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    THE RELAY SPECIALISTS

    relay monitoring systems pty ltd www.rmpl.com.au

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    2V73

    High Impedance Differential Relay

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    2V73

    High Impedance Differential Relay

    The 2V73 relay provides high speeddifferential protection for various items of

    power system plant including generators,busbars, motors & the individual windings ofpower transformers.

    It is also suitable for restricted earth faultprotection applications.

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    2V73

    High Impedance Differential Relay

    The relay measuring element is basically anattracted armature unit of simple & rugged

    construction powered from a bridge rectifier.

    Relay stability can be set in steps (25-115V in 15Vsteps or 25-325V in 50V steps), by using the front

    panel mounted selector switch. A capacitor isconnected in series with the operating coil to makethe relay insensitive to the DC component of faultcurrent.

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    External Fault

    A DCB

    2500A 4500A 3000A

    5000A

    10000A

    F1

    15 kA

    5A 9A 6A 20A

    No current

    through

    relay

    EXTERNAL FAULT of 15 kA

    RELAY CURRENT = 5 + 9 + 6 - 20 = 0A

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    External Fault Assuming

    CT Not Saturated

    10.2A 30.6A10.2A10.2A

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    External Fault Causing

    CT Saturation

    If CT saturation occurs it is most l ikely to affect

    CT with heaviest loading.

    Unbalance current caused by CT saturation wil l

    flow through secy winding of saturated CT and

    through relay.

    To obtain a relay operating voltage in excess of

    the resultant voltage the relay is required to be a

    HIGH IMPEDANCE.

    Note this is a relative term i.e. high impedance

    relative to impedance of saturated CT path

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    Stability Setting

    For CT Saturation Condition

    10.2A

    30.6A

    10.2A10.2A

    82.6V

    RL

    2 ohms

    RCT

    0.7 Ohm

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    Internal BUS Fault

    A DCB

    2500A 4500A 3000A 5000A

    F215 kA

    5A 9A 6A 10A

    30A

    through

    relay

    INTERNAL FAULT of 15 kA

    Relay Current = 5 + 9 + 6 + 10 = 30A

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    2V73

    Operating Current

    The primary operating current is given by: I op = n ( IR + N I

    )

    IR = Relay operating current & Metrosil current at setting voltageas per the table below.

    I

    = CT magnetizing current at setting voltage (A)

    n = CT turns ratioN = Number of connected CTs

    The operating currents shown in the following tables are for both3 inch & 6 inch Metrosils connected to the 2V73 as per the wiringdiagram.

    Range A(Volts)

    25 75 125 175 225 275 325

    Nominal(mA)

    15 15 15 15 17 21 29

    13 13 13 13 13 15 18

    to to to to to to toLimits(mA)

    16 17 17 20 27 39 61

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    2V73

    Operating Current

    Range B(Volts)

    25 40 55 70 85 100 115

    Nominal(mA)

    14 14 14 14 14 14 14

    13 13 13 13 13 13 13

    to to to to to to toLimits

    (mA) 16 16 16 17 17 17 17

    Should the natural effective operating current after applying theabove formula be lower that desired, it can be raised to therequired level by adding a shunt resistor across the differentialrelay input circuit.

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    2V73

    BUS Protection

    (Single Phase Representation)

    12

    8

    14

    10

    Flag resetvoltage free

    contact

    Magnetic flagoption only

    Flag auxiliary

    Flag auxiliary

    28

    24

    22

    26

    Tripoutput 2

    Tripoutput 1

    5

    6 Vs

    L1 L2 NL3

    P2P1

    P2P1

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    2V73

    Restricted Earth Fault Application

    12

    8

    14

    10

    Magnetic flagoption only

    Flag resetvoltage free

    contact

    Flag auxiliary

    Flag auxiliary

    28

    24

    22

    26

    Trip

    output 2

    Tripoutput 1

    5

    6 Vs

    P2P1

    P2

    P1

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    2V73

    Metrosil

    An external Metrosil unit having a non-linear

    resistance characteristic is required foreach phase element to limit the peakvoltage appearing across the secondarydifferential circuits under internal fault

    conditions.

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    1M123

    BUS Bar Protection Rack

    3 x 2V73 Single phase high impedance differential relays1 x 2V75 3 phase Metrosil module1 x 2HSM High speed multi trip relay1 x 4M800 4U 19 inch sub rack frame

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    2V73

    Metrosil Selection

    Refer 2V75 Metrosil Module

    Type Specification Rated Energy Part No.6 3 600A/S3/I/S887 33kJ 2105C58001

    6 1 600A/S1/S887 33kJ 2105C58002

    3 3 300A/S3/I/S3063 8kJ 2105C58006

    3 1 300A/S1/S646 8kJ 2105C58004

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    Customer Generated Ordering Code

    Generate the required ordering code as follows: e.g. 2V73 BAA

    OrderCodeGeneral

    Type1 2 3

    2V73 -

    1 SETTING RANGE

    A 25-325V AC in 50V stepsB 25-115V AC in 15V steps

    2 RATED FREQUENCY

    A 50 HzB 60 Hz

    3 FLAG TRIP INDICATION

    A Mechanical flag no flag auxiliary requiredB Magnetic flag 24 to 150V DC auxiliaryC Magnetic flag 140 to 300 V DC auxiliary

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    2V73

    Additional Information

    Technical Bulletin User Guide Software downloads

    Auto Cad Mounting Drawings Price & Availability

    www.rmspl.com.au/2V73.htm

    Test Manuals

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    Other Products

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