information

Provides preliminary information on the necessity and types of protection relay testing.

Checking Correct Power Supply

Explains how to verify the correct power supply using the green LED indicator.

Test Execution Using the TEST Key

Performing Checks via Laboratory Tests

Detailed Verification Procedures

Describes the procedure for performing checks using test equipment or plugs.

Overcurrent Function Testing (50-51)

Independent Time Setting Tests

Details the procedure for testing the operation threshold for independent time functions.

Dependent Time Setting Tests

Details the procedure for testing the operation threshold for dependent time functions.

Directional Overcurrent Function Testing (67)

Independent Time Setting Tests

Details testing the operation threshold for independent time directional functions.

Residual Overcurrent Function Testing (50 N-51 N)

Residual Overvoltage Function Testing (59 N)

Open Delta Secondary Connection Test

Describes the test procedure for operation threshold with open delta secondary connection.

Three-Phase VT Connection Test

Details the test procedure for operation threshold with three-phase VT connection.

Directional Earth Fault Function Testing (67 N)

Independent Time Setting Tests

Details testing the operation threshold for independent time directional earth fault functions.

Specific Function Testing Procedures

Undervoltage Functions (27) Testing

Details testing procedures for undervoltage threshold and time.

Live Line Function (59 T) Testing

Details testing procedures for voltage monitoring threshold and time.

Blocking Function Testing

Explains how to test the blocking function using multiple relays or a single unit.

Current Injection Testing

Maintenance Guidelines

General Maintenance Recommendations

Covers general maintenance, checks, and fault handling for S Series relays.

Storage Recommendations

Provides recommendations for storing the protection relays to maintain their condition.

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